Rubbing her sleepy eyes, Yan Mo got up from the bed and opened the curtains. In the yard, her grandfather was leading the whole family in practicing Tai Chi, even the three-year-old Tangtang was included, as was Uncle Fan from next door.

Although it was strenuous for the little guy to practice Tai Chi, he looked quite good with just the way he crossed his legs and pushed and pulled with his hands.

"Auntie, come down quickly, great-grandfather, I'm here to teach you how to dance in circles." The little one was the first to notice Yan Mo, who was standing on the second floor, and shouted to her excitedly.

The smile on Yan Mo's face froze, and then, before she could hide, she was exposed to everyone.

Her first reaction was that it was over.

Grandpa looked at her direction with a sharp gaze, and sure enough, he did not let her go and shouted at her:

"Momo, come down quickly."

"Oh! I'll come down after I finish washing up." Yan Mo's expression fell, and she turned around reluctantly to wash her face and brush her teeth. She procrastinated for more than ten minutes. Seeing that if she delayed any longer, someone would become suspicious, she had no choice but to go downstairs.

As soon as she got downstairs, her grandfather pulled her to the front row.

Yan Mo was shocked and without thinking, he quickly went to the back.

However, before he could take two steps, Old Wood grabbed his collar and pulled him back.

"Grandpa doesn't want it anymore!" Yan Mo laughed and cried.

The old man's tone brooked no refusal: "My Momo is the most beautiful one. She must stand in the front and lead the dance like grandpa."

As he spoke, he turned on the music and started moving.

She even ordered Yan Mo to follow the moves. How could she have ever practiced Tai Chi? Even though they were all acquaintances, Yan Mo couldn't help but blush.