Double Life: My whole world is you

"He is so young and ignorant, can't you just give in to him!" After scolding Yangyang, the aunt looked at Chengqiao again, "They are just making trouble, and you are so old but still ignorant, and you are helping Yangyang. When your brother was born, no one took care of you. I took you to my house and lived with you for more than a week. When your brother Lu quarreled with you over food, I gave him to his grandmother..."

Oh no! This again! The memory that she had forgotten when she was four or five years old was mentioned over and over again by her, and a picture memory has formed in her mind. Her aunt in the previous life said this for more than 20 years. In fact, every time she went to her aunt's house or saw her little cousin Kunkun, she would buy him food, but her aunt would talk about this whenever she saw her, and whenever she talked to her, she would mention that she had stayed at her house for a week.

Because Cheng's father died early, Cheng's mother raised them alone. Cheng's father's relatives did not help, and they almost relied on Cheng's mother's relatives for help. Every time her aunt talked about this, she actually wanted to tell her that among so many relatives, she lived least at her house, but Cheng Qiao never refuted. Every time her aunt talked about it, she would still smile politely. After all, no matter what her aunt said, she still treated her as a family member. When outsiders bullied her, her aunt would still rush to the front to protect her behind her...

“Woo woo, I want to eat, I want to eat…” Kunkun was still making a fuss.

The aunt squatted down to coax him, but Kunkun couldn't be coaxed. The aunt had no choice but to carry him to the store. Cheng Qiao sighed silently, "Little Bully" was spoiled like this since he was a child.

But in fact, Cheng Qiao didn’t quite understand why Kunkun was born and spoiled, but Cheng’s mother explained to her: Lulu’s aunt was very strict with him since he was a child. After school, he lived with his grandmother. His aunt and uncle worked outside, but his grandmother didn’t take good care of him. He had a serious illness three years ago. I heard that he vomited several basins of blood during the rescue and almost didn’t survive. It was also God’s protection. The aunt was very scared. What if Lulu was gone! The next year, she got pregnant with Kunkun. At that time, the aunt was 38 years old, which was considered an elderly mother. After giving birth to Kunkun, the aunt was very happy and kept him by her side all the time. Maybe because she owed Lulu in her heart, she was very tolerant of Kunkun and would give in to him in whatever he wanted...

But Cheng Qiao didn't really understand why she was so tolerant of Kun Kun even though she owed Lu Lu. Wasn't that better for Lu Lu? Cheng's mother sighed and told her, "You'll understand when you grow up, get married and have children."

Back to reality, the children would not stop playing because of the previous episode. At this time, the sound of firecrackers rang out again. Cheng Qiao slapped his forehead and said, "Oh, I forgot about Xiaoyang."

She ran to the cradle. As she expected, Xiaoyang was lying in the cradle crying. Cheng Qiao picked him up and said, "Ah, you peed yourself."

Cheng Qiao immediately threw him into the cradle and quickly went to the kitchen to find his aunt. Professional matters should be left to professionals...

But then it was not her turn to hold Xiaoyang, because the food had been prepared, the eldest uncle was cooking, the two aunts were helping, and the grandmother was lighting the fire. Cheng's mother and the two aunts were free, and the three of them rushed to hold Xiaoyang, and they deliberately walked to a corner of the yard. Cheng Qiao knew that the sisters had something to say. So Cheng Qiao walked away tactfully, moved a chair over and sat in the yard to bask in the sun while reading a book...

The three cousins ​​from my aunt's family are married. They have their own families to take care of during the New Year, so they don't come back for New Year's dinner. Even if they come to pay New Year's greetings, it's the cousins. Cheng's mother got married late and gave birth to her when she was nearly 30 years old. Otherwise, she might have become a grandmother now. Cheng's mother, who was tired of reading, put down the book and smiled secretly at Cheng's mother who was smiling brightly...

The New Year's Eve dinner started at noon, in the living room of my uncle's house, with one table for adults and one for children. But before my grandmother finished her words, Kunkun grabbed a chicken drumstick and started eating it. My uncle scolded her and wanted to go over, but was stopped by my aunt. My grandmother looked at him and said calmly, "Let's eat."

The weather was very good that day, with a clear blue sky and not a single cloud in the sky. Everyone's mood was just like the weather. There was always endless things to talk about when the family was together. It was not until five o'clock in the afternoon when the sun had set that everyone prepared to leave for home. Grandma then organized the two aunts to cook noodles, and they only set off after they had eaten.

Both aunts had motorcycles, so they left first. Grandma sent them to the elementary school. Cheng's mother said goodbye to them reluctantly, and my uncle accompanied them out of the bay.

This year, Cheng Ma and Cheng Zhu went back two days ago, so the only things left were Cheng Qiao's books and a few changes of clothes. Cheng Ma put them on her shoulders without saying anything, and said distressedly, "You carry so many books every day, and it's rare for you to have a relaxing day during the New Year."

Cheng Qiao was not polite, jumping around with Cheng Zhu in front of him, completely treating himself as a minor. In front of his mother, he would always be a child...

The journey back this year was much easier than last year. It was not yet dark when we arrived in Wanli. Except for the lady from the tribe who closed the door when she saw them, other people who passed by them treated them as strangers.

Cheng Qiao knew that after the breakup with their so-called relatives last year, the people in the Bay would look down on them even more. It doesn't matter! This is just their transition period, and they will get better and better in the future. But Cheng Qiao saw that Cheng Zhu was a little depressed, so she patted his shoulder and brought him back to reality, "Brother, how many points did you get in the final exam this time?"

"Ah! Sister, I did pretty well in the exam this time." Chengzhu became interested and said excitedly, "English 95, Chinese 90, Math 88."

Cheng Qiao was not very happy, and frowned slightly and asked, "Why didn't you get 90 points in math?"

"Numbers, math is a little difficult." Chengzhu lowered his head and answered, then said, "My mother said I did well in the test and rewarded me with one dollar."

"What is the highest score in mathematics in your school?" Cheng Qiao continued to ask.

"It seems to be, one hundred." Cheng Zhu's voice became a little weaker.

"You're still a little short of that," Cheng Qiao said. "You need to work harder and make sure you get above 95 points in all three subjects."

"Ah?" Cheng Zhu's face was full of horror.

"Why are you so excited? Otherwise, how can you guarantee that you can enter the experimental class in a year and a half?" Cheng Qiao rolled his eyes at him.

"You...I..." Chengzhu pouted and asked unhappily, "So how many points did you get in the exam?"

"I got 120 out of 116 in math and 100 in English, ranking eighth in the school," Cheng Qiao said seriously.

"Ah! Sister, your English is so good!" Chengzhu was very happy, "Then I will also work hard and try to get into the top ten in the class next time."

"I believe you." Cheng Qiao said, "Your study environment is better than mine, so it can't be worse than mine!"

From that moment on, Chengzhu felt the fear of having his bloodline suppressed, and his future goal was to surpass his sister.