The host wants to be human today

Chapter 548: Bamboo Horse He's A Little Stupid 56
Thinking of turning sideways to get out of the way, I saw two children walking in holding hands.

Staring at their backs, Mother Jiang suddenly came to her senses, didn't she intend to ask about this just now?
Mother Jiang, who would never admit that she was dazzled by beauty, coughed, and walked in maintaining the majesty of her parents.

"Ayan."

The young man put down his schoolbag and looked at her, his delicate face was full of obedience, polite but friendly.

"Auntie, what's the matter?"

Li Tang, who was led by her, also blinked and looked over curiously.

Mother Jiang was dumbfounded for a moment, and suddenly felt that she was a bit like a bad parent who beat mandarin ducks, so she swallowed her words silently.

"It's okay, you guys go wash your hands first, I'll see when Tangtang's father comes back."

Forget it, let the husband do the offending.

Thinking about smiling at the two children, he turned around and called Father Jiang.

Seeing this boy, he led the little girl in to wash his hands.

The phone was quickly connected, she glanced in the direction of the bathroom, and lowered her voice.

"When will you come back?"

Father Jiang glanced at his watch and said softly.

"I'm already in the car, and I'll be home in 10 minutes, what's wrong?"

Mother Jiang frowned and spoke softly.

"I think the two children seem to be together. You will come back later and ask."

It's not that they disapprove, but as the parents of girls, no matter who their daughter's partner is, they will inevitably worry a little more.

Father Jiang was also stunned for a moment, then nodded.

"Okay, I'll be back soon."

After hanging up the phone, there was still no movement in the bathroom, so she was embarrassed to go in and rush, so she turned around and asked the chef to add a few more dishes.

After the two of them washed their hands and sat on the table, there was also the roar of a car outside the door.

As soon as Jiang's father entered the door, he saw two children sitting there. The boy was carefully brushing up the little girl's hair so that the food would not get on the table, while his wife was sitting on the side with a smile on her lips, obviously very fond of the boy. satisfy.

He was stunned for a moment, wondering if his wife approves or disapproves of this?
Just as he was thinking wildly, the boy had noticed him and nodded politely.

"Uncle Jiang."

Only then did Mother Jiang come back to her senses, and waved to him with a smile.

"Husband, come over and have dinner."

Father Jiang nodded with a smile, put down his suit jacket and walked over.

Litang took a sip of water from the glass, then obediently raised her head to look at him.

"dad."

Seeing him sitting down, he spoke slowly again.

"I'm with Nan Nan."

Father Jiang: ...

He raised his head in surprise, as if he didn't expect her to say that, and was stunned for a moment.

Even the boy and Mother Jiang didn't realize it, they stared at the little girl together.

After a while, Nan Yan lowered her eyes to hide the smile in her eyes.

It took a while for Jiang's father to come back to his senses, and he coughed reluctantly to maintain his composure.

"When... when did this happen?"

Li Tang thought about it seriously, then put down the glass.

"The day before yesterday."

He instantly thought of something, and stared at the two of them with wide eyes.

"The day before yesterday? The day you stayed at Nan's house?"

Seeing that his face was getting worse and worse, the little girl blinked her eyes in a daze.

"Yes, yes."

The boy pinched the little girl's fingertips and explained in a low voice.

"I had a fever that day, and it was getting late after Tangtang took care of me, so I stayed overnight."

Jiang's father also seemed to realize that something was wrong with his thinking, and he was not ignorant of the character of the son of the Nan family.

So he coughed in embarrassment and returned to his usual tone.

"Well, I was just wondering why you guys just told us today."

The young man admitted his mistakes quickly, with a gentle and polite attitude.

"Sorry Uncle, I was the one who brought it up first."

(End of this chapter)