Paranoid Fu Shao's heart

Chapter 221 The Mother-In-Law Who Sells Cotton Candy

"Still holding it?" The man's eyes were dark, and his voice was neither cold nor cold.

"Oh." Luosang took the marshmallow and held it in his hand.

Fu Shihan glanced at it, and left a marshmallow in his hand, with no expression on his face. Seeing that the girl had no intention of eating it, he asked, "Do you want to eat it?"

"No, I'll eat when I get home." Luosang shook his head, staring at the man's deep eyes with his bright eyes.

She looked down at the cotton candy in her hand again, her long hair slightly covered the side of her face, her face was gentle and demure.

The two of them walked to the seat where they had just rested.

I saw a boy sitting there with a schoolbag on his back and a girl younger than him in his arms.

The little girl hid in the boy's arms and cried, "Brother, I want ice cream."

The boy was about seven or eight years old, with a frown on his small face, and he patted his sister on the back, "When my brother has money, I will definitely buy it for you."

"I don't want it, I want to eat it now." The girl continued to cry in her brother's arms, and the soft cry came again: "I still want to ride on the wooden horse...My brother clearly said that he would take me on the wooden horse today, why? Now I can't say no..."

"Children sit in danger by themselves, next time we will find an adult to take us." The boy had a sad expression on his small face: "Don't cry, okay?"

"Brother is lying! I won't listen!" The girl stopped crying in her brother's arms. She raised her head, wiped the tears from her face, slipped off the rest chair, turned and ran without looking at the road.

Luosang was almost knocked over, he helped the little girl stand up with his hands, and asked softly, "Are you all right?"

"Thank you, sister." The girl looked at Luosang, the tears on her face barely stopped.

Behind him, the little girl's brother ran up, held her little hand, and said to Luosang, "Xiaoxiao, we're going home."

The little girl was obviously unwilling, "I don't want it, I want to ride on the wooden horse." She suddenly saw the marshmallow in Luosang's hand, stared at it non-stop, and after a few seconds, she pouted: "It would be great if Mom and Dad were here." Now, I can eat ice cream and marshmallows..."

Seeing the little girl's eyes shining brightly, Luosang handed the oversized cotton candy to her eyes, "Little friend, I'll eat it for you."

The little girl shook her head and refused: "I can't."

Luosang squatted down: "Why?"

"You can't just eat what a stranger gives you."

"Take it, there's another one." Luosang reached out to the man standing beside him who didn't move. She raised her head slightly and took another cotton candy: "This is for your brother."

The girl's brother was indifferent, not only did not answer, but frowned, repelling them: "Why give it to us?"

Luosang smiled slightly and said softly, "This is for children, we adults don't like it."

"Why do adults still buy it if they don't eat it?"

Luosang was serious: "The mother-in-law who sells cotton candy saw that I look good, so she gave it to me."

The boy glanced at the face of the older sister in front of him, and retorted: "I don't believe it, you are lying to children."

Lausanne: "Then go ask the mother-in-law who sells cotton candy."

The man beside him was as cold as ice, he pulled Luosang up and said coldly, "Let's go, come with me to the company."

Luosang blinked: "Are you in a hurry? If you are in a hurry, you go first, I don't want to go yet."

Don't look at him anymore.

Instead, he looked down at the two brats in front of him.

(End of this chapter)