In order to keep his father and grandparents from finding out, he had to give up his pocket money to curry favor with his second brother and uncle.

It's too difficult.

"What are you trying to do at such a young age if you don't go to school?" Chi Tang jumped off her mother's lap, put her hands on her hips, and angrily tapped her little nephew's forehead, scolding him, "You can't not study, you little bean, how can you not study?"

"But Auntie, aren't you younger than me? Why don't you have to go to school?"

Goro was very envious.

She covered her little head, pouted, and looked utterly wronged.

He didn't want to go to school either, and like his aunt, he slept in every day, spending his time eating and playing.

"Hey, look at the kids these days! They have the means, yet they still don't want to study? No way!" Aunt Chi said, looking at her grandsons. "Little Suotou, An'an, and Wulang, you all have to study obediently, do you hear me?"

"oh."

"All right."

"knew."

Sigh, this is too difficult.

"Erchuan should be back tomorrow, right? Shall we get something nice done?" Chi Dashan said.

Chi Erchuan only comes back once a month, so of course he has to eat something good.

No one else had any objections.

The younger children perked up immediately upon hearing this.

"I want braised lion's head meatballs!"

"I want stir-fried clams!"

"I want to eat, I want to eat meatballs!"

Old Man Chi chuckled and said, "We'll have them all, we'll have them all!"

Now that we're rich, how could we not satisfy our child's basic cravings?

"Hey, where's Fourth Brother? Why isn't he back yet?" Aunt Chi realized then that Chi Sihai wasn't home.