Sitting in the car, not knowing where the young police officers were going, Ye Wanying was lost in thought, missing her beloved son.
It's been several days since I last saw him. I wonder if that little guy misses his mommy.
Well... actually, the little guy did mention his mommy at least ten times a day for the first few days. But after his grandpa, the commander, took him to his maternal grandparents' house, the little guy completely went wild and almost forgot about his own parents. He spent his days climbing trees and going down to the river with a bunch of kids in the village, playing with dogs, walking cats, and catching fish, having a great time.
It was noon when the little boy came home covered in black: "Grandpa, Grandma, Commander Grandpa, I'm home!"
If Ye Wanying were to see her son now, she would notice that in just a few days, her son seems to have really grown taller. If she slightly lifted his clothes, his chubby flesh would immediately be revealed.
"Did you go out and roll around in the mud? Come to Grandma's, let's take a bath and wash our hair first." Ye's mother has always been a clean person, so she couldn't stand the clumps of mud on her precious grandson.
The little one immediately shook his head and said, "No washing, no washing, Grandma, Tuanzi won't wash, Tuanzi is hungry, I want to eat!"
Mother Ye's lips twitched slightly: "No way!" she refused.
Sure enough, the little one pouted, looking like he was refusing to wash and that he would cry if Grandma forced him to!
The little guy has seen it many times these days. His playmates all go home and start eating by themselves. Why does he have to wash his own food?
Even though the older brother next door doesn't wash his hands after pooping or peeing!
Tuanzi felt that she couldn't be an oddball among her friends and had to go with the flow, so she decided to start today by not showering or washing her hair!
Mother Ye was helpless against the little guy, but... there was still Chief Gu there.
He reached out and lifted the child up before the child could react, then looked at Ye's mother and said, "In-law, hurry up and prepare your things. Leave this brat to me."
Originally, Mrs. Ye wanted to speak up and stop it. How could someone just pick someone up like that? They're not some chick, duckling, cat, or dog... But thinking of her rebellious grandson, Mrs. Ye held back.
"Okay, I filled the water bottle with boiled water this morning. I'll go adjust the temperature first. Old man, go and collect the child's clean clothes and bring them over."
Father Ye nodded, and the little guy was really frustrated.
Waaaaah... How can it be like this?
Grandpa, Grandma, Chief Grandpa, you just take advantage of your numbers to bully others!
No matter how much the brat yelled, the three elders pretended not to see or hear it. After Ye's mother prepared the water, she said, "Father-in-law, you can let him in now."
The little boy struggled incessantly, but to no avail in Commander Gu's hands. In the end, he was put into a large basin of water like a duck and his dear grandmother held his head down to wash him.
Now that things had come to this, he knew that resisting was useless. The little guy grunted a couple of times and stopped splashing around in the water. He obediently let his mother wash his hair and give him a bath.
At this moment, Ye's mother deliberately put on a stern face: "Tell me, why don't you want to wash your hair and take a bath? Didn't you used to like it?"
Could it be that it's really time for them to cause trouble?
Generally, young children, especially boys, enter their "mischievous" phase around two or three years old, and some even later, around three or four. During that time, they can be incredibly torturous for the adults in the family, to the point that even cats and dogs would avoid them.
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