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At the thought of this, Ning Yiyuan’s eyes narrowed. It seemed that he needed to do a blood test with Gu Lang again!
“Do you need help?”
The old man could not help but feel proud as he looked at Ning Yiyuan, who was standing tall and straight. Look, this was the child he had raised with his own hands. How outstanding!
“It’s fine, Grandpa,” Ning Yiyuan turned around, his handsome face full of confidence and calmness. “It’s just the Gu Family. You don’t need to step in. His strength was enough to deal with it!”
Speaking of which, the Gu Family’s status was really not that great. In the past, they were only restricted because of Little Chu’s existence!
However… the current situation was different!
The corner of Ning Yiyuan’s mouth curved up slightly, a glimmer of light flashing in his eyes.
“Alright, do as you see fit.” Elder Ning also knew his grandson’s ability, so he nodded and threw the matter to the back of his mind.
As soon as they relaxed their tense attention, the two of them vaguely heard the two children’s cries from downstairs. The pitch was high and low, rising and falling, which seemed particularly interesting.
The old man was obviously very interested, and his wandering eyes kept looking down from time to time, but he had to pretend that it was nothing. He did not know that Ning Yiyuan had already seen through his little thoughts.
“We’re almost done with the discussion.” Ning Yiyuan held back his laughter and did not expose the old man’s little plan. Instead, he gave him a way out. “I don’t know what these two kids are fighting about. Why don’t we go down and have a look?”
No wonder people called him an old urchin. It was true. When an old man got older, his personality would be like a child. He would only be happy when he was coaxed!
Hearing Ning Yiyuan’s words, the old man’s eyes lit up, but he still had to put on a reserved look. He snorted. “Alright, let’s go down and take a look.”
That was what he said, but the old man’s feet were moving down a few degrees faster than Ning Yiyuan’s!
This was what it meant by disdaining one’s integrity with one’s mouth!
Downstairs.
It was a warm and peaceful scene.
On the light blue sofa, Mo Chu was hugging the two children. Their fair and tender fingertips were gently tracing on her hand. Her expression was unbelievably gentle. By his feet, the white fluffy Roundy was curled up into a ball. The scene looked warm and harmonious.
“Come, do you know how to read this word?” Mo Chu’s fingers stopped and landed on a word on the paper.
The two children peeked and pondered for a moment with their heads slightly tilted. Their long eyelashes blinked like exquisite dolls. After a few seconds, they shouted in unison, “Eat!”
“That’s right,” Mo Chu rubbed their furry heads and nodded in approval, “Our two little babies are really awesome!”
The two little fellows seemed to know that they were praised by their mother. A sweet smile bloomed on their little faces, and their eyes revealed a bit of excitement and shyness.
“They’ve already started to learn how to read?” Elder Ning took a few steps forward and asked in surprise.
Although the Federation’s educational awareness was also very advanced, due to the high death rate of infants and children in the Federation, they did not dare to carry out an education for children under the age of six, for fear that it would increase their burden.
Generally, when the child was about seven years old, after confirming that their physical condition was suitable, they would start a formal basic education.
Therefore, the old man was surprised to see that the two children could recognize Chinese characters at the age of two or three!
After that, she looked at Mo Chu with even more joy. Look! His granddaughter-in-law was so amazing that she even had to take on the role of a teacher!
“Actually, I didn’t systematically teach them how to read and write.” Mo Chu waved her hand and explained to the old man, “The two children are still young, so I only used some pictures and puzzles to stimulate their interest in learning how to read and count.”
In the 21st century, one of Mo Chu’s neighbors was an early childhood teacher. Although the two of them were not close, she had learned a lot of early childhood knowledge under the influence of her surroundings.
“Oh? They can count?”
It was obvious that the old man did not get Mo Chu’s point and his attention was diverted in another direction.
As he spoke, the old man spread out his palm and looked at the two children expectantly. “How many are these?”
“Five!”
“Five of them.”
The elder brother’s reaction was slightly faster and he said the answer without thinking. The younger sister was slightly slower by a second, but she was obviously also good at counting.
Upon seeing this, the old man was really overjoyed!
The pride in his heart was like a tide, surging up in waves!
He even started a game of numbers with the two children in high spirits. He used up all ten of his fingers and still felt that it was not enough. He even used the items on the table!
A few minutes later, the old man’s interest did not decrease but the two little furballs did not cooperate. They stretched out their hands and snuggled into Mo Chu’s embrace. Their fair and tender bodies trembled, like little meat worms that were moving around.
There were more than ten letters on the table beside the sofa. Just now, Mo Chu had given one of the letters to the children as material to test which words they could recognize and which they could not.
Curious, Ning Yiyuan could not help but ask, “What are these?”
“This is from the Spirit Food Restaurant’s customer’s suggestion mailbox. We will collect it once a week.” Mo Chu lowered her head and put away the letter he had just finished reading. “It just so happens that I can use this time to see if anyone has any good suggestions for the Spirit Food Restaurant.”
It was killing two birds with one stone!
“Can I take a look?”
It was rare for Ning Yiyuan to be curious, so Mo Chu naturally was not stingy. She pointed to the pile on the left. “These are all unopened. You can help me take a look first.”
Ning Yiyuan randomly picked one.
Speaking of which, letters were no longer the mainstream way of communication in the Federation. However, in recent years, there was a sudden trend of restoration, causing this trend to become more and more popular.
He opened the letter and read it.
On the light yellow paper, the beginning was–
My dear Little Chu, how are you…?
Fine!
Another die-hard fan!
The corner of Ning Yiyuan’s mouth curved up slightly as he continued to read.
“The first time I ate the Spirit Food you made was five years ago.”
“That delicacy conquered my taste buds and my heart in an instant.”
…
As he read on, Ning Yiyuan’s expression changed!
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