"That's right, the eldest brother is biased. He gave four pieces to the little sister, and Yue'er only got two!"

Pei'er retorted anxiously, "No, it's not that. My older brother gave me his."

Zhang's eldest brother echoed his sister, "Yes, mung bean cakes are hard to swallow, I don't like them."

The twins then said:

“If the eldest brother doesn’t like it, he shouldn’t share it; it should be shared among the four of us.”

"Yes! Otherwise, it's unreasonable! Why should the younger sister get all of the older brother's share?"

Yue'er said timidly, "Second Brother, Third Brother, please stop talking. I don't like mung bean cakes either, I don't want them..."

As she spoke, she stuffed all her pieces into Pei'er's hand and said gently, "Little sister, you eat them. I'll give them all to you."

Zhang's second brother couldn't stand it, so he came over and snatched the mung bean cake away and returned it to Yue'er.

"Moon, don't mind her. She's already grown into a little pig. If she eats any more, she'll become a big pig!"

Zhang's third brother also said, "That's right, look how thin you are, you obviously haven't been eating well."

Zhang's second brother: "Maybe it's because Pei'er took your share when you were little that you're so thin."

Zhang's third brother: "Exactly!"

The twins, around ten years old, didn't know how to hide their words, but Pei'er, the little girl, listened to everything they said.

The little girl burst into tears, crying, "I'm not a little pig!"

Qin Hanshu happened to be close to Pei'er, so he squatted down, hugged her, and comforted her.

Pei'er buried her head in Qin Hanshu's neck, sobbing uncontrollably.

Besides being called a little pig by her older brother, she probably also felt wronged by her twin brother's favoritism.

The eldest brother of the Zhang family felt more sorry for his younger sister and immediately began to reprimand the twins.

However, the twins were pampered by their grandparents in the countryside. They were afraid of their stern father and didn't even listen to their mother, let alone their older brother, who was also a child.

The children started arguing.

Qin Hanshu glanced at Liu Ercui, whose expression was inscrutable.

She didn't say a word from beginning to end, only staring intently at the moon.

Ever since Yue'er entered this family, there has never been a moment of peace.