Chapter 1840: They truly are a bunch of little ancestors
The three little ones looked at Fu Yan Cheng, who was driving, with bright, sparkling eyes: "Daddy, what are we discussing?"
Fu Yan Cheng deliberately slowed the car down: "I had originally promised to take you all ice sledding this afternoon, but because there were matters at home today, we were delayed too long. We still have to stop by your grandmother's house for a while, and I have to return to the base later..."
Kang Bao spoke up first: "So that means we can't go ice sledding?"
As soon as Le Bao heard she couldn't go ice sledding, the smile on her face immediately collapsed: "So there's really no ice sledding?"
Fu Bao, however, was sensible: "Don't worry, little sister."
As he said this, he looked at Fu Yan Cheng, who was driving in front: "Daddy, hurry and say something, don't make little sister angry."
Fu Yan Cheng heard his eldest son’s words, and the corners of his mouth curled up: This kid is a good older brother.
Fu Yan Cheng glanced behind him, then turned his gaze back to the front: "The older children in our residential compound have also used water to freeze an ice rink in the small square. When we get back, I’ll find someone to make an ice sled for each of you. When the time comes, Daddy will take you all to play. How does that sound?"
Fu Bao’s eyes widened: "Make ice sleds for us? Our very own?"
Fu Yan Cheng replied: "Yes, your very own."
Le Bao was happy now, clapping her hands and saying: "That’s great."
At this moment, Kang Bao spoke up: "Just make one is fine, we can take turns playing. Otherwise, others will always be asking to borrow them, and that’s not good."
Hearing these words come out of a three-year-old child’s mouth shocked the couple.
Liu Chuxue pulled Kang Bao directly into her arms: "Son, why did you say that?"
Kang Bao tilted his head back, leaning against Liu Chuxue: "If everyone has their own ice sled, those older aunts and ladies will start gossiping again. Besides, other children will probably crowd around us wanting to borrow them, which just invites trouble."
Liu Chuxue hadn't expected her youngest son to say such a long sentence: "Son, you aren't just 'not fond of talking,' you’ve been hiding your true colors from Mom and Dad."
It would have been fine if she hadn't said that, but as soon as she did, the little guy started acting again: "Mom, what are you talking about?"
Well, this son is beyond saving.
Liu Chuxue looked at Fu Yan Cheng, who was driving in front: "Your son is really good at acting."
Fu Yan Cheng, however, had a curved smile on his lips: "It just shows my son is smart."
As soon as he said this, Le Bao wasn't having it: "What about me?"
Liu Chuxue looked at her daughter’s pouting expression and laughed uncharitably: "Exactly, that’s what you get for not being able to talk."
Fu Yan Cheng hurriedly coaxed: "My daughter is naturally Daddy’s smartest little treasure."
Although Le Bao was happy, she still 'humphed': "Fine, I forgive you."
Liu Chuxue looked at Fu Yan Cheng’s back and laughed out loud: "They truly are a bunch of little ancestors."
Amidst the laughter, Le Bao suddenly spoke up: "Daddy, isn't this the road to Grandmother’s house?"
Fu Yan Cheng hadn't expected his daughter to have such a good memory: "We’re going home first to load our things, that way we can go straight from Grandmother’s house back to the residential compound."
The items had been packed in advance, but they only realized when they arrived home that Mother Wei and her granddaughter, fearing the car wouldn't hold so much, had each carried two bags when they left.
Song Sanrui helped them load the items into the car.
Because Gu Xiaomi’s due date was around the tenth of the first lunar month, Liu Chuxue instructed Song Sanrui as she left: "Remember to help Xiaomi get some moderate exercise these next few days; it’s good for the delivery."
Song Sanrui smiled and agreed: "Understood, sister-in-law."
When Zhuifeng saw they were about to leave, it was so anxious it jumped up and down, which made even Liu Chuxue laugh: "Alright, we aren't leaving you behind."
If Mother Wei and her granddaughter hadn't taken away four large bags, she feared they really wouldn't have had room for it. ===== CHAPTER 1846 =====
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