However, considering the child in Wu Mengyue's belly, Gu Sireng still didn't dare to be too indulgent.

…

In space

Gu Sihan was swinging an axe to chop branches, preparing to use them to build a few simple pens for pigs, chickens and geese.

Not far away, Luo Yiyi was sitting leisurely in a rocking chair, rocking his body gently.

She held a cup of fragrant red bean milk tea in her hand, taking a sip from time to time, with a satisfied smile on her face.

From time to time, she would gently stroke the little wolf cub in her arms. The furry touch made her unable to let go.

She felt that it was a wise decision to let Gu Sihan enter the space.

The diligent free labor not only helped to cut down trees, build pens, and take care of livestock, but also cooked and cleaned every day.

More importantly, whenever he was busy with his bare chest, his strong eight-pack abs always made her eyes light up and feast her eyes.

Unfortunately, a sudden voice broke this beautiful tranquility.

"Yi Yi, oh no! I think I accidentally stepped on chicken poop!" Gu Sihan shouted embarrassedly.

Hearing this, Luo Yiyi's expression, which was originally immersed in happiness, froze instantly, and she suddenly felt that the milk tea in her hand was no longer fragrant.

"Just handle this little thing yourself, don't bother me!" Luo Yiyi responded somewhat unhappily.

Gu Sihan showed a pitiful look and muttered softly: "I know, I just wanted to tell you..."

Seeing this, Luo Yiyi raised his hand helplessly, signaling him to stop complaining.

"Okay, let's not talk about this unhygienic thing anymore.

Hurry up and get to work, we must build the chicken coop today!"

After saying that, she was no longer interested in drinking milk tea. She put down the little wolf cub in her arms, went back to the house to wash up and go to bed.

Gu Sihan cleaned up the chicken poop, straightened up, and when he raised his head again, he found that Luo Yiyi on the recliner had disappeared without a trace.

He couldn't help but curl his lips, feeling aggrieved, and muttered, "Why am I the only one left again? Why don't you stay and keep me company..."

It looked so pitiful, like a puppy abandoned by its owner.

However, this feeling of grievance soon turned into anger, and he vented all his dissatisfaction on the wolves watching nearby.

"What are you looking at? You all have no sense at all!

Why don’t you quickly move the branches I just cut to the place I marked?

Hurry up!

It’s too late, don’t eat tomorrow!”