She needs to come up with a plan.

"Okay, I'll find a way to cover for you. You take the child and leave, be careful."

The next day she told her two children about it.

The two children remained calm.

There was no significant reaction.

As a result, Xiao Bao started crying and wailing, "Waaaaah... I want to... I want to go with my brother too."

She's angry!

How can I only bring my brothers?

Di Jingling couldn't handle this little girl the most, so he immediately looked at Xiao Tang.

The brothers couldn't handle their sister either, so the three of them looked at Xiao Tang at the same time.

At the same time, he asked with his eyes: What should we do?

Xiao Tang was speechless.

He pulled Xiaobao up from the ground, who was rolling around and acting spoiled, and said in a more serious and angry tone, "When you get back, you have to memorize poems and books every day. Do you want to get up before dawn every day to practice swordsmanship and martial arts, my student?"

Two small tears still clung to Xiao Bao's face.

She sniffed and immediately shook her head.

She doesn't want to.

Will we go hungry?

"..."

Is this the kind of thing that little girl only cares about?

That's awful.

The atmosphere was rather tense when a soft chuckle came from the man beside me.

Di Jingling was amused by her daughter's words.

Xiao Bao looked up at his father with longing eyes.

"You won't go hungry, but taking you back will be dangerous, possibly even fatal." Xiao Tang patted her daughter's cheek. "Three children are too much of a target, understand?"

Xiao Bao nodded.

I have a vague understanding of it.

She may understand or she may not.

Even though her mother had explained it very clearly, she was still a little confused.

Di Jingling disguised himself and left with his two children, while Xiao Tang and Xiao Bao did not follow.

Instead, they threw the dog system out.

"Keep an eye on things for me, and let me know if anything happens."

As the little pink dumpling was thrown out, its face was full of indignation: "Host, you could at least have given me a heads-up—"