Koi Food God is super sweet

Chapter 53
Lin Lin saw that they could get along well, and she was about to leave after staying by the side for a while.

"Yeah, okay, thank you, senior."

Seeing her was doing him a favor. Mu Keke had always had a good impression of the good-looking young lady, and she was very grateful for helping her in this way, even though it was necessary for her work.

"It's okay, then I'll go first, bye." Lin Lin smiled softly and walked out.

"Auntie, I'm leaving first." Just as she walked out the door, she saw Coco's mother, said hello and left.

"Mom? I thought you were gone?"

When I came in, I didn't hear my mother's voice or anyone. I thought she had left first, but I didn't expect that she was still there.

"No, I just went to wait for your luggage."

After she finished speaking, two physically strong boys came over with her luggage.

"Thank you, thank you, hard work!"

Seeing that his luggage appeared in front of him, Mu Keke hurriedly thanked him first.

After watching them leave, he hurriedly dragged his mother in happily.

"Look, mom, isn't my new dormitory very nice?"

How do you say that there is a sense of pride in your tone?
Coco's mother looked at it and nodded: "It's really good, the dormitory is quite big and clean."

"Hey, that's right!" Mu Keke was very happy.

"Hello Auntie."

After Coco's mother finished speaking, someone came over to say hello to her.

"Hello, hello, from now on, Keke and my family will be in the same dormitory, and you all have to take good care of them."

As soon as it came up, Ke Ke's mother brought out the familiar dialogues of parents.

Every time there are new classmates and parents are around, she will first say hello to the new classmates around, so that they can get along well.

Seems to be the case, right?

"Yes, yes, we will get along well."

A girl who looked lively from her clothes came over and agreed.

"Okay, auntie, thank you first."

"It's okay auntie."

After hearing these words, several people came over, picked up Mu Keke's luggage, and prepared to help her organize it.

"Hey, no need, I will do it myself, these are very heavy."

After Mu Keke saw their movements, she quickly stopped them.

"That's right, don't bother, let Keke do it by himself, don't spoil her." Keke's mother went straight to her, patted their hands gently, and asked them to let go of the luggage.

Although there is nothing wrong with saying this sentence at this time, why does it sound a little weird now?

Mu Keke has some doubts at this moment: Have I been spoiled every day?

"Auntie is fine, we all live in the same dormitory, we just help each other."

Seeing the two of them being so polite, the lively girl continued talking.

"It's okay hehe, I think my mother is right, I'll do it myself, you can tell me if you need anything! I have a lot of things coming."

Mu Keke walked over, moved the luggage to her bed in the same way, and started to tidy up.

"Then...you get along well, Auntie is leaving first. Seeing that they are doing well together, and the roommates are quite friendly, Keke thinks that now he can finally travel to Australia.

"Good mother, bye mother!"

Hearing that her mother was leaving, Mu Keke quickly stood up and said goodbye with some excitement.

"Auntie, go slowly."

"Oh, right!"

(End of this chapter)