Unfortunately, ever since Yesi beat up Liu Jun, the little tyrant of Mangliu Village, when she was a little over one year old, she became famous. For many years, no one has dared to provoke her. After all, no one can even beat Liu Jun, so who would be so bored as to come looking for trouble?
Recently, Wang Gousheng has been helping Sisi lose weight. Chubby children are adorable, but Sisi has been getting fatter and fatter in recent years, even bigger than the chubby boy who is two years older than her. This is a bit too much. A lady shouldn't be too fat.
Wang Gousheng knew it was impossible to get Sisi to control her appetite; the girl was practically a reincarnation of a starving ghost. So, Wang Gousheng decided to teach her martial arts to increase her activity level.
"Why do we have to do a horse stance?" Yesi didn't understand what the purpose of this half-squatting posture was. Would it really help her become more powerful?
"A proper horse stance will make your lower body more stable." Wang Gousheng sat cross-legged on the edge of the kang table, flipping through a somewhat old dictionary as he answered Sisi's question.
"What's the lower part? Under the plate?" Coconut shreds the sweat from its brow to prevent it from getting into its eyes; this kind of sweat from the body is especially uncomfortable when it gets into the eyes.
“...Your lower body is your waist and two legs.” Wang Gousheng was particularly helpless about Sisi’s inflexible way of thinking, but fortunately, the girl had now learned to ask him questions in private instead of asking them directly in front of everyone.
"Then why call it a plate?" Coconut still didn't understand the aliens' thinking. Just say waist, just say legs, why use a word that has nothing to do with waist and legs?
"Squat down, who told you to stand up?" Wang Gousheng got off the kang (a heated brick bed) to correct Sisi's movements, ignoring Sisi's strange question.
"Gousheng, come out quickly! See who's here!" Grandma Wang suddenly called out to Wang Gousheng from the yard.
"You're not allowed to get up. I'm going out to check on things. I'll be right back," Wang Gousheng instructed before quickly walking out. He felt that Grandma Wang's tone was off; it sounded like she was about to cry.
Sure enough, as soon as Wang Gousheng stepped outside, he saw Grandma Wang in the yard, hugging a tall, thin man and wiping away tears.
Wang Gousheng carefully examined the man who had made Grandma Wang cry, and felt that he looked somewhat familiar.
"Gousheng, come here quickly, do you still recognize him? This is your dad." Grandma Wang turned around and saw her grandson standing nearby. She quickly pulled him over and made him acknowledge his father.
"Dad," Wang Gousheng raised an eyebrow and called out.
Wang Gousheng never expected his father to be so thin; it seems he has suffered a lot in the past few years.
"Gousheng has grown so tall. Mom, I'm so sorry. I should have gone back home back then..." Wang's father wanted to reach out and touch his son's head, but when he reached halfway, he suddenly remembered that his son used to dislike being close to people, so he awkwardly lowered his hand.
“What are you talking about? If you had come back then, you would have suffered even more. Let’s not talk about this anymore. Why did you come back?” Grandma Wang waved her hand, interrupting her son.
"I came back this time to take you away, now..."
The coconut shreds made my back and legs ache, and I was about to give up when thankfully Wang Gousheng finally came back.
"Alright, that's enough for today. Even when I'm not around, you still have to practice horse riding every day. One hour a day this year, two hours next year, three hours the year after, and so on..." Wang Gousheng's biggest worry right now is that silly girl Sisi. Without him watching over her, wouldn't that girl cause a huge mess?
"Not here? Are you going to die?" Ye Si wiped the sweat from her brow with her sleeve and asked with some curiosity.
“…Not being here doesn’t mean I’m going to die,” Wang Gousheng said through gritted teeth.
"No, Grandpa Zhou from the Zhou family died that day. You said he was no longer here." Ye Si looked at Wang Gousheng in confusion, wondering why he couldn't remember the meaning of "no longer here." Was he delirious from illness? That must be it; people who are about to die seem to be quite delirious.
"..." Wang Gousheng sighed, rubbing his forehead, no longer wanting to talk to Sisi.
"Don't worry, I'll always remember you." Ye Si looked at the delirious Wang Gousheng with sympathy and patted his shoulder reassuringly.
Before Wang Gousheng could say more than a few words to Sisi, Grandma Wang came over to urge him on. Wang Gousheng knew that now was not the time to procrastinate. He patted Sisi's head one last time, promised to come back to see her when he had time, and then turned around and hurriedly left with his father and grandmother.
"How can she come back to see me if she's gone?" Ye Si looked at Wang Gousheng and the others' departing figures with confusion, not understanding why Grandma Wang wanted to go with them.
"Sisi, you must be reluctant to leave Gousheng, right? But Gousheng has to live with his parents too. Good days are coming, and your dad will probably come to pick you up in a few days." Although Grandma Hao still subconsciously favors her grandson, Sisi has grown up by her side after all, and the thought of her going home makes her a little reluctant to part with her.
"Why would my dad pick me up? It's fine staying here." Ye Si has lived here longer than Mei's family, and she thinks it's better here because there are more people and the yard is bigger.
"You silly girl, you can't say that when your dad comes. Come on! Grandma will make you some steamed egg custard!" Although Grandma Hao was scolding Sisi, she was secretly delighted. She decided to make some steamed egg custard as a reward for the talkative Sisi.
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