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On the other side, Chu Yifeng, who was drunk and sent home by Bi Yue, returned to the compound with a little excitement after drinking.
After entering the house, he went straight to his room on the second floor to take a shower, letting the water wash over his strong body.
In the washroom, first came the sound of Chu Yifeng whistling "Naval Port Night", and then heard him talking to himself, tugging at his "little brother" with disdain and saying:
"Have you just had a full meal? Look how excited you are!
Wait, I'll let you meet my little sister at ten o'clock tonight.
She's a princess, not an ordinary girl, so behave yourself!"
When he came downstairs refreshed, the old lady was sitting on the sofa in the living room which had been empty just now. She was not watching TV or looking at him, but just sitting there.
Chu Yifeng raised his wrist to look at his watch. His parents would be back soon.
"Milk? Has your nap lasted long enough?"
Old Mrs. Chu turned around and showed the back of her eldest grandson's head.
Chu Yifeng was puzzled for a moment, and Aunt Liu just came out after washing the apples and reminded Chu Yifeng:
"Auntie didn't eat lunch."
Chu Yifeng suddenly realized and finally remembered. He sat down next to the old lady and said, "Grandma, I have something to do at noon."
"snort!"
"You really didn't eat?"
Old Madam Chu sighed deeply, and Chu Yifeng was so ashamed that he held his forehead with his hands. He immediately raised his head and teased the old lady:
"That's not right. Then why are there oil-tea noodles at the corners of your mouth?"
The old lady quickly wiped the corner of her mouth, and seeing her eldest grandson laughing, she punched Chu Yifeng's arm in anger:
"You idiot! You lied to me! I was hoping you'd take me out for roast duck."
"Roast Duck?"
"Yeah." The old lady felt a little aggrieved.
Chu Yifeng stood up immediately: "Okay. Call the whole family, they are about to get off work, let's treat it as a party, let's go." (To be continued.)
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