Through the book: The villain’s son’s stand-in

"Okay, I'm very sorry, I will pay attention to it in the future."

The tall, dark-skinned man roared away with the police car. Gu Pan didn't let out a long sigh of relief until he could no longer see his shadow.

"Finally sent away these plague gods."

She walked into the villa and knocked on Gu Cheng's door without stopping.

Gu Cheng rushed to open the door, raised his head and asked, "Are the uncles gone?"

He was asking knowingly, but he couldn't help but confirm it.

It's not that he is too timid, but his experiences in the past few years have taught him not to approach the police easily.

It not only hurts people but also hurts money.

Gu Pan knelt down and picked up Gu Cheng, and said as he walked towards the stairs: "I have left, but because of the wrong alarm, I spent 2000 star coins. If it happens again within three years, I will be fined ten times."

Gu Cheng's eyes flashed, these people were so dark!

But if you think about what kind of cows and horses they are sitting on, you can understand what it means to be effective!

Gu Cheng couldn't help but mourn for the next His Majesty. If there was no revolutionary change, I am afraid that in a few hundred years, this empire would be eaten away by these moths.

As for this His Majesty, he was brave but unintelligent. If it had not been for the help of the Queen, he would have been killed by conspiracy.

The two came to the dining table, and Gu Pan tied Gu Cheng's bib: "Mom has warmed the rice, go and take it out now."

He picked up the chopsticks skillfully and looked at Gu Pan's back busy in the kitchen.

"Mom, where did Xiaoqi and Xiaoba go?" Gu Cheng asked.

Gu Pan silently put the food on the table, and then replied: "They were sent for repairs, but the damage was too complete, so it will take a little longer."

She used tactful words of complaint to silence Gu Cheng.

"How long will it take? If they're not here, no one will help you." Gu Cheng took a bite of meat and looked towards the utility room.

Gu Pan: "...I don't know how long it will take," she said with a smile, "but I guess they will be back when Chengcheng goes to elementary school."

"Chengcheng doesn't have to worry about his mother. She is very capable. The holes in the roof and floor have been repaired by her."

After hearing this, Gu Cheng stopped asking and buried his head in eating.

Gu Pan lowered his head and all his smiles disappeared.

The two of them are omnics. As long as they want to come back, three years is enough for them to go back and forth hundreds of times.

The fear is that they will never come back.

She is an ordinary person, and her life span is only three hundred years.

Compared to creatures like them who have been around for thousands of years, she is just a passer-by in the blink of an eye.

*

Gu Cheng copied a time-lapse camera video and compressed the two-day video into ten minutes under Gu Pan's guidance.

The familiar conversation that took place yesterday made people smile when they listened carefully.

Xiao Qi and Xiao Ba in the video were not overly lively, so Gu Pan did not cut off the footage of them.

It was Gu Cheng's first official speech on stage, and I believe the two of them wanted to witness it together.

Gu Pan read today's bedtime story very slowly, sometimes with a loud yawn.

Gu Cheng closed his eyes and did not fall asleep.

But he hadn't heard the sound of Gu Pan reading for a long time, so he couldn't help but raise his eyelids and look at Gu Pan.

At this time, Gu Pan was leaning on the bed with his head tilted, and the book in his hand was half closed and about to fall down.

Gu Cheng carefully pulled out the book, holding the big book in his arms. He was surrounded by Gu Pan again, and it was really difficult to put the book down.

He took a deep breath and couldn't help but move his eyes to the quilt.

Perhaps, this is the only way.

Before Gu Cheng got under the quilt, he checked Gu Pan's sleeping condition and saw that she was already snoring slightly, so he buried himself in it with confidence.

His two calves flew up, looking in one direction, and rushed forward.

But soon he was hit on the head by an obstacle.

It was dim inside the quilt and he couldn't see clearly, but the thing he hit was soft and elastic, and he knew it was a certain part of Gu Pan's body without having to guess.

"Did I crawl in the wrong direction?" Gu Cheng stopped.

Under the wide and soft down quilt, a small bag was lifted up on Gu Pan's calf. The cub in the small bag was trying hard to turn the car around and start again.

It has to be said that the warmth and light-blocking properties of the down quilt are first-rate. Gu Cheng felt like he was a blind man, crawling with difficulty in the darkness.

He crawled under the quilt for a few more minutes, flipped over from the end of the bed, and came to the middle of the bed. He was panting while climbing and could not get out.

At this time, Gu Cheng couldn't help but begin to doubt life.

Did he suffer from night blindness just because he didn't eat vegetables?

This is unreasonable!

Also, his sense of direction was almost completely lost in the darkness, and he was like a headless fly, bumping into walls everywhere.

"Forget it, just crawl."

Since the direction was poor, he decided not to set a direction this time, so he crawled aimlessly for two more steps.

But this time, in less than half a minute, he finally saw the light again.

Holding a big book half as long as his body, Gu Cheng, with messy hair, cursed in his heart for the first time.

After putting down the book, he did not admit defeat, but this time he decided to climb aimlessly.

If he could crawl out this time, there might be a real problem with his sense of direction in the dark.

As a result, he did come out, and he happened to fall within the range designated by Gu Pan.

"..."

After turning over himself, Gu Cheng lay there in despair for a while, his eyes wide open in confusion.

"Chengcheng, aren't you asleep yet?"

At this moment, Gu Pan suddenly woke up. He looked around but didn't see the book, and asked again: "Did you put it back in the form of Cheng Cheng?"

Gu Cheng put his pointed chin against the edge of the quilt and nodded.

She leaned over and kissed Gu Cheng's forehead and said, "Baby, mom is a little sleepy. Can Chengcheng go to bed early too?"

Gu Cheng agreed.

"Then, close your eyes."

Gu Cheng closed his eyes tightly and didn't move around, which was enough to reassure Gu Pan.

Gu Pan stood up, tucked him in and turned off the light, then walked to the end of the bed and smoothed out all the bulges that Gu Cheng had crawled out of, and then left peacefully.

The moonlight outside the window was bright, and it was another good night's sleep.

*

On Monday mornings, life is always a little busier for two people.

Gu Pan can't be lazy now.

There are no breakfast stalls nearby, so you can’t buy them on the road.

This time she fried two eggs for Gu Cheng and grilled a red sausage.

The eggs are heart-shaped and the sausages are flowered, both of which look exquisite.

Gu Pan was waiting for Gu Cheng to move his chopsticks, his eyes showing anticipation.

Under her gaze, Gu Cheng poked the love egg in half. The yolk in the center had solidified and was not runny.

"How are you? Do you feel a force pouring into your body?" Gu Pan asked impatiently.

Gu Cheng did not refute, but seriously commented: "It's quite delicious."

He also gave her a thumbs up, "Great!"

Gu Pan was so happy that he quickly sat down to eat fried dough sticks: "With mom's blessing, Chengcheng will definitely get a hundred points!"

Gu Cheng buried his head and took a bite of the red sausage. The rich texture and oil made him feel very good: "It must be possible."