The Buddhist lady travels through ancient times to live a leisurely life

Coming out of the inner room, Yun Xi asked Mu Jinyan to sit on the small couch by the window, put the toys on the small table, and showed them to him one by one. The little boy stared at them with his big, bright eyes, and seemed to like them very much.

Yun Xi first held the cloth ball and said to him: "Ayan, how about we play a game of toss and catch? I'll throw the ball to you, and you catch it and throw it back to me."

The little boy nodded immediately, looking forward to it. Yun Xi had been playing with her nephew in modern times and had a lot of experience in playing with him.

She knew that children needed encouragement, so she used just the right amount of strength, always allowing the little one to catch the ball, while she herself occasionally failed to catch it, making the little one very happy. During this time, the laughter never stopped.

Yun Xi played with him for a while, then asked the maid to join in the fun. She turned around and asked the nanny, "What does the baby usually eat for lunch? Is it the same as adults? Does it need any special preparation? Does the child have any dietary restrictions?"

The wet nurse was a little surprised that Yun Xi would think of asking these questions, but after the surprise she was happy. She was the one who brought up the young master, and now that the stepmother was willing to consider him, she was quite pleasantly surprised.

She answered these questions respectfully.

Yun Xi also knew that Mu Jinyan didn't have a big appetite and usually ate light meals, so there was no particular dietary restriction.

Yun Xi asked the maid to order the kitchen to prepare some light dishes. The courtyard where she lived had its own small kitchen and a cook, and there were portions for three meals a day. It was very convenient.

After giving the order, Yun Xi turned around and played with Ah Yan again, playing with him. Building blocks are actually for children to build as they please. Yun Xi just demonstrated the playing method, and Mu Jinyan was able to play happily by himself.

Yun Xi just watched from the side and gave occasional verbal encouragement.

This was the scene Mu Sheng saw when he walked into the room. Yun Xi and A Yan were sitting opposite each other. A Yan was stacking blocks seriously. Yun Xi was looking at him with a smile. The sunlight was shining on them, and the whole picture was filled with warmth and light.

At that moment, Mu Sheng couldn't bear to interrupt her. It wasn't until Yun Xi heard the maid calling "Master" that she turned her eyes to him, then stood up slowly, adding a bit of liveliness to the warm scene.

Yun Xi walked up to him, took his robe naturally, and then handed it to the maid beside her.

Because she didn't know where to put it. She didn't see the clothes rack.

The maid took it and hung the robe on the clothes rack next to her.

When Ah Yan heard that his father had returned, he stopped stacking blocks and stood up on the couch. He did not throw himself on his father to act like a spoiled child like many other children did, but stood there quietly and called out, "Dad."

Yun Xi: "..."

Calling them father and mother is a bit too unfamiliar.

Next, she noticed that the child was very reserved when interacting with Mu Sheng, and was not as natural and intimate as when interacting with her.

I think it’s because Mu Sheng is busy with official duties, and the father and son don’t have many opportunities to spend time together. Plus, Mu Sheng has a serious face, so it’s not surprising that the child is not close to him.

General Mu was actually a little uncomfortable facing his own son. Yun Xi walked over, picked up Ah Yan, and stuffed him into Mu Sheng's arms, saying to him, "Let Daddy play with you for a while, I'll go to the kitchen to take a look."

After saying this, he left the somewhat stiff father and son behind and walked away leisurely.