Miss Wen, Make Your Heart Beat

  Chapter 169 Illusion that she and Xie Yanqing have been married for many years

   "Don't worry, big sister, I will definitely take care of Tangtang."

   Tangtang is not difficult to take care of, besides, she likes to get along with little girls.

  After Xie Shaomin left, Wen Rui asked Xie Yanqing: "It's so late, and the elder sister has to rush back? Why don't you keep her for a night?"

  Xie Yanqing didn't speak, but only returned her a meaningful smile.

Tangtang suddenly crawled out of Wen Rui's arms, and said in a childish voice: "If Mom doesn't go back, Dad will be alone and sleepless. The most important thing is that they can't make villains, so Tangtang won't have a little brother." Or the little sister played."

  Wen Rui just took a sip of tea and almost got it stuck in her throat.

   Make villains? How do kids nowadays know so much?

  Xie Yanqing raised his hand and looked at his watch. It was almost half past nine, and he asked in a deep voice, "Tangtang, are you sleepy? If you are sleepy, let my sister take you to bed."

   Tangtang stuck her waist, and snorted arrogantly: "Uncle, I don't want to talk to you now."

   "What's the matter? Little ancestor?" Xie Yanqing said helplessly.

   "Who asked you to chase after the beautiful sister, but didn't tell me?" Tangtang accused him with a face of accusation.

   If she and grandma were not allies, she still doesn't know the good news? Uncle is simply too bad, he must want to monopolize the beautiful sister, so he deliberately didn't tell her.

   "You're still called pretty sister, didn't you want to call her aunt?" Xie Yanqing walked over and flicked Tangtang's forehead lightly.

   "Auntie." Tangtang turned her head and called out to Wen Rui in a crisp voice.

  Wen Rui blushed when she was called by the little girl. These days, her ears were filled with "Madam, Ma'am", and now Tangtang called her aunt again, because she had an illusion: She and Xie Yanqing had been married for many years.

  She rubbed Tangtang's hair and took her upstairs to take a shower.

  Wen Rui wanted to go in to help her, but the little girl blushed, and shyly pulled her skirt and said, "Auntie, I can take a bath by myself when I grow up."

   "Okay, then sister is waiting for you outside." Wen Rui was amused by the little girl, so she stood guard at the door, fearing that something would happen to her.

   After a while, Tangtang's big eyes were full of water, her face was flushed, and she came out of the bathroom shyly.

   She hooked Wen Rui's finger with her little hand, and asked with a simple face: "Auntie, I'm a little scared, can I sleep with you at night?"

   After speaking, a pair of big eyes kept blinking, with a pitiful little expression on his face.

In fact, she is not afraid at all, because when she was a child, she slept with her mother, but she woke up the next day and lay in a strange room. Later, she realized that her father was doing embarrassing things with her mother, and she didn't want her to see, so she took her away. up.

  After that, she was carried away many times, and she was used to sleeping alone, so she was not afraid at all, she just wanted to sleep with her aunt.

  Wen Rui was melted by the cuteness of the little girl, not to mention how could she not agree to such a trivial matter, she bent down and took Tangtang's hand, saying hello.

   Lead her to the bed and sit down, find out the hair dryer, and gently blow dry her hair.

  After the little girl settled down, Wen Rui found a set of long-sleeved two-piece pajamas from the cloakroom and went into the bathroom.

  After coming out, dry your hair and lie down in the soft blanket.

  The moment Wen Rui came in, Tangtang smelled a faint scent of gardenia, she sniffed it lightly, and leaned closer to Wen Rui.

   "Auntie, I want to listen to a nursery rhyme, can I?" Tangtang pulled Wen Rui's sleeve and asked in a low voice.

  Wen Rui thought for a while, patted Tangtang on the back, and sang a few words in a low voice.

  The woman's voice was as soft as the wind, and after a while, Tangtang felt drowsy.

  (end of this chapter)