don't call me uncle

Children are children after all, and the two children became tired after standing for a while.Ye Yan sat down on the steps, leaning against the door panel and yawned loudly.

Miss Qiu didn't cover it either, as the saying goes, flowers are destroyed by hot hands, the cold wind rushed into the clothes and made Ye Yan's goose bumps all over his body.

"Uncle Ye, let's apologize to my aunt, shall we?"

"Not good!" Ye Lingchen curled his lips, and when he saw Ye Yan shivering from the corner of his eye, he nodded and pulled Ye Yan to stand up.

Knock on the door...

Although Mother Ye was angry, she still felt sorry for the child, and ran to open the door as soon as there was a knock on the door.

Seeing Ye Yan with his hands tucked into his sleeves and his clothes zipped up to the top, he felt guilty uninvited.

"Go to dinner quickly, you must explain clearly to me after dinner, do you hear me?"

Ye Yan nodded obediently, and dragged Ye Lingchen to eat.

After eating, Ye Yan truthfully explained to Ye Mu, it was a hype, a tsunami...

In the end, Mother Ye surrendered. She has always been the last one to deal with this child, and smiled helplessly: "Go, go, you are the only one who can talk, don't be so naughty next time."

"Well, thank you, grandma." Ye Yan smiled brightly, the surrounding air was glowing, and even Ye Lingchen, who had been putting on a bad face, was taken aback...Mother Ye patted Ye Yan's head happily and told him to go sleep.Turning around, he looked serious again, "Ye Lingchen, don't eat fruit, you won't be afraid of bedwetting!"

Ye Lingchen made a face at Mother Ye and continued to eat the fruit.

After finally waiting for Mother Ye to finish reciting the scriptures, it was already late.

"Go to sleep, don't disturb Xiaoyan."

Ye Lingchen glared at her, "I really am not your own!"

Mother Ye smiled helplessly: "I wish Xiaoyan was my own."

Back in the room, Ye Yan had already fallen asleep, washed up hurriedly, and lay down beside him, Ye Yan seemed to feel something, and rubbed against him, instinctively.