The Eighty Blessed Wife is a prodigal

Chapter 936 The family is neat and tidy
"This old man is used to being stubborn."

He Yan's mother who got out of the car happened to hear what He Yan's father said, and answered angrily.

After she got out of the car, she took the child from Tang Xin's arms and let Tang Xin get out of the car.

After Tang Xin got out of the car, she took Mi Jin from He Wen's arms and asked He Wen to wake up He Yu.

A few people were busy moving things to the house, and saw a dark and thin middle-aged man wearing a dark blue Chinese tunic suit and a hat of the same color walking towards him not far away.

"Yeah, He Yan is back?"

He was holding a flashlight in his hand, as if he was about to go for a walk.

He Yan heard the words and nodded.

He saw this person familiar, but he couldn't remember his name, so he didn't make a sound, just nodded.

I thought that the other party would leave after saying a word, but who knows, the other party followed them to the house: "In a flash, He Yan has a child."

As he spoke, he shook Tang Xin's back with the flashlight.

Tang Xin was shaken to a halt, frowned and looked back at the person holding the flashlight, then turned her head and continued walking home.

Tang Xin is a junior, so it is natural that he is not good.

But He Yan's mother didn't care about this, she turned her head and stared at the man: "What's the matter with you, what are you shaking with a flashlight? You have a flashlight?"

I don't have eyesight, I haven't seen them coming home like this, are you going to sleep?
And follow them to their house.

"Lao Qi, the children are tired from driving today and are going to bed, so I won't let you pass today, and my son will come over to drink some more tomorrow."

He Yan's father said politely.

The man named Lao Qi paused in his footsteps, and nodded with a calm expression: "Okay, I'll go there tomorrow, and my eldest brother and sister-in-law will take the children there later when they are free."

Watching him leave, He Yan's mother spat hard: "What?"

"okay."

He Yan's father said something in a deep voice, and entered the courtyard.

As soon as he got home, He Yu couldn't help but threw himself on the kang and yawned: "I'm finally home."

She was already sleeping at this time, and with the wobbly ride in the car, she suffered from motion sickness, which made her uncomfortable.

"Quickly spread the quilt and sleep."

He Yan's mother spoke to He Yu and told her to go to bed quickly.

As for himself, he carried the child with Tang Xin to Tang Xin's room to spread the quilt.

Tang Xin handed the child to Congratulations: "Hold for a while, I'll spread the quilt."

He Yan's father originally wanted to wait for the children to get home, eat first, and then go to sleep, so there would be no quilt, but he was so sleepy that he didn't eat the hot rice in the pot.

"He Yu got motion sickness and vomited once on the way. Tang Xin and I couldn't eat anymore."

He Yan's mother said, and handed the rice brocade in her arms to He Yan's father: "Hey, hold your grandson, I will take out the rice, so as not to spoil it tomorrow morning."

He Yan's father opened his mouth to take Mi Jin, nodded, but did not speak.

A pair of eyes stuck to Mi Jin's body.

"Look how beautiful you are."

He Yan's mother clicked her tongue angrily, and went to the kitchen.

A grandson is of course different from a son.

Mi Jin is also fatter than rice grains, with a tiger head and a tiger brain, which is very attractive.

Rao, the congratulatory father, who didn't talk much, couldn't help raising the corners of his lips to watch him sleep when he saw him.

"Dad, when will this list end?"

He Yan hugged the rice grains, sat on the edge of the kang and asked.

When it came to the vegetables in the greenhouse, the smile on He Yan's father's face also subsided: "This batch of vegetables is over as soon as we sell them."

Hearing this, He Yan nodded: "Well, don't pick up the phone when it's over, and come to Nanshi with us."

According to Tang Xin's plan, she would naturally not return to her hometown to farm.

(End of this chapter)