Ye Wanying clearly heard her son's agreeing words, such as: "Yes, our older brothers and sisters study so hard every day, we must take good care of them and be a useful support for them."

Or, oh dear, my brother is usually very serious at home, he won't come out to play even when we ask him to, and our family is always worried about him...

Anyway, whatever the aunties and grandmas in the food delivery team said, that little dumpling would accept it.

Seeing this, Ye Wanying stopped abruptly and grabbed the man beside her:

"Shh, let's not go over there yet, let's take another look."

Seeing his wife's enthusiastic expression, Gao Dan had no choice but to agree.

How could I refuse?

The little guy is chatting happily with a group of aunties and grandmas. Some of the generous aunties even shared the things they brought with him.

"Little one, you haven't had time to eat yet while rushing to deliver food, have you? These buns were made by your auntie, they're still warm, have some."

Wow, these meat buns smell delicious!

As soon as the lid was lifted, the little man smelled the irresistible aroma of meat buns.

But she put on a very sensible face and said, "Thank you, Auntie. Tuanzi isn't hungry yet. Let's leave these buns for my older sister and the others. They work hard studying."

To everyone's surprise, the aunt was almost moved to tears by the child's thoughtful words:

"No, eat! If your auntie gives you some, just eat it. Don't be shy. There's more here. There's enough for all the sisters."

The little dumpling then took it with a look of embarrassment:

"Thank you, Auntie."

"Oh my, little one, don't thank me. What a thoughtful little one. Eat up, and Auntie will get you more if you're still hungry."

The little guy shook his head repeatedly:

"That's enough, Auntie."

This is such a big steamed bun, it's almost bigger than a little person's face, how could it not be enough?

How much can that little belly hold?

Another woman standing nearby pulled a handful of jujubes from her pocket; they were very fresh, and looked like they had just been picked.

"Little one, eat this later to quench your thirst."

Before I could even refuse, my sister-in-law had already stuffed several large jujubes into my pocket.

"Thank you, Auntie. These dates look so juicy and plump."

After a few compliments, the woman immediately straightened her back:

"I'm not exaggerating, but the jujube tree in our yard is absolutely top-notch. Every year, the fruit it produces is plump and full, and there are very few that are stunted or crooked."

The little man took two bites of the steaming hot meat bun before continuing:

"Wow, that's really great! It's such a coincidence that these jujubes are planted at Auntie's house!"

The woman seemed to recall something: "It's quite a coincidence. I remember when we first got married, there was no sign of pregnancy for several months. One day, my mother brought over this jujube sapling. To my surprise, I just casually planted it and it actually grew. The following year, it even started bearing fruit. And my son was born around that time. Looking at it this way, it really is quite a coincidence!"

The little figure, munching on a meat bun, nodded in agreement once more.

"So, Auntie, there's a saying that's true: when fate comes, you can't stop it."

"Oh dear, what you said makes a lot of sense, little one. Go get another handful of dates. These dates are really delicious...blah blah blah."

As he spoke, he stuffed another jujube into the other pocket of the little man's clothes.

Somewhere across the street, the couple naturally saw all of this, and Ye Wanying was almost dumbfounded.