The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

Everyone was happy to meet, and Li Tian didn't rush to mention what had happened in Shanghai.

This kind of thing is not suitable to be discussed over the phone, so my maternal grandfather did not tell my paternal grandfather and the others.

Whether to tell her or when to tell her is up to her to decide.

Anyway, they chattered on and on the whole way, talking enthusiastically without stopping.

In the end, no one could remember what they said.

As soon as the car entered the parking lot, Li Tian saw her grandparents who were already waiting there.

Li Tian asked Liu Wei to stop the car.

As soon as the car stopped, the brother and sister opened the door and ran off.

Li Shengli was happy, but he still shouted loudly with full confidence.

"Slow down, no rush..."

Ye Zhao shook him off and went to greet the children herself.

"Old woman, wait for me..."

When Li Tian and the other woman approached Ye Zhao, they stopped in their tracks, afraid that if they attacked together, they might knock the old lady flying again.

"grandmother!"

"grandmother!"

Ye Zhao held one in each hand, and her eyes reddened as she looked at them.

"Grandma, we're fine. At most, we've lost a few strands of hair. It's okay, they'll grow back."

Ye Zhao smiled and squeezed her beloved granddaughter's hand.

"Go see your grandfather, the old man's probably jealous."

Li Tian and her brother smiled at each other, then turned and went to Li Shengli's side.

"Grandpa, your legs are quite nimble now. Grandpa Shen's medicinal diet really works."

Lee Seungri smiled and patted his beloved granddaughter.

"You dare to make fun of an old man?"

Li Tian nuzzled Li Shengli with her head.

"I'm not joking, it's the truth! I just want Grandpa to be able to walk like the wind."

Li Shengli burst into laughter.

The child spoke sincerely, and he was happy to hear it.

Li Muchen also took a rare moment of affection and held the old man's other arm.

"Grandpa, we're back."

Li Shengli looked at his grandson, who was not much shorter than him, and his smile widened.

"You must be tired from your trip. Take a good rest when you get home. Xiao Zhang has cooked a lot of your favorite dishes."

Li Muchen smiled and nodded vigorously.

He couldn't be as emotionally expressive as Li Tian, ​​but he still learned a lot from what he saw and heard.

Emotions do need to be expressed.

"Alright, let's talk when we get home."

Li Muchen helped his grandfather.

Li Tian then took her grandmother's arm.

They chatted intimately about the fun things that happened during their trip.

Those things that might worry the elderly were glossed over.

When Chang Yuan came out to greet her, she was still wearing her apron.

They were obviously cooking together in the kitchen.

Li Tian and his sister exchanged a few more pleasantries.

It had been a long time since we'd last met, and it was quite heartwarming to see each other again.

"Aunt Chang, thank you for preparing all those things for me. They came in very handy while I was out."

This statement is full of genuine emotion.

Everyone—those giving praise, those receiving praise, and others—was happy.

Chang Yuan smiled and brought them honey water.

"You can sit and rest for a while; dinner will be served soon."

Li Tian smiled and nodded, without making a fuss about thanking him.

Chang Yuan plays a significant role in the family.

She is Li Yuanchao's capable wife and Ye Zhao's good helper.

Although I cannot be Li Tian's mother, I am still fully worthy of respect.

It's enough that we can live in peace with each other.

It’s too late.

Chang Yuan smiled and went back to the kitchen.

Ye Zhao handed the water to the two children.

"Have a glass of water, go back to your room to change your clothes and wash up."

The airplane toilet was too small, so Li Tian refrained from drinking water and talked the whole way, and now she was indeed thirsty.

He gulped down half a cup in one go.

Once you're at home, you can relax and be very comfortable.

He pulled her suitcase back into the house.

The sheets and duvet covers were all newly changed, and the quilt had been aired out; you could still smell the sunshine.

Li Tian changed into casual clothes.

In the north, there's central heating, so you can just wear a sweater indoors.

In the cold winter, it's very comfortable to stay indoors as long as you don't go out.

In this respect, it's much more comfortable than the South.

After using the restroom and washing her hands and face, Li Tian went to the living room, where the meal was already being set out.

With plenty of help at home, she naturally doesn't need to assist.

But Li Tian still went to help get the bowls and chopsticks.

Whether you do a lot or a little, at least you've made the gesture.

Having grown up in the north, Li Tian still prefers the taste of home.

Grandma takes good care of them, but sometimes the food is just not quite right.

Perhaps because she was hungry, Li Tian ate heartily.

Li Muchen is in a similar situation.

He is a true northerner, the kind of person who feels soulless without noodles.

Ye Zhao saw that they were eating with great relish, even more so than she was eating herself.

"Your aunt has been talking about you a lot. She even brought you a lot of gifts from the south. Give her a call later."

Li Tian chewed a few times and swallowed the braised pork in her mouth.

"Okay, we also brought a gift for my aunt. We'll send it to her when we have time."

The children were thoughtful, so Ye Zhao didn't ask what they had brought.

"Your senior sister also asked you to call her back after you come back."

Li Yuanchao has already talked about acting, so this is probably what Chen Yufei wants to say.

"I'm going to see my master tomorrow, and I'll also visit my senior sister while I'm at it."

"Grandma, I don't want to act anymore, and I don't need to be famous."

Ye Zhao didn't care; whether or not she acted was entirely up to Li Tian's wishes.

Li Shengli didn't like Li Tian showing off, but he never stopped her.

"You handle it as you see fit; we won't interfere."

Chang Yuan ate quietly, occasionally picking up food for the two children.

She did not interfere with these arrangements.

She doesn't usually take care of the children, and she won't exercise her parental authority without authorization when it matters.

Rights and obligations are equal.

Without putting in hard work, how can you presume to act like a parent?

Li Yuanchao didn't offer much of an opinion; his parents let him make his own decisions, which relieved him of some worry.

When he is needed, he will naturally not back down.

The meal was enjoyed by everyone.

After the meal, Chang Yuan took the embroidered pouch given to her by Li Tian and left first, as she had to go to work in the afternoon.

Li Yuanchao sat for a while and then left. He was able to spare half a day to pick up his daughter, which was time he had squeezed out after working several overtime shifts.

Li Tian wasn't sleepy either, so she pulled her grandparents into her room.

She's about to present her treasure.

The first item they took out was medicinal herbs.

"Grandma, these are all good things. It's hard to buy such high quality outside. Try to keep them for our family."

Ye Zhao accepted it with satisfaction.

The kids are older now, and they know how to bring good things home.

"Grandma, my brother has a really good eye. Every single stone we bought for twenty yuan turned out to be a top-quality jade."

When the small bag was opened, emerald green and purple jadeite shone brightly before everyone.

"This green jade is mine. I gave half to my maternal grandmother, and the other half is for my paternal grandmother."

Li Tian pushed the two pieces of green jade to Ye Zhao.

"My brother paid for Zifei, so he can make his own decisions about his things."

Li Muchen smiled.

"I don't know when my mom will be back. I want to give half to my grandma and half to Tian Tian."

Ye Zhao stared blankly at the jade in her hand, at a loss for words.

Although Li Shengli didn't know what was so special about these beautiful stones, he knew they were good things.

"Keep it; your children are filial to you."