An eight-year-old kid emptied his scumbag father's warehouse and followed his grandparents into

The front yard looked particularly peaceful and warm under the setting sun. Everyone could finally meet before dinner. Jing Chunxi was extremely excited as he walked along the road.

Her appearance instantly attracted everyone's attention. Ah Yue was standing not far away. When she saw Jing Chunxi, a trace of timidity flashed in her eyes. She was timid and didn't dare to approach, as if she was a little scared and a little expectant.

However, Ah Heng was completely different. He excitedly pulled Ah Yue to Jing Chunxi, bowed respectfully to her, and called out, "Sister Xi."

Then he continued to pull his sister to stand beside him, staring at Jing Chunxi without blinking.

Jing Chunxi had a gentle smile on her face. She first bowed to Aunt Wei, then gently hugged Aunt Wei and said softly, "Aunt Wei, Master Xiao said he was sorry for you and the children and asked you to wait for him."

At this time, Aunt Wei's face was rosy, perhaps because she had just woken up, or perhaps because she had heard the news about her husband from Chengzhi and felt extremely relieved.

But when she heard Jing Chunxi's words, the corners of her eyes couldn't help but become moist. She also sighed and whispered, "It's okay, as long as he is safe."

Jing Chunxi saw Ah Heng again and asked, "Have you all seen the package that Lord Xiao asked me to bring back?" Ah Heng immediately rushed to Jing Chunxi and nodded vigorously, his eyes full of excitement.

Aunt Wei's face showed a hint of shyness. She lowered her head and said softly, "Yes, I've seen them all." She had obviously seen the gold hairpin and the marriage certificate. But in front of her half-grown child, her expression was still a little uneasy.

Seeing Aunt Wei's expression, Jing Chunxi said jokingly, "Lord Xiao said that he is a little short of money now. When he comes back to pick you up, he will buy Aunt Wei a full set of headwear." Aunt Wei's face turned completely red. She was afraid of making a fool of herself, so she quickly turned around and sat back on the chair, lowered her head, and did not dare to raise it to look at Jing Chunxi's face for a long time.

"How long has it been? Ayue, don't you remember Sister Xi? Come here quickly." After Jing Chunxi sat down, he stretched out his hands towards Ayue with an unusually gentle smile.

A Yue stood there, speaking incoherently, "It's not...it's...Sister Xi." Her cheeks flushed with embarrassment, but she rushed into Jing Chunxi's arms without hesitation.

She rubbed her head against Jing Chunxi's belly, appearing extremely affectionate, and held Jing Chunxi tightly with her small hands, refusing to let go. After a while, she raised her head and looked at Jing Chunxi, her eyes full of attachment, as if she had met a long-lost relative.

Jing Chunxi also rubbed against her and said, "That's right! It's not like you don't recognize Sister Xi."

When Ah Heng saw his sister like this, he sat down on the chair next to Jing Chunxi without hesitation, and kept smiling at Jing Chunxi, unable to find words for a while.

Jing Chunxi smiled back at him and teased, "Your father has high expectations of you! He said that if you don't study hard and don't listen to mother, he will whip you with a cane when he comes back."

Ah Heng was too clever to be fooled by this. He looked up and said confidently, "Daddy never hits anyone."

Jing Chunxi was speechless for a moment. He wanted to tease him, but unexpectedly stepped on his own foot. He could only smile awkwardly.

Ah Heng thought for a moment and added, "Father trusts Ah Heng and knows that Ah Heng will take good care of mother and sister."

Chengzhi, who was sitting next to his aunt, finally had time to greet Jing Chunxi: "Miss Jing."

He smiled and said, "I have told my aunt everything I need to say early this morning, don't worry, Miss Jing."

Although Jing Chunxi heard Chengzhi say this, she was still a little worried, worried that he might not be able to tell the whole story. She whispered to him, "It was Lord Xiao who figured out the trick in that pattern. Aunt Wei and Ah Heng don't have to rack their brains to figure it out. Just live your life in peace." Aunt Wei nodded when she heard this, and a hint of gratitude flashed in her eyes.

Jing Chunxi saw the little girl lying in his arms, so he simply picked her up and put her on his knees, resting her head on his neck. He gently taught her, "Ayue, don't be naughty. Daddy told you to listen to your mother and brother."

When talking about her father, the little girl's face was full of admiration. She raised her head and said in a soft voice: "Well! Ayue is obedient. Ayue can help mother with things. Mother taught me embroidery. When Ayue learns well, she will also embroider a handkerchief for her sister." She raised her little hand to show Jing Chunxi, her eyes full of confidence.

Jing Chunxi looked at her and said with a smile, "Then sister will have to wait." She gently pulled the little tufts of hair on the little girl's head, and her hair felt smoother and shinier. It was obvious that the little girl had taken good care of herself and even felt much more confident.

Jing Chunxi looked at Ah Heng next to him again. He was still thin, but his face was rosy, and he was obviously a bit like Lord Xiao.

She continued to say to the little girl in her arms, "Ayue is the best. Daddy said that you can't just embroider. You have to learn to read with your brother. You have to write five big characters every day. Daddy will test you when he comes back."

These words made the little girl frown. Her father's appearance was a little vague in her mind, but her mother and brother always said that her father loved her.

The little girl hesitated for a moment, then her brows relaxed immediately. She nodded very firmly and said, "Brother must teach Ayue! Ayue must stop being lazy."

Seeing his sister's entangled look, Ah Heng couldn't help but burst out laughing. His sister hated studying the most, but she didn't expect that with just a few words of advice from Sister Xi, she would be obedient.