Miss Star, spoiled by her father and brother

Halfway through playing, the door of the piano room was suddenly pushed open.

Wolfhard walked in and grabbed the man by the waist without saying a word. He went back to Finn's bedroom and casually ordered, "Change your clothes and leave later."

Finn stumbled a bit when he landed, then when he stood firm he looked up in confusion and asked, "How did you convince mom to let you go? This shouldn't be the case."

Wolfhard squatted down and flicked his son's forehead with his hand: "I'm going too."

Finn rubbed his forehead and frowned in dissatisfaction: "Why did you take me with you when you went there?"

Seeing his son angry, Wolfhard was in a much better mood. He stood up, crossed his arms, and said expressionlessly but in an annoying tone: "I am a negligent father. I spent too little time with my son and didn't understand him well enough, so of course I need to spend more time with him. At the same time, I believe my filial son is also willing to spend more time with his mother to make her happier."

Finn: “…”

"Hurry up and change your clothes, and come down in five minutes."

The door clicked shut, and Finn asked the dog who had been following him softly, "You also find it unreasonable, don't you?"

Alpha tilted his head: "Woof?"

Knowing he couldn't escape, Finn sighed resignedly and changed into a random set of clothes.

When he went downstairs again, he saw his mother wearing a halter dress, high heels, and fully made up. Finn finally understood why the two of them had stayed upstairs for so long. It turned out that she was getting dressed.

Mrs. Wolfhard had a smile on her face, completely different from the furious and heartbroken look she had just shown.

"Good morning, Finn, good morning, Alpha!" Mrs. Wolfhard held the dog's head and rubbed it happily.

"Okay, okay, don't jump on me, or I'll be covered in your fur..."

After rubbing the dog's head, Mrs. Wolfhard reached out to touch her son's head, but her son dodged her hand. Mrs. Wolfhard was not angry. She clapped her hands, stood up straight and said, "We have a difficult task today! In the next few days, we have to attend five banquets in total, a dinner at the palace, a gathering between your family and my family, Tina's daughter's first birthday party, and the birthday party of Mr. Jin's family."

"To be conservative, you need five sets of dresses. But considering that there will be many people and children at the banquet during the New Year, it is best to prepare 5+5."

Hearing this number, Finn felt a little desperate. He felt all his strength was drained before he even started to go out.

"I also need to buy a lot of New Year gifts and presents... Anyway, there are a lot of things I need to buy today! In order to avoid missing anything, I made a list in advance--"

Mrs. Wolfhard found her electronic list and showed it to her husband and son. After two strokes, it was still not completely out of the light brain, so she continued to swipe up, and the height of the list kept rising, almost poking the ceiling of the second floor. The dog looked up curiously, and when he reached his limit, he fell to the ground with a plop.

Mrs. Wolfhard seemed to think that the list was a little too long, so she guiltily shrank it a lot, until the words on it were squeezed together and completely unreadable, and the list finally became A4 size.

"There's a lot of stuff. If we can't finish it today, we can spend another day tomorrow."

Wolfhard's eyelids jumped. He didn't say yes or no, but directly picked up the fur coat and helped his wife put it on. "Let's go. We can take a look at these things on the way."

When the dog saw the three people going out, he also jumped and followed them, sticking out his tongue excitedly.

"Alpha wants to come too? Come on in." Mrs. Wolfhard opened the car door.

The dog didn't move, but tilted his head to look behind Mrs. Wolfhard. Mrs. Wolfhard turned around, and Finn sat obediently beside her, looking out the window.

Turning back around, Mrs. Wolfhard urged, "Come up, we're leaving."

The dog finally jumped into the car. With its simple mind, it couldn't understand the deep meaning behind the little master's shaking head at it.

"Let's go! Let's go shopping in Hayden!"

……

"Let's go! Tornado, charge!"

In the living room of the Cape family, Kane and Ryan each wore a game sensor and sat on the carpet to race cars. At their grandparents' house, they can play games without restraint, and their parents basically don't care about them at this time.

Rui En was lying on the table eating a small cake. In the past, he didn't have to do it himself, but nestled in the arms of his grandparents, letting them feed him delicious food. But today, the two old people had a new favorite, Xu Weiwei.

Being the youngest and having the worst health, Xu Weiwei has two major conditions that make her loved by the elders. Her status in the Capet family has soared, and she is at the top of the two elders' hearts.

From the moment he entered the room, McQueen lost the right to "touch" Xu Weiwei. Mrs. Capet naturally took Xu Weiwei out of his arms and carried her away.

"Are your illnesses completely healed?" Mrs. Capet asked with concern while pinching Xu Weiwei's small hand.

"Yeah, Weiss was able to bring her back, which means the disease has been cured, right Weiss?"

Sifos hummed and said "yes", but what he was thinking about was what the priest said to him after the last treatment.

"Be careful and don't get sick. You will be like a normal person in the future. Once you get sick, even a minor illness can become a major one. It won't kill you, but it will be very stressful. You can't say for sure if you will get over it because of a cough or a cold. You are a wealthy family, so this shouldn't happen to you."

Tell them that judging by the way Tina and the elders on both sides treat their daughter, they will surely be like frightened birds in the future, so the current level of caution is enough. He doesn't want his daughter to grow up in a glass case.

The two elders smiled happily: "That's good, that's good!"

"I heard that the planet Goodall is still a primitive planet. You must have a hard time there?"

Sifos said lightly: "It's not as convenient as home. There's no internet or electricity, but there's nothing missing."

The planet Goodall was a completely unfamiliar planet to them, so they all started chatting with great interest when they heard Sifos talk about it, and McQueen also interjected from time to time.

Xu Weiwei listened to their conversation quietly. As she listened, she felt a little hot, so she pulled her collar. Unexpectedly, this action was discovered by Mrs. Capet.

The old lady turned around and told the servant: "Lower the indoor temperature a little, let's set it to 26 degrees."

Xu Weiwei couldn't help but look sideways. The room temperature in their home was only 26 degrees, so the temperature in her grandmother's house might be between 28 and 30 degrees.

"I'll get you the knee pads."

"No, I've been fine recently and haven't had any attacks."

Listening to the conversation between her grandparents, Xu Weiwei had a rough guess in her mind. The problem with the knee could be a meniscus injury, synovitis, osteoarthritis, or loose bodies in the knee joint. But with the fear of cold, it could basically be osteoarthritis.

I don't know whether it is rheumatic or rheumatoid. The symptoms of the two are somewhat similar. But we can't generalize because the causes are different and the treatment plans are also different. If it is rheumatic, it's okay, it can be treated with antibiotics and Chinese medicine for promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, but rheumatoid is troublesome.

Xu Weiwei quickly searched for the solutions to the two diseases in her brain. After going through them once, she suddenly choked up.

What's the point of knowing more? She can't do anything now! Cooking dumplings in a teapot, with a lot of things in her stomach but unable to pour them out, that's what she is talking about.

All she could do now was to move her butt off her grandmother's legs, just to lighten the burden on her grandmother. That was it.