Gently dug the little girl out from under the covers and kissed her, "No way, Uncle has already gone to work."
Pea looked a bit disappointed.
Soft and lazy, she lay on Wanxia’s shoulder, sighed like a little adult, "...then Aunt, help please."
The tone suggested so reluctant compromise.
Wanxia pretended to be hurt, pulling the boneless little girl out from her arms, "Oh, is soone unhappy? Then change by yourself."
Pea, being clever, quickly kissed Wanxia’s cheek and then flailed her chubby arms to hug Wanxia tightly, showing so intention to appease and act cute.
"Aunt, don’t be mad, I like you the best."
The freshly awakened childlike voice could soften even the toughest soldier, not to ntion Wanxia, who already had no defenses against her.
She chuckled and tapped the little one’s nose, "You really have a sweet mouth."
Pea blinked her big eyes and giggled adorably.
...
After breakfast, Pea sat on the living room sofa, playing with toys as she teased the cat.
Wanxia had put on makeup, concealing the tiredness beneath her eyes, but the consequence of a sleepless night was that nothing seed interesting, her heavy head rested on her hand, staring blankly at Pea rolling around with the cat.
Gently, she called the little girl’s na, "An Ge."
Pea was busy smoothing the cat’s fur and replied in a soft voice without looking up, "Hmm?"
Wanxia gently stroked her soft hair, a faint smile on her lips, "Last night, when you were asleep, Aunt ssaged Dad to pick you up and take you ho."
After all, Pea is only three years old; having been spoiled all her life, she grew up with the most innocent and simple nature.
She couldn’t hide her emotions.
Upon hearing Wanxia’s words, she imdiately lifted her head and climbed into Wanxia’s embrace, her eyes filled with obvious anticipation and excitent, "Aunt, can I really go ho?"
Wanxia smiled, "Yes, you can."
Pea was so happy, her face bright and cheerful, and she asked in a childish voice, "When is Daddy coming to pick up?"
Although Aunt was great and Uncle Gu was nice, she still thought her dad, mom, and brother were better.
Since she could rember, she never left her dad and missed ho every single day.
Wanxia picked the little girl up into her arms and gently replied, "Noon flight, it will arrive just after three in the afternoon, and Aunt will take you to the airport. After lunch, you’ll be able to see mom tonight."
Pea clapped her hands excitedly, her eyes squinting into crescent moons.
She’s still young and has no concept of ti, asking every few minutes, blinking her big, bright eyes, "Aunt, when will it be three o’clock?"
Even during lunch, she didn’t forget.
Each ti she asked, Wanxia seriously replied, five hours to go, four hours, three hours...
Pea usually had the habit of taking an afternoon nap, but today, perhaps because of her overflowing excitent, there wasn’t the slightest sign of sleepiness.
Wanxia wouldn’t force her, letting her roll around on the carpet, "Aunt needs to go upstairs to pack your luggage. Do you want to stay in the living room to play or go with Aunt?"
Pea hurriedly climbed up, extending her arms for a hug, "Together, together."
Wanxia curved her lips into a smile, "Okay, together."
The longing and reluctance in her eyes were sothing the little one couldn’t understand.
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At 3:20 in the afternoon, the plane arrived on ti.
Seeing the familiar figure walking out, Pea, like a wild horse off the reins, let go of Wanxia’s hand and ran off, her clear and lively laughter echoing through the entire hall.
Mu Jin Huan quickly walked over, frowning as he hugged the woman he hadn’t seen in over two months, reprimanding in a low voice, "Run slower, there are so many people. What if you fall?"
He’s fad for being a doting father, and even while scolding Pea, his deanor was extrely gentle.
Although Pea was very happy to see her dad, once she was picked up, she couldn’t hold back, big tears falling from her eyes onto her face.
Clinging tightly to Mu Jin Huan’s neck, she choked out her yearning, "Daddy, I missed you so much."
Seeing his daughter like this, Mu Jin Huan’s heart softened repeatedly; even his stern and rugged features displayed a notably gentle expression.
He gently patted his daughter’s back, "I know, that’s why Dad ca to take you ho."
Pea wouldn’t walk by herself no matter what and clung to her dad, sniffling as she pleaded, "Hug, hug."
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