puff!

The little guy in front of me probably never imagined that his mother was thinking this way.

This is absolutely outrageous!

Knock knock...

Just then, there was a knock on the door.

The little dumpling was very self-aware:

"Mommy, Tuanzi, go open the door." Before his mother could even say anything, he was already bouncing off on his short legs again.

When I opened the door, I was truly startled by what I saw outside:

"Uncle, what's going on with you guys...?"

Did we go to the wrong place?

"Hey little guy, is your mom home?"

"Yes, Mom, an uncle is looking for you." She turned around and called into the house.

Ye Wanying had gotten up a moment earlier, walked a few steps forward, looked at the door, and instantly understood.

The man had mentioned that he was going to invite Zhao Shuai and the others to his house for dinner in the next couple of days, and that he planned to go shopping in town after signing the contract the next day. Unexpectedly, the man had already taken care of everything.

Chicken, duck, fish, meat, and various vegetables were all prepared.

"Hello, sister-in-law." The two young men from the canteen had delivered vegetables to the Gao family before, and Ye Wanying still remembered them.

"Come in, come in, I'll give you some pointers."

"No need, no need, sister-in-law, don't move, we can carry it." She said, while holding tightly to the bag on her shoulder.

Ye Wanying had no choice but to let go:

"Just put it in; there's no need to move it to the kitchen."

The two young men were carrying heavy loads on their shoulders, and their hands were also full of things.

Whose 18, 19, or 20-year-old child isn't a child?

People can help others so voluntarily, but we can't just take it all for granted.

In ten or twenty years, those twenty-year-olds will only be sophomores in college, still innocent and carefree.

The fact that Gao Suo's sister-in-law was exceptionally kind to everyone had already spread throughout the guard team.

First of all, my sister-in-law never tries to take advantage of others, and every time she helps someone, she sincerely thanks them and then gives them small treats to eat.

Although these things are not very valuable, isn't that how people interact with each other?

But whenever my sister-in-law does this, it scares many people so much that they immediately run away after helping her.

People nowadays are very kind and honest. When they help, they help willingly. How can they expect anything in return every time?

If word gets out, where will I put my face?

As a result, Ye Wanying was often left speechless, both amused and exasperated.

There was really no other meaning behind doing that; it was just to express my gratitude. I happened to have those little things at home, so it was just a casual thing to do. It wasn't anything serious!

The two young men carried the things in, and Ye Wanying waved to the little figure beside her:

"Go and pour water for the uncles."

At home, this little dumpling, though small, is already quite skilled at pouring water for his parents.

Of course, the water was boiled and then poured into the kettle, so it had long since cooled down.

"Okay, Mommy."

He turned around happily and walked towards the table, then rummaged through the cabinet and took out two new paper cups to pour water.

At the entrance, the two young men were trapped inside, unable to slip away, and their faces showed signs of wanting to cry.

Ye Wanying's lips twitched as she watched:

"What's with those expressions? It's just some water, not poison!"

cough.

Of course I know it's not poison.

But everyone was just too embarrassed.

"Sister-in-law...sister-in-law...we...have something to do and are in a hurry to go back."

Ye Wanying rolled her eyes a few times:

"Don't worry, it won't take much time to drink a glass of water."