At this moment, the little dumpling, who had already washed up, lay on the soft velvet blanket, holding her watch, and as usual, talked to her brothers one by one.

While talking to Yu Ci, Chaochao followed her brother's advice and turned on her camera.

Look at the orchids.

Chaochao looked down at the orchids on the screen, which were still growing very well, and couldn't help but smile happily.

"All the buds have opened, but two of them are past their blooming period."

He took it down and treasured it within the pages of the book.

Yu Ci's gentle voice came through the screen, and the camera panned to reveal the boy's striking features.

That's great.

Chaochao rested her chin on her hand and thought slowly.

If even a dying blade of grass can be saved and sprout little flowers, then will Brother Yu Shen be able to stand up again?

When she saw Pei Yushen fall to the ground, struggling with gritted teeth, Chaochao suddenly realized what was happening.

Yu Shen's brother's illness was not the same as her grandfather's leg problems, as she had thought.

Instead, he simply couldn't stand up...

At this moment, Yu Ci's smile narrowed slightly, and her tone remained as gentle as ever: "Who is Brother Yu Shen?"

It turned out that the little dumpling had inadvertently revealed her true feelings.

Then she told Yu Ci about the little boy who came to visit her grandfather's house.

Yu Ci listened quietly on the other end of the video call.

Chaochao sighed like a little old man: "If only big brother could be like grass, standing up just by watering and talking to him..."

That's currently impossible.

Unless, of course, this Yu Shen is a plant essence in human form.

Yu Ci said gently, "Chao Chao, technology is very advanced now, and medical methods are constantly improving. There is still a possibility that Brother Pei can be cured."

Chaochao was already sleepy at this moment; she should have gone to bed much earlier, but she had dragged it out until now.

Before falling asleep, she held her watch and mumbled, "Wouldn't it be wonderful if everyone could be cured when they got sick..."

That way, Grandma can stay with her a little longer, Brother Yushen can jump around, and Aunt Shu won't be so sad...

The child's innocent ramblings were full of idealism.

It's to the point that any adult would laugh and say it's impossible after hearing it.

However, in front of the camera, Yu Ci quietly lowered his eyes after hearing these words, and no one knew what he was thinking.

...

Chao Chao was extremely tired and slept soundly through the night without any dreams until early morning.

When she woke up, Jiang Chi, who had returned late the day before, was also about to get up.

Around nine o'clock, the brother and sister sat at the dining table eating breakfast.

Huo Qin went to work at the company early in the morning.

Mr. Huo, who values ​​health, goes to bed early and gets up early, and is currently sitting in a wicker chair reading the morning paper.

Chaochao held a fragrant beef patty in one hand and a spoon in the other, enjoying a delicious bowl of lean meat porridge.

When she saw the nanny carrying breakfast out of Pei Yushen's room exactly as she had imagined, she slowed down her chewing.

Jiang Chi, who was standing nearby, clicked his tongue in disapproval.

"Stop looking, the biscuit is about to be fed up with your nose."

Jiang Chi carefully pulled the little dumpling's hand down so that the beef patty was facing her mouth.

"You care about him that much?" Jiang Chi said casually.

The system felt that this sentence structure sounded somewhat familiar.

Where have I heard this before?

Chao Chao sighed knowingly, ate the last bite of the beef patty, and mumbled, "Brother, you don't understand."

You haven't experienced as much as she has, sigh.

Wow.

Jiang Chi raised an eyebrow: "Don't keep sighing, or your luck will run out."

When Chaochao heard such words for the first time, her almond-shaped eyes widened, and she picked up the porcelain bowl with both hands, tilted her head back, and gulped down the lean meat porridge in the blink of an eye.

The little dumpling proudly placed the empty bowl on the table.

"They've all been sucked back in!"

It seemed like she really felt full of energy. The energetic little dumpling jumped off the chair and disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Jiang Chi, who had just leisurely finished eating a boiled egg: "..."

no.

You still haven't told me what you've learned!

Not far away, Old Master Huo glanced at Jiang Chi with disdain.

She's in her twenties, and she can't even eat as well as three-year-old Chaochao. Tsk.

Jiang Chi, who vaguely felt offended but couldn't produce any evidence, was speechless.

Chaochao found the nanny in the kitchen. "Auntie!"

Upon hearing the noise, the nanny quickly wiped her lips, threw the dishes into the sink, turned around, and seeing it was Chaochao, breathed a sigh of relief and hurriedly asked with a smile, "What's wrong, Miss Chaochao?"

Still shaken by yesterday's injection, Chaochao was a little afraid of the nanny. She mustered her courage and asked, "Brother Yushen, have you still not eaten today?"

The nanny looked regretful. "Yes, Young Master Pei still doesn't want to eat." When she saw the little boy's worried expression, she added, "But Young Master Pei said he didn't have an appetite this morning and promised to eat at noon."

Chaochao's eyes lit up. "Really?"

"Of course it's true, why would I lie to Miss Chaochao?"

The nanny said with certainty.

She's already inquired about it.

Yesterday, after much pleading and cajoling, a young woman working here finally reluctantly revealed her salary.

It's almost the same as hers!

Moreover, working in this luxurious villa offers significantly better benefits, and you don't have to serve that demanding young master.

She verbally flattered the rich heiress, but inwardly she was unconvinced.

Why would someone with nothing better to do care about a disabled person?

The nanny, eager to curry favor with him, busied herself with saying, "Miss Chaochao, would you like me to peel an apple for you?"

When Chaochao saw that she picked up the fruit knife as if it were a syringe, she glared at her and said, "No, no need, thank you, Auntie!"

Before he could finish speaking, he had already run off.

The nanny stood frozen in place, holding the apple.

Damn it, such a good opportunity just slipped away.