"Okay, okay, since Ruanruan wants to play with you, you better keep an eye on her and don't teach her any nonsense that will lead her astray. Otherwise, I won't forgive you when you come back!" Grandma couldn't resist Ruanruan's coquettishness and finally compromised.
Uncle Ruan was embarrassed: "I know."
Ruanruan turned sideways and hugged grandma, rubbed her hand, and acted like a little kitten, "Hehe, that's great, Ruanruan loves grandma the most!"
The old lady hugged Ruanruan happily and pinched Ruanruan's little face.
"Mua!" Ruanruan leaned over and kissed the old lady on the face.
"We are so good and soft."
The grandparents and grandchildren played for a while, and then grandma put Ruanruan down.
Ruanruan climbed onto the bed, picked up her vase, and put it in Uncle Ruan's hand. "Uncle, please help me hold it. Ruanruan wants to take Pingping out to play today."
She gripped the backpack straps with both hands and ran out.
"Oh yeah! Ruanruan is going out to play."
Uncle Ruan felt helpless holding the vase. The little girl had used this sentence to coax countless people, but every time his parents were fooled without a doubt.
I just got in the car, fastened my seat belt, swung my little feet softly, and adjusted my hat.
"Uncle, I want to go to the horse farm today. You can go to the movie theater by yourself. Ruanruan is already a big kid and can play by herself."
"You are an adult now and have a lot of work to do. You definitely don't want to be disturbed by Ruanruan. Just go and do your own thing." Ruanruan acted like a little elf, imitating her grandfather and said in a mature manner.
"Ruanruan can take care of herself."
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