A car accident, our family of three crossed

Soon, several children ran to this side of the villa and soon arrived.

Master Chu waved to the kids, "Come here, all of you."

A few kids had already started to slow down when they saw the people in front of them from a distance.

When they ran up to him and saw Master Chu calling them, they hesitated for a moment, not knowing whether they should stop.

But if they don’t stop when their elders call them, wouldn’t that be very impolite?

However, they still had half a lap to run! If they stopped now, they would not have completed their morning exercise. Would Grandpa Chai punish them later?

"Grandpa Chu, are you calling us?" Yang Yang replied, stepping on the spot with his short legs. This way he didn't stop, so it shouldn't be considered as being lazy, right?

Seeing this, the other kids also followed suit and kept standing still.

Master Chu couldn't help laughing when he saw the little guy trying to be clever. "Yeah! Come here." After saying that, he waved to the kids again.

"But...but we haven't finished running yet!"

After Yangyang finished speaking, he trotted over to Mudun, the leader of the team, and asked quietly, "Brother Mudun, there is only half a lap left, can we not run anymore?"

Sun Lei listened with his ears perked up. After hearing what Yang Yang said, he observed Mu Dun's reaction. Seeing that Mu Dun was a little hesitant and loose, he stopped and said, "Okay, okay! There's only half a lap left, or we can stop running! Grandpa Chai won't know anyway."

After saying that, he panted lightly, ran to the long stone benches on both sides of the entrance of the villa and sat down, secretly happy in his heart that it was over now, which was equivalent to him only running two laps today.

Mudun hesitated for a moment, but he didn't expect that Sun Lei would take the opportunity to slack off. He was a little undecided and turned to look at Liu Yi.

Liu Yi was also a little out of breath. He started much later than the others, and it was already quite impressive for him to be able to run for two and a half laps.

Seeing Mu Dun looking at him for advice, he just went along with it and said, "How about we just run over here today! Isn't that old man calling us? Wouldn't it be impolite if we don't go over?"

Once Liu Yi went on strike, the remaining two younger ones naturally stopped as well. At worst, when they were punished, everyone would be punished together.

Seeing that they were all like this, Mu Dun had no idea what to do. The minority should obey the majority, right? He just hoped that Grandpa Chai would not punish them.

A few children walked up to Mr. Chu and others, bowed in a proper manner, then looked up at the adults in front of them.

Liu Yi and Sun Lei had never seen them before and were somewhat curious about their identities.

Yangyang then introduced them in a nonchalant manner, "Brother Liu Yi, Xiao Shitou, this is Grandpa Chu."

When the two men knew each other's name, they bowed again and called out to the person politely.

Master Chu nodded and asked them, "How long have you been running like this?"

He just took a rough look at them. Except for the boy who was as big as a wooden block and whose breathing was not particularly stable, the other four children were fine. It was obvious that they had been running like this every day for quite some time.

Yangyang had no concept of time and couldn't answer, so he turned to look at the wooden pier.

Mu Dun counted the days in his mind and replied, "Grandpa Chu, we have been running like this for a year. At the beginning, it was Uncle Hengzi who led us to run, and we only ran one lap every morning. Later, it was Grandpa Chai who led us to run, and we increased the number of laps from one to two. Now, we run three laps every day."

At the end, the kids couldn't help but look bitter. They just thought they could run two laps easily, but Grandpa Chai added another lap for them. He didn't intend to let them have an easy time at all.