"An'an, don't cry." Chi Shuxing took out ten copper coins, patted An'an who had stopped crying and whose eyes were red, and held out the money for him to take, "Big brother will share it with you."

An'an rubbed her eyes, somewhat incredulous: "Really?"

Sister-in-law Chi looked pleased and proud.

No wonder he's her son!

Chi Shuxing nodded: "Yes, keep it for yourself, don't give it to your mother."

Chi Sansao, whose expression had initially improved slightly, was so angry by the second half of Chi Shuxing's sentence that she almost choked to death!

But looking around, she could only swallow her dissatisfaction.

"Mmm! I definitely won't give it to her."

An'an excitedly stuffed all the coins into her little pocket.

Seeing her son's despicable behavior towards money, Sister-in-law Chi was so angry that her nostrils flared, but there was nothing she could do.

Chi Shuxing gave Xiao Suotou ten copper coins, and then put away the remaining forty copper coins.

Sister-in-law Chi hurriedly asked, "Xingxing, you don't have Silang yet?"

Although Goro didn't give it to her, he wasn't her son, so she didn't care.

This time, even without Aunt Chi getting angry, Chi Sanhe couldn't stand it anymore and dragged his sister-in-law outside to argue.

"Have you no shame? Xingxing is our nephew! Who asks their nephew for money? Let me tell you, don't make me beat you up!"

"Why were An'an and Xiao Suotou given to them but Si Lang not?"

"You think..."

Hearing the noise outside, Chi Shuxing frowned and said like a little adult, "I don't want to marry a wife like that when I grow up, she's too much of a headache."

Everyone burst into laughter upon hearing this.

Even Aunt Chi's gloomy expression eased considerably. She rubbed her eldest grandson's head and asked with a smile, "Do you know what a wife is? Is it about marrying a wife?"

"I know, it's about marrying a woman, having children together, and living a normal life," Chi Shuxing replied seriously.

The little padlock asked, "A woman?"

Chi Shuxing explained to his younger brother: "Men and women are different. Look, we're both standing up to pee, that makes us men. Women aren't."

Everyone: ...

Little Lock tilted his head and thought for a moment, then asked, "My aunt wasn't standing or squatting, and she was being held while peeing. So, isn't my aunt neither a man nor a woman?"

Chi Shuxing scratched his head, stumped.

"ah!"

Chi Tang was furious. She sat there, pointed at her two nephews, and shouted in a cute but fierce tone, "Bad!"

"Ha ha ha ha!"

Everyone burst into laughter.

My child.

It always brings you trouble.

It can always bring you unexpected joy.