The little girl, still not understanding what she had done wrong, instinctively retorted, "No, no, that's not what I meant."
As she was speaking, she heard her mother's unreasonable question again, "Then what do you mean?"
Hey, let the little girl experience the hardships of being human in advance.
Sun Lifang found it quite amusing. Since she couldn't make things difficult for Zhou Yunshi, she decided to make things difficult for his daughter, letting Zhou Xinya experience what it felt like to be teased by a "girlfriend" in advance.
This stumped the little girl. She shook her head. "I'm not biased. I love you all the same, look—"
Zhou Xinya took it seriously and started giving examples.
Sun Lifang was secretly pleased; this was exactly the kind of "empathy" she wanted. Only in this way would she understand her mother's situation.
Was there any favoritism?
This is a question for her to ponder.
Just as Sun Lifang was about to go to sleep, thinking that the matter was over, she heard Zhou Xinya's voice. She said, "Mom, I think you're a little bit bad."
"Dad is a little bit pitiful."
The little girl carefully chose her words, speaking with utmost seriousness: "I don't think Dad wants to work so hard. He does it so that we can have a better life, so—"
"Mom, you need to be more considerate of Dad."
As she spoke, Zhou Xinya turned around again to pull the blanket up for her father before turning back around, saying, "He's your husband now, so you can't keep looking at handsome men on TV every day."
Out of boredom, Sun Lifang would watch videos of handsome young men from Hong Kong and Taiwan, getting excited as she watched, which made Zhou Xinya's forehead twitch.
"Hmm—" Sun Lifang stroked her chin, looking thoughtfully at her daughter, "How dare you say that to me?"
Does this scene look familiar?
"I even told you to be nicer to Du Yuheng a while ago."
Haha, it's so funny when someone criticizes you. Sun Lifang loves seeing the girl speechless.
“That’s different,” Zhou Xinya said. “Du Yuheng is just my friend, but you and my father are already husband and wife.”
"We're husband and wife now, how can you look at other men?"
The little girl lectured in a very mature manner, while defending herself, "If I get married in the future, I will definitely not look at other men."
Sun Lifang gave a nonchalant "Oh," thinking to herself: I hope you keep your word. In your generation, countless handsome young men will emerge one after another.
You can talk about it when the time comes.
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