The chaebol's little wife: Uncle, you are going to spoil me!

Because she was the youngest, she was the least aware of the "danger".

With the competition, she studied even harder. Nuo'er read aloud, trying to tell her brain how much she wanted to win. She even coughed from the effort, and the soundproof door couldn't block out her voice, showing just how hard she was trying.

Jiang Tianzhi couldn't even see the data charts on his computer. "Does this guy have no guts?"

I took Nuo'er's little cup to the study. Nuo'er was reading with her face flushed and coughing. Her two older sisters were there to pat her back.

The two older sisters, who have been bilingually educated since childhood, are trying to guide this little English-challenged boy; throwing him around is a bit of a struggle.

She opened the bottle cap, and her rubber nozzle popped out. Jiang Tianzhi then held it to her little pig's lips.

Drinking her own water, Nuo'er coughed twice more, then told her older brother about her competition with her older sister. Jiang Tianzhi went to check how many of Nuo'er's memorized words, but... without asking any questions.

"Jiang Xiaozhuzhu, are you going to stay up all night because of these ten words?"

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outdoor,

Little Yuan was overjoyed. She was taken out alone and even had vocabulary taught to her separately.

Inside the pavilion, Su Jingnian drew lines for her, teaching her how to memorize faster. The little girl smiled innocently.

Su Jingnian looked into the girl's bright eyes, which were like her own when she was little, with their watery purple grape-like eyes. "If you memorize three words, I'll give you a candy; if you memorize five words, I'll swing with you on the swing; if you memorize them all, I'll grant you one request."

"Really?"

With encouragement, she learned very quickly.

When she was memorizing the fourth word, Xiaoyuan actually received a candy. She had no idea how Su Jingnian got it.

She likes candy, not because of its sweetness, but because of the happiness it brings her. It's like when she was little, her mother liked candy and her father would secretly buy it for her, which she would then bury in the sand, and her parents would laugh at her. It's also like when she went to New Zealand with her brother as a child, and candy would appear out of nowhere as a social reward. Every time it appeared, it brought her joy, and there were also candies that were given to her by Nong.

She continued memorizing vocabulary while eating her special candy.

When it came to the ninth word, Su Jingnian gently rocked the swing chair, and Yuan Niu became even more engrossed in memorizing it. For each word, Su Jingnian could extend it into a sentence for her, helping her understand its usage, phrases, and translation.

"You're so nice." The little girl's eyes sparkled as she looked at Su Jingnian beside her.

Su Jingnian was used to her silly little girl look. "You still have eleven left. You're halfway there. Continue."

Nangong Mingyue already had ten more words than her younger sister.

Longbao's previous request was not cumulative; he first memorized three, then five, and finally twelve.

With Su Jingnian's explanation of each word, Xiao Yuanniu memorized them very quickly, mastering them all in less than ten minutes.

But the last "goal," which was also the simplest and easiest to memorize, was something Little Yuan couldn't memorize no matter what she tried.

Su Jingnian gave her three examples, but she still didn't study properly.

Su Jingnian stared into her eyes, and Xiao Yuan Niu glanced away guiltily. Su Jingnian understood in an instant. "If you can't memorize it, take a break and try again later."

"Ah."

The two sat on the swing. Su Jingnian didn't want to sit, but said, "Hey, you sit here."

Su Jingnian's family also had a swing, but his mother and sister would lie on it and swing around when they were full from eating and wanted to relax. His and his father's role was to occasionally check if the screws were loose, if the foot pedals were secure, and if the swing was safe.

Seeing the pleading look in Xiao Liuda's eyes, her own eyes sparkled, "Hey, you have to teach me! How can you teach me if you don't sit next to me, right?"

Now that he was smarter, Su Jingnian crossed the back of the swing and sat next to her.

He lightly touched the grass with his toes, and the two swayed gently.

Looking up, there was a moon in the sky, and a sliver of moonlight beside me.

Small flying insects appeared under the streetlights. Nangong Mingyue kept swatting them away, but still didn't go back.

Mosquitoes in the grass bit her legs, arms, and finally her forehead, until a large bump appeared on her forehead. "Let's go back."

"I haven't memorized it yet."

Little Yuan Niu wouldn't leave, so Su Jingnian grabbed her wrist, saying, "Even if you can't memorize it, you can't let the mosquitoes eat it."

Indeed, men and women focus on different things.

Little Yuan looked at Su Jingnian holding her hand, and wondered, "Why is he holding my hand again?!"

She reached out and pulled her hand back, placing her palm into Su Jingnian's. Her eyes crinkled with a triumphant smile.

Su Jingnian naturally noticed the change in his hand. He pretended not to notice Xiao Liuda's little scheme and continued walking forward, but a slight upward curve appeared at the corner of his mouth.

His palm was neither too tight nor too loose, as if he wasn't afraid at all that the 'thread' in his palm would fly away.

Not only would Nangong Mingyue's thread not fly away, but she was also afraid that the hand holding her 'thread' would fly away. Instead, she tightly gripped Su Jingnian's tiger's mouth, and the two of them held hands clasped together.

"Target, how do you pronounce it? How do you spell it? Make a sentence with it."

Nangong Mingyue was about to speak when she suddenly remembered that if she could recite all twenty words, Nong would stop wandering around with her.

Finally, they arrived at the classroom door. Su Jingnian looked at the little girl and asked, "Still can't memorize the last word?"

Little Yuan shook her head, "Do you have any gold beans on you? What if Nuonuo wants them but you don't have any?"

Su Jingnian looked at her; she hadn't grown up since she was born, always by his side. Thinking of her younger siblings, she already had the air of an older sister.

Inside the classroom, Jiang Tianzhi could be heard holding his younger sister's head, examining it closely, wondering, "What's wrong with this little brain?"

Little Nuobao's head was being held and rolled up by her older brother again, and then he insisted that there was something wrong with her head and that he would investigate it.

Su Jingnian knew immediately that Xiao Nuo'er hadn't memorized it all, so he took Nangong Mingyue's hand and headed home.

When they arrived at the brightly lit residential area, a group of parents had gathered in the living room, all joking about arranging a marriage between their children. Jiang Momo laughed loudly, "Sure, I dare to let Su Niannian go there, are you willing to accept her?"

Guan Qingyi: "If you dare, I dare."

"Yun'er is your biological daughter, isn't she?" Jiang Momo asked in shock.

Su Jingnian only let go of Nangong Mingyue's hand when they reached the door and entered from behind. To get to the room, they had to go around to the living room, so Su Jingnian went in first. "Oh, my son is here. You can go home now... Oh, son,"

"Ahem," Jiang Chenyu reminded him.

Miss Jiang changed the subject abruptly, "Son, you've returned with little sister Yuan'er. Where are your other younger siblings and nephews?"

"Keep him in the hall."

Su Jingnian went upstairs, and Nangong Mingyue stood in the living room, being watched by a group of parents. She called out, "Godfather, Aunt Gu, I'm going too."

"Go ahead, go ahead." Gu Nuannuan smiled and let her go upstairs.