You are the one I can't beat

"I'm lazy, I'm not so diligent, I'm talking, I don't like to grow muscles on my body, I just like me." Bearberry laughed.

He likes the muscles growing on Su Quan's body, so when he touches him, he is the one who feels good.

And not tired myself.

Otherwise, Su Quan often had to do sit-ups, push-ups, and lift dumbbells, and he felt tired just by looking at them.

It's not easy getting eight-pack abs.

"But I think it's good like this. It's much cuter. When you were young, you were thinner than others. I used to worry that you wouldn't grow taller. Now that's fine." Guo'erma said with a smile.

"Who was not young when I was young." Bearberry muttered.

"By the way, Guo'er, have you visited your grandparents?" Guo'er's father asked.

"No, I haven't been there for a long time." Xiong Guo said.

"When was the last time you went to see them?" Papa Guoer asked.

"I... I forgot. I haven't visited them since I was in college. After I was in high school, I went out to live by myself. At first, I often went back to see them, but then I stopped going. After college, I went to see them. After entering the military area, there is no time to get busy, and after a long time, I will forget about it." Xiong Guo said.

"You have lived since high school? We thought you lived on campus only in college." Guo'er's mother said.

"I moved out after graduating from junior high school," Xiong Guo said.

"Why? Living with grandparents, unhappy?" Guo'er's mother asked. He has graduated from junior high school and is still underage. It seems a bit dangerous to come out and live by himself. Why didn't his family stop him?

"I just wanted to live by myself. At that time, I already liked to study robots. They thought I bought some messy things all day long and kept throwing away my things. I was unhappy and moved out. Anyway, I didn't have a house to live in. "

"But you were underage at that time, why did they let you out? What if something happened? Then after you came out, did your eldest aunt give you living expenses?" Guo'erma asked.

"What living expenses? Didn't you send money to my card? What living expenses does my aunt have?"

"Yes, we entrust someone to remit 10 yuan to your aunt every year. You live at the house of your grandparents. Doesn't your aunt come to cook every day? Your food expenses, tuition and miscellaneous fees, interest classes and so on The expenses are all in there, and he didn't tell you?"

"Ah? Is there such a thing? Cut..." Xiongguo scorned, and said, "They didn't talk about you giving money at all, and asked me to ask for money..."

"Ask you to ask for money?"

"At first they didn't know that you gave me the card. There was money in the card. It seemed that I bought a laptop when I was 12 years old. Then they saw it and asked me where I got the money. I said you gave it to me. They knew that I had money in my card, and they said they would keep it for me, and told me to give them the card. I am not stupid, so I didn’t give it to them. Later, they couldn’t tell me to give it to them, so they asked me to give it to them every month. 5000 yuan for food, and said that it was very expensive to enroll me in a cram school, but I found out after asking, that the cram school only costs 50 yuan for one class, and there are only two classes a week.”

Guo'er's parents glanced at each other, the news made them a little angry.

Guoer's father asked: "Then you keep giving them money?"

"Otherwise? How would I know? Give them 5000 yuan a month until I move out. The funniest thing is that after I moved out, my aunt actually told me that my parents are not here, so I can't do it." When it came to the obligation to support my parents, I was required to give 5000 yuan to my grandparents every month on behalf of my parents.”