Some of the bolder, more outgoing children came in after watching for a while: "Little brother, can we play together?"

Tuanzi looked up at the young man in front of her, then nodded: "Sure."

Once the older boy got permission, he happily started playing with the younger boy, which basically meant they were wreaking havoc on the flowers and plants. Soon, several other older boys and girls joined in.

When Grandma Bao came out and saw that her flowers and plants had been completely destroyed by a group of children, she wasn't angry. Instead, she invited the children to her house.

"Stop playing around, come in and have some water and fruit."

As soon as the children heard there was food, they all ran inside quickly. Unfortunately, Tuanzi was the smallest one there, with short legs, so she could only follow behind the older children.

Gu Beiwang had already gone back to his study upstairs, and Lao Dai was also in his study. In the large living room, only a few children were running around, and Grandma Bao kept bringing out water, milk, and cut fruit.

After the children finished eating, they ran out to play again. This time, they didn't wreak havoc in the yard, since all the flowers and plants there had been destroyed. Instead, they ran to the ridges of the fields that the military had specially designated for planting rice, rapeseed, soybeans, and wheat.

Clearly, this place is very familiar to the children in the residential compound: "Little brother, let me tell you a secret, this is our secret base."

Forehead?

A secret base?

Shouldn't a secret base be in a very secluded place? This wide field ridge is easily visible to everyone.

Tuanzi gave a polite "oh" to the young man, but inwardly she was complaining. If there were any adults around, they would definitely have seen the complaining look on the little guy's face.

During this season, rice and wheat are almost never harvested, while large fields of soybeans are planted.

Some mischievous children picked soybeans and stuffed them into their mouths. Tuanzi, seeing this, was terrified and shouted, "You can't eat them! They're poisonous!"

Upon hearing this, the little girl immediately threw away the beans in her hand.

But one little boy said, "How could it be poisonous? We've all eaten it and we're fine!"

For a moment, Tuanzi didn't know how to explain: "It really is poisonous, Mom said so, Tuanzi won't eat it."

But this reason obviously couldn't convince the group of young men and women. Tuanzi said anxiously, "You can ask the doctor!" She just wanted to prove that what she said was right.

"Okay, let's go ask the doctor." How could the military not have any military doctors? And not just one or two, but a small team.

A group of little children suddenly appeared in the military doctor's office, which surprised the two military doctors who were still on duty.

At this moment, the little boy who had been questioning spoke up urgently: "Uncle Doctor, my brother said there's poison in the beans, is that true?" Poison?

This startled the two military doctors again: "What beans? Let your uncles take a look!" If they were poisonous, it would be a serious matter.

The clever little boy picked a few soybeans beforehand and held them out in his palm: "Hey, doctor, these are the soybeans. We've eaten them many times, and we even cook them at home. But my little brother says they're poisonous!"

The two military doctors thoroughly examined the child before letting out a sigh of relief. Then, they looked at the little radish that had been pointed at and found it to be an unfamiliar baby: "Hey, little one, whose child are you?" they asked, squatting down.

Upon hearing this, the little boy blinked and replied, "I'm from my parents' family."