Genius Club

Chapter 877

Chapter 877: Chapter 30 Children’s Day Gift (Monthly Ticket Bonus Chapter!)_2 Chapter 877: Chapter 30 Children’s Day Gift (Monthly Ticket Bonus Chapter!)_2 Looking back now,

Obedient, independent, willing to do chores, and even cooking for the adults when they come home from work!

Sigh.

Zhao Yingjun couldn’t help but sigh in her heart.

She actually missed the poorly behaved Qiaoqiao from back then.

Isn’t that how children are supposed to be?

Now that Qiaoqiao had become so sensible, it actually made her feel a bit heartbroken.

It was then that she truly understood what Brother Wang meant:

“Kids are really interesting to raise only in those first few years.

...

Once they grow up and have their own ideas, they slowly drift away from you, sometimes not speaking to you for a week.”

At that time, she thought Brother Wang was exaggerating.

But looking at it now, every word he said was true; indeed, you can’t really empathize with a child’s emotions unless you raise one yourself.

But the problem was...

Yan Qiaoqiao was growing up too fast!

Zhao Yingjun hadn’t even had the chance to adjust, and in the blink of an eye, the child had grown up.

She walked over.

Squatted next to Qiaoqiao.

Looking at the Pomeranian VV, who was still burping and stuffing his face:

“Qiaoqiao, thank you for cooking for me.

But you don’t need to do it in the future.

If you’re hungry, you can have some snacks.@@@@

I’ll take you to the supermarket later to buy more, and you can eat whenever you’re hungry to fill your stomach.”

“Cooking is too much for you too early, you don’t need to take on such responsibilities, and...

with fire and knives, I’m not comfortable with you doing that.”

“If you could help me feed VV, that would already be a big help.

You’ve really grown up a lot lately, becoming sensible and smart.

It seems like I can’t even keep up with your pace.”

“Sometimes it’s okay to be a bit naughty; after all, we are family, no need to be so formal and polite.

And then...

if there’s anything I do wrong, you can also speak out.”

Yan Qiaoqiao lifted her head.

Looking at Zhao Yingjun:

“Got it.”

Zhao Yingjun smiled slightly, touching her head:

“I bought some fruit, let me peel an apple for you, you’re growing, so it’s also important to supplement vitamins.”

“In the room?”

Zhao Yingjun couldn’t sit still, stood up from the sofa:

“What kind of room?

Lin Xian took the two of you to such a place?”

Yan Qiaoqiao started recalling what the lab looked like, trying to describe it with her limited vocabulary:

“A very large, dark room filled with a fridge, an alarm clock, and many strange props.”

?

Zhao Yingjun took a deep breath through her nose.

A fridge and an alarm clock meant it was likely someone’s home or a hotel suite.

Otherwise, who would carry around a fridge arbitrarily?

Strange props...

That seemed hard to describe in further detail.

She crossed her arms, looking at Yan Qiaoqiao:

“Lin Xian was dating in the room?

Holding hands, embracing waists, full of affection?”

“Exactly.”

“How long were you there?” Zhao Yingjun clenched the fruit knife in her hand.

“Quite a while, they changed many positions.”

“Huh?”

Zhao Yingjun couldn’t contain herself:

“He really let you watch all that?”

“Yes.”

Yan Qiaoqiao again pointed to the struggling, red-faced Pomeranian VV:

“I wanted to join them, but Brother Liu Feng said no, said it was too early for me.”

“Brother!?”

Zhao Yingjun’s tone rose:

“There’s another man involved!?”

Hmm?

Wait a second.

The name Liu Feng, she seemed to have heard Lin Xian mention it...

Long ago.

It was probably when Rhein Company had just been established, Lin Xian wanted to set up a joint lab inside East Sea University, and there were some communication issues on the university’s side, which she and Chu Shanhe helped Lin Xian resolve.

At that time, Lin Xian mentioned this name, saying it was a scientist invited from outside, named Liu Feng.

Zhao Yingjun had an impression.

So she probably understood now, although Yan Qiaoqiao’s words just now couldn’t be said to be nonsense, they probably had nothing to do with reality.