"When I sold fried dough sticks, I hid the money under the kang mat. But now I don't have to do that anymore!"
Chu Yifeng strode forward and lifted the kang mat, and saw a loose brick at a glance.
"Go and see if anything is missing. While you're at it, think about whether anyone knows your brother isn't home tonight. Then we can decide whether to report it to the police."
Bi Yue walked around the room in a hurry after hearing the instructions. It took only two minutes for her to report to Chu Yifeng:
"Nothing's lost. There was rainwater in the pot where I fried dough sticks, and a brick on the roof is broken. Also, when my brother went out, I told him to come back early the next morning because he was a little loud."
Good girl, now you can see how clever and well-behaved she is, she is usually not that well-behaved.
"Well, change your clothes. I'll go to the backyard to take a look." This meant to make room for Bi Yue.
When Chu Yifeng came back, Bi Yue handed over the new clothes, new pants, and shorts he bought for Bi Cheng, which were neatly folded.
Her face flushed slightly, and she mustered up the courage to raise her head, a little cautiously, as if to negotiate, and asked Chu Yifeng:
"Are you hungry? I'll make some noodles, and we can eat and chat for a while."
The little girl was scared.
Chu Yifeng took the clothes with a smile, his eyes sparkling with smile, and his voice was particularly gentle:
"good."
Bi Yue never expected that on this night, she would confide in a "stranger" things that she had never even said to her eldest brother.
The most beautiful thing is not the rainy day, but the eaves where I once hid from the rain with you...
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