Traveling through the Lotus Tower: Li Lianhua, you must live well

When the mother and son returned to the Lotus Building, Li Lianhua had already returned and was preparing lunch in the kitchen.

Guoguo let go of Su Ci's hand, ran to the vixen, and shared today's happiness with it using gestures.

The vixen would bark from time to time in response to Guoguo.

The man and the dog were chatting happily.

Su Ci walked slowly into the living room carrying the things he bought, put them on the table, and shouted to the kitchen: "Huahua, your son bought you something delicious."

Li Lianhua heard the voice, leaned out half of her body, and asked curiously: "Hey, Guoguo is so considerate? What delicious food did he buy?"

Su Ci took a sip of water and raised the candied haws with a smile, "Here, this is it."

Li Lianhua remained silent as she looked at the candied haws with a hawthorn missing.

He silently withdrew his head, pretended not to see it, and continued to cook busily.

Seeing this, Su Ci couldn't help but laugh.

After Guoguo and the vixen finished chatting, they ran into the living room together. He asked curiously, "Mother, what are you laughing at?"

Su Ci rubbed Guo Guo's head, took out a handkerchief and wiped the sweat off his forehead. "Nothing, your father is cooking, and we'll eat soon. Let's go wash our hands and get ready to eat."

Guo Guo: "Okay. I'll go get the bowl for Dad."

After saying that, she ran to the kitchen happily, then ran back to her den, picked up her bowl, and returned to the table, waiting for dinner.

After the family had a delicious meal, Guoguo began to share the snacks they had bought today.

Guo Guo: "Mother, father, vixen, please sit down quickly. I am going to share the delicious food."

Su Ci and Li Lianhua sat down cooperatively and let Guoguo divide the food.

Guo Guo: "One for my mother and one for me. One for my father and one for me. One for the vixen and one for me."

Su Ci raised an eyebrow and teased his son, "Guoguo, why do you have three and we only have one? This is not right."

Guoguo said as a matter of course: "Because I bought this with my own money. Auntie said that whoever paid for it can share it, and others cannot have any objections."

Guoguo said that he still remembered what his mother had taught him, telling him not to bully children.

Su Ci deliberately said: "But what should I do if I have objections now? I want a bigger share."

Guo Guo looked at Su Ci, then at Li Lianhua, scratched his head, and said blankly: "Mother, I don't want to give it to you, what should I do?"

Li Lianhua looked at Guoguo and Su Ci with a smile, without interrupting, letting them solve the problem themselves.

Su Ci asked him back: "You want it, and I want it too, so what should I do?"

Guoguo thought about it, and reluctantly gave one of hers to Su Ci, "Mother, I can only give you one, don't be greedy anymore."

As he spoke, he gathered his pile of snacks in front of him to protect them, and looked at Su Ci vigilantly, afraid that she would snatch them away.

Su Ci looked at the snacks that Guo Guo was protecting with regret. Seeing that he was more alert, he reluctantly said, "Okay."

After saying that, she ate the meat jerky right in front of him and said maliciously, "Oh, this meat jerky is really delicious."

The kid's face was puffed up with laughter.

Li Lianhua whispered, "Aci, don't tease me too much, or I'll have to coax you again later."

Su Ci nodded with a smile and poked Guoguo's puffy little face.

Guoguo glared at the bad mother, curled her lips, ignored her, and continued to distribute snacks.

However, this time he learned his lesson and gave two to himself and two to his mother to prevent her from snatching his own.

After they finished sharing, Guoguo took out the candied haws and asked Li Lianhua in a sweet voice, "Dad, Dad, look how beautiful this candied haws is. Do you want to eat some?"

Li Lianhua tilted her head, looked at Guoguo with a smile, and teased him: "What's wrong? You want to eat this? You can't eat candied haws right after a meal."

Guoguo was stunned. Eh? That's not right. Shouldn't Dad answer that he wants to eat, and then give it to him?

This is what my father did in the past. Why doesn’t he tell me the answer?

Looking at the confused little fox, Su Ci secretly covered his mouth to prevent himself from laughing out loud.

Guo Guo continued: "Dad, I don't want to eat it. Do you want to eat it? I can give it to you for free."

Li Lianhua shook her head and gave a considerate suggestion: "Thank you, Guoguo, I won't eat it either. If you want to eat it, you can wait until after lunch break."

His tone is as sincere as it can be, and he is definitely a good father who cares about his son.

When Guoguo saw that Li Lianhua didn't eat, she lowered her head in disappointment.

Upon seeing this, the vixen stood up, rubbed him, and opened her mouth to bite the candied haws.

Guoguo quickly pushed the vixen's head away, "Vixen, you can't eat this. Mother said you will get sick if you eat it."

On the way back, Su Ci told him that dogs cannot eat hawthorns, and can only eat a little bit of sugar, otherwise they will get sick. He remembered this.