I started a senior citizen university after being unemployed, and I became the favorite of my uncles

Aunt Zhong hasn't spoken since she returned home.

Cai Yunyun was alert and noticed something was wrong. Her mother was usually a very noisy person, but today she became silent as soon as she entered the door.

Mom is quiet, but she must be naughty.

"What's wrong, Mom? Do you want me to take you to school tomorrow?"

"Goodbye." Aunt Zhong shook off Cai Yunyun's hand and said with a pout, "If you send me off, I will definitely be late tomorrow."

Cai Yunyun recalled the embarrassing incident when she confidently drove the car into a dead end on her first day of school when she sent Aunt Zhong to school. She patted her chest and assured him, "That was all an accident. You have to have the most basic trust in your girl."

"It will rain tomorrow. It will be unsafe for you to drive." Aunt Zhong looked out the window thoughtfully.

"Mom, I'm so touched that you care about me so much." Cai Yunyun jumped up and hugged Aunt Zhong and kissed her, "Just because of what you said, I will send you to school even if it rains tomorrow or a meteorite falls from the sky.

Aunt Zhong's face became even uglier, and she muttered in her heart: "Why can't this child understand my expression? He must make me explain clearly. I don't want to go to school tomorrow."

"I won't be feeling well and won't be able to attend class tomorrow." Aunt Zhong threw the pillow in her arms and leaned back on the sofa, with an expression that said, "What can you do to me?"

Cai Yunyun responded calmly: "Dear mother, you are so amazing! If I feel uncomfortable tomorrow, I will know today."

"My headache hurts right now." Aunt Zhong covered her head with a look of pain on her face.

Cai Yunyun pulled Aunt Zhong and said anxiously, "Let's go to the hospital. Don't let a minor illness delay your studies."

"I won't go to the hospital. I'll just rest at home for a day." Aunt Zhong frowned and shrank back on the sofa, saying weakly, "Please ask for a leave for me. I'll get better after a rest."

"One day is enough? Do you want to rest for a few more days?"

"I suddenly feel the pain is getting worse. I need to rest for a few more days." Aunt Zhong opened her eyes slightly and looked at Cai Yunyun's expression.

Cai Yunyun was trying so hard to hold back her laughter that it was hard to bear.

It’s great. Things are changing.

Finally it was her turn to take the power to ask for leave.

Based on her experience of pretending to be sick as a child and her understanding of her mother, Aunt Zhong was most likely pretending.

I'm not pretending to be like her and haven't learned her essence.

Cai Yunyun was a little distressed. "The teacher told us in the parent-teacher group that you have to send a WeChat message to the teacher to ask for leave."

"Ouch, I have a terrible headache and my hands are weak." Aunt Zhong's acting skills exploded. She fumbled for the phone for a long time but couldn't pick it up. She looked at Cai Yunyun weakly and said, "My dear daughter, just tell the teacher that I won't go tomorrow."

"Please take out the blood pressure monitor. I think my high blood pressure is about to flare up."

When Aunt Zhong saw Cai Yunyun enter the room, she quickly put the thermometer she had prepared under her armpit and shouted inside: "Yunyun, come and see if I have a fever?"

While taking Aunt Zhong's blood pressure, Cai Yunyun took the thermometer from her hand. She touched it and saw that it was still wet. She glanced at it and said calmly, "The thermometer is broken. I'll get you a new one."

These are all left over from her play. When she was a child, she didn't like going to school and pretended to be sick every day. She often put the thermometer in hot water and picked her throat to pretend to vomit.

Seeing Aunt Zhong taking her blood pressure and accompanying her to take her temperature, Cai Yunyun turned her head and smiled so hard that her face almost broke. "Mom, your blood pressure is not high and your temperature is normal."

"I suddenly forgot where you said it hurt."

"I have a headache."

"Didn't you say you had a stomachache?"

"I remembered it wrongly. It was a stomachache."

"Why are you covering your head because your stomach hurts?" Cai Yunyun realized that her mother was pretending to be sick because she didn't want to go to school.

Seeing that pretending to be sick wasn't going to work, Aunt Zhong rolled her eyes and thought of another excuse, "Tomorrow is your grandma's 90th birthday, I have to go and celebrate it for her."

"Mom, isn't my grandma's birthday next month? If you get this wrong, I'm going to complain to you." Cai Yunyun countered.

"I'm not smart. Tomorrow is the full-month birthday of your third uncle's second nephew's cousin's baby. I'm going to see the child." Aunt Zhong sat up straight and looked at Cai Yunyun eagerly, trying to let her daughter feel that she didn't want to go to school.

"What does the full month celebration of someone else's baby have to do with you? Studying is an important matter and cannot be delayed." Cai Yunyun wanted to stand up and jump around on the spot. This feeling was simply great.

"I have something to do tomorrow. I won't be going to school anyway, so I have to ask for leave."

"You can ask for leave. Technology is advanced now. If you don't want to go to school, I will ask your teacher to give you online classes."

"I'm doing this for your own good. You can't let it interfere with your studies."

Seeing that Cai Yunyun was not moved by any persuasion, Aunt Zhong got up and walked into the house.

"Mom, why do you get angry just because I said a few words to you? Your attitude is not okay." Cai Yunyun chased after her and shouted.

The only response she got was the door slamming shut.

Cai Yunyun lay on the sofa and laughed until her stomach hurt.

Aunt Zhong's husband, Lao Cai, pushed the door open and asked, "Is your mother not finished school yet?"

Cai Yunyun saw her father coming back and asked quietly: "Dad, what important matter does my mother have tomorrow? She insisted on asking for leave."

Old Cai had not yet put away the fishing rod in his hand. When he heard the question, he wanted to turn around and leave, "Go ask your mother yourself. She won't let me tell you."

"Dad, she must be upset because you didn't go to school with her." Cai Yunyun slapped her head, her eyes shining, "Our family can afford to support two students. You can go to school with my mom tomorrow."

"My daughter, Dad has an appointment with someone to go fishing tomorrow." Old Cai didn't dare to offend either side, but he didn't want to get himself into trouble.

"Then who do you think my mom has an appointment with tomorrow?" Cai Yunyun was about to explode with curiosity.

Old Cai made up his mind and slapped his thigh, "Your mother does have something important to do tomorrow. She is going to participate in our community's chef competition. The prize is a pot. I heard it is a big brand."

"This is a good thing, why didn't my mother tell me?" Cai Yunyun scratched her head in confusion.

Mr. Cai was in a dilemma. He couldn't say that his daughter was a gossip. If she knew, everyone in the neighborhood would know it by tomorrow.

Aunt Zhong was afraid that her daughter would be laughed at by her classmates if she lost, so she specifically told her daughter not to know.

"Your mother also told you not to take a leave tomorrow. You can't delay something as important as going to work." Old Cai quickly told Cai Yunyun.

Cai Yunyun had already taken her phone and knocked on the door, "Mom, open the door quickly, I've asked for leave for you."

"Really?" Aunt Zhong opened the door a crack and looked at her daughter with ill intentions and her guilty husband with suspicion.

"I have sent a message to your principal. She told you to go to the competition without worry. She will definitely go to support you tomorrow if she has time."

"I've also taken a day off tomorrow. Going to work is not as important as supporting you."

"Yunyun, can't we learn to be more low-key?" Aunt Zhong sighed.

Cai Yunyun threw herself into Auntie Zhong's arms and acted cute: "I can't be low-key. I've never seen anyone who cooks better than you. The championship is tailor-made for you."

"For such a big event, I must order a banner to celebrate."