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Kun Dun looked at Hu Pan with a blank expression as he slid to his eyes on a suitcase, "Where's your second brother?"

"Get your luggage, come here right away." Hu San raised his head to look at Hu San's chin, feeling that this perspective is very fresh.

"The suitcases are all open for you." Kotobuki pushed the luggage trolley over and put the luggage in the trunk of the car one by one.Kun Dun pulled the tiger aside, and stuffed the suitcase under his buttocks into the back seat of the car, the trunk was already full.

"Brother, I can't put my legs down!" Hu Shu curled up between the box and the car door, his legs almost reaching his chest.On the other side of the box is Kotobukiya.

"Come in the front, if you insist on squeezing in the back, blame me." Kun Dun looked at the rearview mirror and reversed the car, not wanting to talk to him very much.

"That won't work, the co-pilot is for my sister-in-law, why didn't my sister-in-law come?" Kun Dun asked Kun Dun with his hands on the suitcase.

"Go to work, 100 yuan a day is no more important than you." Kun Dun took out a cigarette from his pocket and lit it while answering the question.

Hu Xing was not happy, "It's because I brought him so much food and heartless things, I'm not worth 100 yuan, me and my second brother!" He reached for Kotobuki's neck, and was slapped aside by Kotobuki "It's not enough to add up!"

"Then it's useless for you to tell me." Kun Dun opened the car window to let out the smell of smoke, and no one in the car spoke to the whistling wind outside.

When he got home, Hu Chan didn't pack anything, so he ate the washed cherries on the sofa.For a whole day, Hu Shu's buttocks hadn't moved a centimeter, and the trash can was full of cherry stones.

When Ting Di came home, his mouth was dry, he went to the kitchen to drink a glass of cold water, then went to the next door and knocked on the door, and it was Hu Shu who opened the door.

"Little sister-in-law." Hu Shu opened the door to prevent him from entering, "Why don't you pick me up?"

"I'm going to work, I didn't ask for leave, here." Ting Di showed Hu Pan the black plastic bag he was carrying, "I bought hairy crabs, I apologize."

"Okay." Hu Jin took it and turned into the kitchen. The red wine beef made by Kotobuki just came out. He nodded to Ting Di, and said to Ting Di with a smile, "My brother is going to buy some fruit."

Kun Dun went upstairs with a big bag of cherries, and when he opened the door, he saw that no one of the three people was waiting for him. There was only rice on the table, and he didn't even give him chopsticks.

"To rebel." Kun Dun muttered, and Ting Di put down the bowl and went to the kitchen to fetch chopsticks for him.

Kun Dun and Hu Can finished a bowl with a few mouthfuls, and wanted to serve it again, "Save your stomach to eat crabs, my sister-in-law bought them very fresh, and I'm steaming them on the pot." Kotobuki put a piece of beef to persuade them, " I asked the cook in the shop to bring it for me in the morning, and it has been kept in the sink." Ting Di looked up and begged for praise.

"Then I'll eat the cherry mat first." Hu Jian found two black and red ones in a plastic bag, and put them in his mouth without washing them.

"Save some for my daughter-in-law." Kun Dun pulled the bag to wash the cherries, Ting Di put down the bowl, and waited for the crab with his chopsticks in his mouth. On one side, there was the sound of running water in the kitchen, and the aroma slowly drifted across the room. Kun Dun came out with a fruit plate of cherries, and before putting them down, he picked a ripe black one and fed it to Ting Di.

"It's so sweet." Ting Di's big eyes were beautifully narrowed into slits, and she swayed on the chair.

"Tell Ting Zang to come over right after get off work." Kun Dun asked Ting Di to call his brother.When Tingzang came in, the crabs were just on the table.

"Hey, baby, are you a tiger?" Kun Dun forcefully pulled out half of the crab leg from Tingdi's mouth, the part that went into the mouth had been bitten to pieces, and the scraps of the shell mixed with the crab meat were horrible.

"Go and get me the scissors." Kun Dun kicked the tiger, took the scissors and cut the joints at both ends of the crab's thigh, then inserted the crab's shank in and pushed out the meat and handed it to Tingdi.

Ting Di just eats meat, while Kun Dun handles it for him, and the two of them share the meat and open their mouths very well.

Ting Zang opened the crab bucket of a crab, and after adding ginger vinegar sauce to the crab cover, he took a spoon full to feed Ting Di.

Kun Dun watched Ting Di chew a few times and was about to swallow, pinching his mouth to let him spit out the crab stomach.

On the other side, Hu Shu broke off the body of the crab, and the crab roe was covered all over it. He lowered his head and took a sip. The crab roe was soft and fragrant, and his teeth softened, "I want to drink beer!"

"Get out." Kun Dun scolded him, and continued to choose meat for Ting Di.

"He doesn't have long hands." He made a fuss, but Kundun ignored him, and concentrated on using the leftover crab shells to fight back, "Look at my brother, I'm good."

Kotobukiya carefully pushed the crab he had put together to compare with his brother's, "You have a broken leg."

"That's right, I'm still licking my face for praise." All the crab shells that Hu Chuan ate had tooth marks on them, and the crabs seemed to have been bitten to death by him.

"Go away, go away." Kun Dun ate a cherry, spit out the pit and went to kill the tiger.

After the fuss was over, Kundun and Tingzang discussed taking Tingdi out for fun. The shop was paid by the day, so it should be fine for a week or so.The two families finished their dinner noisily, and finally went to bed.

Ting Di was very uncomfortable in the middle bunk. He bowed his waist and lowered his head to play Monument Valley on Kundun's mobile phone. In a daze on the bunk.Kun Dun can't help it either, he is on the upper bunk, and the place is even more aggrieved than Ting Di.

The two who had suffered all the way got off the train and stretched arrogantly on the platform, got out of the train station and got on the bus, Ting Di slept all the way with his head resting on Kun Dun's shoulder.

Tingdi rubbed his neck and followed Kundun to the village. The houses here are so short. Tingdi stretched out his hand to measure, and I seemed to be able to reach the chimney.

They went up a big slope and walked across a small bridge that could be crossed in one step. Kundun stopped in front of the brick building. He groped in the door opening. When he walked to the door, he saw Kun Dun leaning on the wall with both hands and turning in.

"Brother!" He stepped over in two steps and looked in through the crack of the door from the outside.

It was only after Kundun walked around the yard that he remembered Tingdi outside the door. The child called him in a low voice outside, and his voice was exactly like that of a little milk cat.

"Brother, brother." Ting Di saw Kun Dun along the crack of the door, and his voice was louder, "Come out."

Kun Dun twisted two of the cucumber racks in the mat tenderly, rubbed off the white thorns with his clothes, and rushed to the door, "Brother, come inside."

Kundun wandered to the backyard again, and walked slowly to the front yard without finding anything to eat. Ting Di was standing under the wall, staring at Kundun with wide eyes, nervously ready to turn back.

Kun Dun looked at Ting Di with a smile and thought of Sheriff Black Cat. The first sentence he said was 'eyes staring like copper bells', which is especially suitable for people who are punished to stand under the wall.

"This is my grandma's house, come here." Kun Dun greeted Tingdi, and handed him a cucumber, "It's so crispy."

The two sat on the steps of the house entrance and ate cucumbers. A few poplar trees were planted in front of the door, casting shadows that covered half of the yard. When the wind passed by, the leaves rustled, and the air seemed to be filled with the smell of sunshine, warm , even the summer sun is softened here.Ting Di finished eating the whole cucumber, and his mouth was astringent. He leaned on Kundun, and Kundun also tilted his head, with his two heads against each other, and sat silently until it was dark.