After all, she had rejected so many embroidery workers, and she didn't think her own embroidery skills were that of a master.

However, we can give it a try. If it works out, we can use the money to buy food for our son.

Ye Xiaoyu laughed: "Sister, don't be modest. I've seen the embroidery made by the embroiderers in our factory, and it's far inferior to yours. It's normal that foreign bosses don't like it."

"Did Zhou Dalong buy you candy?"

Forehead?

The sudden question startled Xiaoyu: "I didn't buy candy, I bought cakes," she answered honestly.

Ye Wanying was genuinely amused by her silly cousin until her stomach hurt: "Hahaha, Xiaoyu, how can you be so... cute?"

Actually, I wanted to say "cute and silly," but Xiaoyu is already a grown woman, at the age to get married, so I used a different word instead:

Yes, she's adorable!

Okay, the slow-witted Xiaoyu finally understood: "Sister!"

"Okay, okay, I won't laugh anymore. I'll go get you a handkerchief." But even with her back turned, she couldn't help but continue laughing.

The little one watching looked over curiously, wondering what funny thing his mom had encountered and why she was laughing so loudly.

Ye Wanying noticed her son's gaze and immediately said, "Son, give Aunt Yu one of your snot-wiping handkerchiefs."

Tuanzi said "Oh," and ran back to her room, picking out a handkerchief with a floral pattern that she disliked the most. "Aunt Yu, are you going to wipe your nose too?" she asked curiously.

Forehead....

Ye Xiaoyu was stunned by the little guy's question. She was way past the age of wiping her nose with a handkerchief.

"No, I'll sell it to buy you candy."

Tuanzi immediately laughed: "Great! You can sell these? I have so many, should I sell them all?"

Ye Wanying immediately glared at the little man: "Go back and play your game, this is none of your business."

Sell ​​everything?

You brat, don't you know those handkerchiefs were all hand-embroidered by your mother, stitch by stitch?

Ye Xiaoyu smiled helplessly, put the handkerchief away in her pocket, and said, "I'll try it when I get back. I'll call you, sister."

"Okay, but there's no rush today. Let's cook and eat first!"

"Then let me help you."

The two sisters worked together and quickly prepared a delicious meal. At that moment, Gao Dan also returned from get off work.

"Daddy, Daddy, Tuanzi has some big news to tell you!" The little one ran up to Gao Dan as soon as he entered the room, making an exaggerated face as he spoke.

"Big news?"

Tuanzi nodded: "Yes, it's super big news."

Gao Dan didn't believe this little guy could have any big news, but he still agreed, "Okay, then tell me." He changed his shoes as he did so.

The little guy glanced towards the kitchen as if to make a show of it, then whispered in his father's ear, "Dad, you don't know yet, Aunt Yu is in love!"

Forehead?

Is this really big news?

Isn't that normal? Men should marry when they're of age, and women should marry when they're of age!

Tuanzi scratched her chin and made an exaggerated expression again: "Dad, you definitely don't know who's dating Aunt Yu!"

Does this kind of question require Senior Commander Gao to know so clearly?

"You know?" I asked rhetorically.

The little man nodded repeatedly: "Of course, Tuanzi knows."

"Then what?"

The little guy blinked, and then what the heck? Why isn't Dad playing by the rules? Shouldn't Dad be the one guessing first?