The self-reversal of the cannon fodder fat wife

The next day, Teng Lie was still in disguise and arrived at the corner outside Yang's house at 3:45 pm, waiting at the same place as yesterday.

Yesterday, he asked Lin Yi about the situation: the two children need to go to Yang Mansion every day to attend classes and learn knowledge, and the course will last from 9:00 pm to 4:05 pm; and there will be an hour left at noon as a lunch break.

Normally, these two children would only run to the street to play after class, and every time they went out, they would be accompanied and looked after by a nanny or a servant.

However, yesterday was a little special, because it was a day off, so they were supposed to go out and play. But at this time, a problem arose - Nanny needed to pack up some things and had no time to take care of them for a while, so Teng Lie took the opportunity to sneak in and found an opportunity to take advantage of.

However, even so, Teng Lie still thought it was too dangerous for the two children to play outside.

You know, if these two children were not smart and quick-witted, they would have been secretly taken away by someone with ulterior motives, and by then, there would be no news of them being sent back! Thinking of this, Teng Lie couldn't help but feel scared, and secretly felt lucky that nothing happened.

He also reminded Lin Yi yesterday that if there were not enough people in the mansion, he could ask Nanny Wan to write a letter back to the capital to arrange for them, or he could buy them here directly. He couldn't leave the children unattended outside.

Teng Lie came here today just to teach the two children a lesson, so that they won't be so complacent, so as to avoid being taken advantage of by others in the future.

I thought I would have to wait here for a while, but I didn't expect to see two children coming out of Yang's house so soon.

Following Teng Lie's request yesterday, Nanny Wan and Lin Yi did not go to the Yang Mansion to pick up the two children today, but let them go home after class.

However, Teng Runchen was only a three and a half year old child, and playfulness was his nature. Knowing that no one would come to pick them up after class, he was so happy that he almost flew away. As soon as the get out of class was over, he pulled his brother out to catch crickets.

When Teng Lie saw this, he quickly stepped forward and said, "My friends, aren't you going to help me find my grandson?"

"Why was it someone else who came yesterday?"

The two brothers were so frightened by the sudden sound that they almost lost their souls. They quickly stopped and looked at him in horror.

what happened?

Wasn’t this guy chased away by Uncle Lin Yi?

Why is he back?

Teng Runhong was the first to come back to his senses. He stared at him intently and protected his brother behind him: "What do you want to do!"

Teng Lie found it funny to see him looking like he was facing a formidable enemy.

His dark little face looks exactly like Teng Ke's when he was a child. Why didn't I recognize him yesterday?

Teng Lie said with a half-smile: "Of course I want you to help me find my grandson, brothers Teng Runhong and Teng Runchen!"

The older brother wanted to just say that they were the ones, but was stopped by his younger brother.

The younger brother Teng Runchen quickly pulled his brother's sleeve, and then said calmly: "We found it, their house is right next to here!"

"We asked the concierge yesterday, and they were told their mother wouldn't allow them to go out, and they were confined to their home to study."

After listening to the child's serious nonsense, Teng Lie wanted to laugh, but couldn't show it.

He frowned, showing that he was angry.

"How old are they? What kind of books can they understand?

"He is at an age where he should play. How can you lock him up in the house and not let him go out? It would be bad if he became a nerd."

“I really don’t know what their mothers are thinking.”

At first, my younger brother agreed with the old man's words. He also felt that he was still young and should not study, which left him no time to play.

But when he heard the last sentence, he immediately got angry.

"Why is it bad? Their mother worked so hard to make money just so that they could have books to read. What's wrong with that?"

"If it weren't for them, their mother wouldn't have to go to work!!"

My brother has always thought so.

When they were in the military village, my mother had gotten better. She would play with them every day, take them to the mountains to look for herbs, take them to the creek to catch fish, and even take them to the vegetable fields to catch insects.

What a joyful time it was!

But since they moved to the city, they have to go to classes every day and their mother has to go to the clinic to see patients every day, so they have much less time to see their mother.

Although their mother would tell them stories every day to coax them to sleep, sometimes she was so tired that she would fall asleep while talking, and they were reluctant to wake her up.

Aunt Wan often said to them: Your mother has to see twenty or thirty patients every day. She is busy from morning to night and doesn't even have time to drink water. It's so hard!

As she spoke, she shook her head gently, her eyes full of heartache.

Teng Runchen seemed to see his mother busy at work, patiently asking each patient about their condition, carefully examining their symptoms, and then prescribing the appropriate medicine. He even imagined that in the summer, his mother's forehead was covered with fine beads of sweat and her lips were a little chapped, but she had no time to stop and rest for a while.

Thinking of this, Teng Runchen felt that he should study harder.

"Humph, you're talking nonsense!"

"My mother said that she let us study so early so that we can be enlightened and wise, and know right from wrong!"

"She hopes that we have the ability to choose and do what we like in the future."

Teng Lie was stunned for a moment. He didn't expect that this little guy would defend his mother so much. He couldn't help but feel a little curious about this daughter-in-law whom he had never met.

"You are right, reading is indeed important. But children also need to play so that they can grow up healthily."

Teng Lie tried his best to make his tone gentler.

"We also have time to play!" Teng Runchen said with his head raised.

"So what do you usually play?"

Teng Lie decided to change the subject so as not to offend the child.

"Catching crickets, flying kites, playing hide-and-seek... there are so many fun things to do!"

Teng Runchen's eyes lit up and he spoke excitedly. As he spoke, his guard became less severe.

Teng Lie smiled slightly, the child was really easy to coax.

"Would you like to play with me?"

Teng Lie squatted down and was about to try to get closer to Teng Runchen.

Unexpectedly, Teng Runchen looked at his brother and then said with a firm face.

"no!"

"I don't want to play with you!"

Teng Lie felt as if he was struck by lightning. He had originally thought of taking this rare opportunity to get close to the child. But who could have thought that something like this would happen?

While he was still squatting there blankly thinking about something, Teng Runhong suddenly took out a bag of chili powder from his pocket and without saying a word, he threw it into Teng Lie's eyes.

In an instant, the pungent and spicy smell rushed into his nose, causing Teng Lie to sneeze several times, and his eyes instantly began to sting.

At the same time, Teng Runhong took the opportunity to hold his brother's hand and ran home without looking back. Their pace was so fast, as if something terrible was chasing them from behind...