The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 286 Missing Brother Ayou
Ten taels of silver could be used to create a separate room for a younger sister.

Even Wang Chuanfu and his wife felt that it was no big deal to leave a room for Ayu.

Even if Ayu doesn't stay, it's good that she has this intention.

They were delighted to see the brother and sister enjoying each other's company.

Wang Chuanfu took a portion of the peony and a portion of the herbaceous peony seeds and gave them to Old Mrs. Wang.

Before going to bed at night, Grandma Wang gave them all to Little Ayu.

"See if you can grow it there. I think it should grow better than on wasteland. Your uncle may be a bit simple-minded, but he still remembers you."

Little Ayu had never seen a peony, but she had seen a tree peony.

It was a gift from her brother Ayou; it was picked from the small garden of the Yongding County Government Office.

At the time, she didn't know it was Peony; it was Brother Ayou who taught her.

However, back then, Brother Ayou was so aloof, even when he went to the village, he was still cool.

Seeing these seeds, Xiao Ayu couldn't help but think of her brother Ayou.

She went home, and her brother Ayou went home too. Was he as happy as she was?

As she pondered this, she crawled into bed and sent her consciousness out into the void.

With Tuanzi's help, the seeds were planted, and then Tuanzi fell soundly asleep on the cloud bed next to her.

Even as she slept soundly, little Ayu was still muttering, "Brother Ayou..."

At that moment, Qin Huai, who was studying under the lamp, suddenly sneezed.

"Young master, it's getting chilly, you should get some rest," said Red Armor hurriedly.

"Has it been delivered?" Qin Huai asked.

Chi Jia: "I already sent someone to deliver it by fast horse. It should arrive in a few days."

Young master, don't you think about it? Wanning City and Nanhe Town are quite far apart. Who knows if those grapes can even last?

Don't send over a bunch of bad grapes; the little guy will be heartbroken if he sees them.

She couldn't bear to see food wasted.

Just as Qin Huai was about to speak, someone knocked on the door. He frowned, his face showing displeasure.

Red Armor asked, "What is it?"

"Commander Chi, the Madam sent me to ask if the young master is hungry from his late-night reading? I have prepared some food for him." Someone said from outside the door.

Red Armor: "No need, let's go back."

However, the person outside did not leave. Instead, he said in a fearful voice, "Commander Chi, please open the door. I just need to take the things in for the young master. Otherwise, I won't be able to explain to the madam. Please don't make things difficult for me."

Knowing the lady's cold nature, if anyone didn't do their job well, they would definitely get a beating.

Although Qin Huai was impatient, he still nodded in the end.

As soon as Chi Jia opened the door, he saw a lightly dressed young girl slowly walking into the study with small, quick steps.

She was about eleven or twelve years old, with no makeup on her face, and her eyes shone with great intelligence.

The little girl was a bit stunned when she saw Qin Huai holding a book behind the desk.

The young master is so handsome!

"Put your things down, and you can leave," Red Armor said coldly.

Just then, the little girl saw Qin Huai put down his book, pick up a calligraphy brush, and prepare to write something.

The young girl pushed aside the red-armored man and hurried forward: "Young master, let me help you grind the ink. I know how to grind ink!"

After saying that, the girl picked up the ink block without waiting for Qin Huai's response and was about to put it into the inkstone next to her.

Qin Huai turned his head and glanced at him, his dark pupils devoid of any emotion.

The little girl suddenly froze, a feeling of fear rising from the back of her head.

"Young...Young Master?"

Qin Huai: "Get lost."

Although it was a boy's childish voice, it inexplicably carried a sense of oppression.

The little girl scrambled away.

(End of this chapter)