His simple eyes held a hint of incomprehension.
It's as if it's saying, "How can there be a situation where the older brother eats while the three-year-old sister just stands there?"
"..." Xie Jingcheng decided to remain silent.
Chaochao raised her head and asked in a clear voice, "Uncle boss, how much is it?"
"No need to pay, your brother already paid," the shopkeeper replied with a smile.
Have you paid yet?
How come she didn't see it?
Chaochao scratched her head in confusion and looked at Xie Jingcheng with bewilderment.
Xie Jingcheng: "I paid by scanning the QR code."
Chaochao stared blankly: "What is a 'sweeping horse'?"
She didn't see the horse.
Xie Jingcheng placed the baby in her small hands, picked her up, and tapped the QR code on the table with his chin. "That's a QR code. You can pay by scanning it with your phone."
The tall, thin boy's face was as cold as ever, but at this moment he lowered his voice and tried his best to patiently explain the confusion of the three-year-old child who had never seen the world.
There is a gentle quality to it, like glaciers melting.
The female students passing by couldn't help but secretly glance at them.
Oh my god, these brother and sister are so good-looking! My heart is melting!
Chaochao, seemingly understanding but not quite, stared at the dark, square-shaped object, trying to digest the new way money could fly in without him seeing it.
Hmm... I see...
Chaochao... of course, still didn't understand.
But that doesn't stop her from thinking about other things.
Chaochao glanced at her useless little wallet, "But I'm the one who treated you to candy..."
Xie Jingcheng: "You treated me to candy last time, so this time it's my treat. If you don't eat it now, it'll melt."
Chaochao: That makes a lot of sense.
…It's not candy, is it? It's silk that the little spider worked so hard to spin!
The little dumpling, who had been drooling over it for so long, was absolutely thrilled.
But the balance in my heart is still swaying back and forth between a bowl of rice and...
Xie Jingcheng saw that Chao Chao's big, bright eyes were practically burning a hole in them, but he still didn't say anything.
It reminds me of the girl's gentle nature.
Could it be that you can't bear to eat the little rabbit?
Just as Xie Jingcheng was about to ask the shopkeeper to make another basic version, he saw Chaochao stretch out her little chubby paws and neatly tear off the rabbit ears, then put them to Xie Jingcheng's mouth.
"Brother Jingcheng, eat!"
Her clear, doe-like eyes were exceptionally bright.
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