Chapter 94 This beggar is not short of money
Songsong looked at the few people with some disgust, then looked at the fireplace next to him, stood up and walked to Juanjuan who was sleeping next to the fireplace, standing between her and the fireplace.
Ruanruan lay down next to Si Jinchen for fear that he would catch a cold.
When Mrs. Si woke up and saw the sunlight outside the window, she was still a little confused.
When I woke up, I realized that I had fallen asleep on the carpet by the fireplace with my two children.
The sun was shining on them at this time, bringing them warm temperature.
She turned her head to look at the two children, only to see them sleeping quietly beside her, lying there without moving.
When Juanjuan woke up, she saw Songsong looking at her.
The man and the dog stared at each other for a long time.
"Songsong." Juanjuan's voice was soft. He reached out to hug Songsong and rubbed his face with fur on his neck.
"A-choo, A-choo."
Songsong broke free from her little hand in disgust and ran to the side to shake off his fur.
"Woof woof woof. You spit all over my face, girl."
Juanjuan rubbed her nose and felt a little itchy. She reached out and touched it for a long time but still felt something hairy.
Si Jinchen was awakened by her sneeze. He turned over and sat up, his little face full of worry: "Juanjuan, are you sick?"
"My nose is itchy." Juanjuan wrinkled her nose, feeling very uncomfortable, as if she wanted to sneeze again.
"Let me see." Seeing that she was rubbing her nose, Mrs. Si squinted her eyes and looked at her little face.
The loose hair is thin, soft, and off-white in color, so it is not easy to find in the sun.
"Achen, can you help Juanjuan check if there are any loose dog hairs on her face?" She looked for a long time but couldn't find any.
Si Jinchen crawled to Juanjuan's side, stretched out his little hand and gently removed the dog hair stuck on her face: "Is it still itchy?"
"It doesn't itch anymore, thank you, brother." Juanjuan raised a bright smile.
"I thought you caught a cold." Si Jinchen looked at her with a smile.
"No, Songsong is very warm." Juanjuan smiled and touched Songsong.
Songsong moved away from her in disgust.
Madam Si looked at the wall clock. It was just past half past one. "Are you still going shopping with Grandma?"
"Go." Juanjuan agreed immediately.
"Then let's go wash our faces and go out." Mrs. Si smiled and pulled the two children up and took them to wash their faces.
"Madam, do you want us to arrange a car for you?" The housekeeper watched the three of them about to go out.
"No need, I'll just take the two kids for a casual stroll. Bailing and Jiang Ze can go with us." Old Madam Si planned to take the two kids for a casual stroll.
They changed into ordinary clothes before going out, and the five of them walked out of the Governor's Mansion.
Juanjuan has been going out more often and has gradually gotten used to it, but there are still some things that she is curious about.
For example, there are trams that make a "ding ding" sound, and bicycles that can run on two wheels.
Mrs. Si saw that the two children were very interested in the tram and asked, "Want to ride?"
"Grandma, can I sit down?" Si Jinchen looked at her expectantly.
"Of course." Madam Si pointed to the place in front where many people were queuing up: "Let's go there to wait for the tram."
Juanjuan happily pulled Bailing and ran forward: "Sister Bailing, let's go quickly."
"Miss, slow down, be careful not to fall." Bailing held her little hand tighter, fearing that she would fall if she ran too fast and she would not be able to catch her.
Si Jinchen also pulled Jiang Ze to chase Juanjuan.
Mrs. Si looked at it and shook her head. She waited until she got to the station and bought tickets for five people. The children's tickets were a little cheaper at five copper coins, while the adults needed ten copper coins each.
"Ding ding, ding ding!" The tram stopped at the station.
Juanjuan curiously followed the person in front of her onto the bus. There weren't many people on the bus at this time, so there were still some empty seats.
Bailing held her and sat her down so that she could also see the view outside the window.
"Ding ding, ding ding!" The tram started slowly.
She looked out the window and then into the car.
The people in the car were all dressed nicely and were holding briefcases and other things, as if they were going to work.
Si Jinchen also looked at the tram curiously. When it arrived at a station, some people got on and some got off.
At crowded stations, the carriages were packed with people, as crowded as sardines in a can, moving slowly as the tram moved.
Juanjuan looked at the person standing in front of him, raised his head and looked towards him, only to see that he was holding the pole on the tram with one hand and holding a briefcase in the other.
The man lowered his head to meet her beautiful big eyes. The tiredness on his face unconsciously lessened a lot, and he gave her a kind smile.
Juanjuan gave him a sweet smile and turned to look out the car window again.
With more people on the bus, the smell became less pleasant.
She wrinkled her nose and said, "Grandma, let's get off the bus!"
Madam Si also felt that it was a bit crowded: "Okay, when we get to our stop, we'll get off."
The tram arrived at the stop and they squeezed out of the crowd.
Si Jinchen: "There are so many people on the tram."
"Yeah, it's better to walk." Juanjuan nodded.
Madam Si looked at the two of them with a smile: "Will you sit here again next time?"
The two children shook their heads in unison. They would rather walk than take the tram anymore.
I looked at where I was now. This is a commercial street with many Western restaurants, teahouses, clothing stores, silk shops, jewelry stores, etc.
There is a lot of bustling activity here, and classic cars honk their horns from time to time.
Rickshaw drivers would come up to them and ask, "Madam, would you like a ride?"
Madam Si smiled and shook her head: "No, thank you."
Juanjuan looked at the bustling street and found everything new.
"Please be kind! Give me something to eat!" There were also ragged beggars on the street, holding broken bowls and begging for food from passers-by.
"Grandma." Si Jinchen looked at the beggar and then at Old Madam Si.
Madam Si took out the remaining copper coins from her bag and handed them to the two children: "Go!"
Si Jinchen pulled Juanjuan and was about to put the money into the beggar's bowl.
Juanjuan grabbed his hand and whispered in his ear, "Brother, he's rich!"
"Huh?" Si Jinchen was stunned and turned to look at Juanjuan.
"Thank you, thank you." The beggar stretched out his hand with the bowl and handed it towards them, but when he saw the little boy was about to put money in, he took it back.
He looked at the two children with a frown, wondering what was going on.
Si Jinchen took a look at the beggar's outstretched hand, seemed to understand something, turned around and ran away with Juanjuan.
The expression on the beggar's face froze instantly. He was not a man who could deceive people's feelings in such a way.
"Madam." Jiang Ze didn't quite understand.
Mrs. Si smiled and had originally planned to tell them after they gave her the money.
It seemed that I didn't need to say anything, the two children had already noticed something was wrong.
"This beggar is not short of money."
"Are you not short of money?" Bailing was also surprised.
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