Jiaojiao nodded vigorously, her little hand clenched into a fist, "Next time he says that again, I'll..."

She made a fist-pumping gesture.

The chubby girl put her arm around her small shoulders and bumped her fist against her small fist.

Both of them laughed, and the little dumpling laughed along with them.

When Ah Tai came out and saw the three of them, her eyes curved into crescents, and a glint flashed in them.

I just met a young man in the vegetable garden. He stopped her and said something inexplicable.

She's not your granddaughter...

Grandma picked up a stone and threw it at the man, making him run away.

When she got home, she didn't notice Jiaojiao's absent-mindedness. When she came to her senses, the little girl was already sitting at the door waiting for someone.

Ah Tai recalled what that person had said, and a cold glint flashed in her eyes.

If that man dares to come again, she'll beat him with a big stick.

Ah Tai squinted, remembering who the young man was; he seemed to be Ah Yan's college classmate.

"Come inside quickly, don't let the mosquitoes eat you outside, they're about to die from overeating." After saying that, Grandma took the little dumpling's hand and led her inside.

An old man and a child walked slowly, their steps in sync.

Jiaojiao quickly followed, not forgetting to pull the chubby girl along.

"Grandma, mosquitoes are everywhere..." the chubby girl said with a smile, rubbing the goosebumps on her arm.

Inside the main room, the twins sat on a cushion playing with things, drooling all over the floor.

The aroma of meat wafted into their nostrils, and the chubby girl took a deep breath before pulling Jiaojiao down to sit.

Grandma made Dongpo pork and also fried a small plate of sea fish.

"Is Mrs. Lin home?"

Just as the group sat down, an aunt's voice came from the doorway.