If flowers bloom, youth will naturally follow.

Ignoring the aggrieved Bai Xue, Jiang Ziyi nudged Susan with a grin and whispered, "How are you?"

"What do you mean, 'how are you'? Go ask your dad. What does it have to do with me?" Susan said haughtily.

"Stop fooling around, let's get down to business," Jiang Ziyi said.

"She's not particularly good-looking, and her mouth is so big it's practically hanging out her cheeks, but otherwise she's alright," Susan said reluctantly.

“It’s not that weird,” Jiang Ziyi said, feeling a chill from her exaggerated statement. “Besides, what’s wrong with having a big mouth? Look at Shu Qi, look at Julia Roberts. The key is inner qualities. Look at this girl, she’s calm and composed in front of so many people, her temperament is just like yours.”

Actually, both mother-in-law and daughter-in-law have a kind of fearless temperament, but there are still some differences. Little Fatty is better at reading people's expressions and is a bit more cunning than Susan, while Susan is just simple-minded and timid.

Susan's expression softened considerably: "Yes, her temperament is indeed quite good."

"I like her so much because I feel her personality is like yours," Ding, Jiang Ziyi seemed to have discovered something interesting and gave Susan a little flattery.

“I won’t argue with you if you say that,” Susan said with a smile. “I quite like this kid’s height, and he’s funny to talk to…”

……

Qiao Tianyi and Xiao Pang arrived at the temporary restaurant and found a secluded corner to sit down. Qiao Tianyi went to pick up his things, while Xiao Pang, being quite the show-off, took out a math workbook from his small backpack and started working on it.

Little Fatty wasn't showing off to Tianyi; he was mainly trying to fight against the pervasive fragrance around him.

Believe it or not, his trick really worked. Under Lu Yao's influence, Xiao Pang has developed a great interest in mathematics and has already grasped the basics. He quickly became immersed in it and entered a state of complete absorption.

Qiao Tianyi picked up a plate herself and saw Xiao Pang focused on his book, frowning in thought. She felt a warm feeling in her heart. Yes, that's the feeling.

After solving a problem, Little Fatty snapped out of his meditative state, looked up, and saw Qiao Tianyi sitting on the table playing on his phone. He reached out and tapped the table: "Big brother, I'm waiting for you to eat. Why are you playing on your phone?"

"Big sister, look at the time!" Qiao Tianyi looked up with a smile in her eyes.

Little Fatty was stunned. What? Did I time travel? He checked the time: 6:20. He must have started doing his homework before 6:00. "Wow, you've already eaten?"

"Yes, I was too embarrassed to bother you since you were so focused," Qiao Tianyi said with a smile.

"Hehe, hehe, sorry, I've been doing well in my studies lately," Little Fatty laughed awkwardly, which was a classic case of turning the tables.

"Let's go, I'll show you around," Qiao Tianyi said, getting up.

"Let's go, let's go!" Little Fatty, having escaped the sea of ​​books, was now plunged into the sea of ​​food, eager to flee this troublesome place as soon as possible.

Both of them were essentially the type of people who preferred to live alone in secluded bamboo groves, so they tried to avoid crowds and walk along the edge of the lamplight.

Little Fatty had never seen such an exquisite garden before. He walked along the bluestone path, praising it all the way. As the saying goes, a winding path leads to a secluded spot. The two of them wandered around and eventually arrived at a small pavilion on the water. Five or six meters from the shore, a small wooden bridge connected the shore to the pavilion. The bridge swayed and creaked as you stepped on it, full of ancient charm.

The two liked the scenery and went up to the pavilion. Rows of willows lined the bank, and the bright moon hung high in the sky, creating an ambiguous atmosphere reminiscent of "the moon rises above the willow branches, and lovers meet at dusk."

The two were momentarily immersed in the poetic and picturesque scene, until a girl's panting laughter drifted from afar: "Hehe, don't... don't rush... haha, let's find a place with fewer people... fewer people."