Chapter 44： The more I watch, the more satisfied I become

Chapter 44 The more I read, the more satisfied I become

Picking up a small hard-cover notebook about the size of an adult's palm on the cabinet next to her, Ms. Qi handed it to Jiang Li. Then, she picked up two other small hard-cover notebooks: "One of these two is a grain and oil notebook, and the other is a grain and oil notebook." Non-staple food book.”

As she said that, she paused for a moment, and then continued: "Before dinner, I will bring you Xiao Luo's bankbook, and by the way, I will give you the hundreds of dollars and various receipts that he left at my place.

By the way, there are vegetables in the vegetable patch in the yard that you can pick and eat. However, there are some other ingredients such as fresh pork and eggs that my Lao Song arranged for Comrade He Feng to buy early this morning in the kitchen. You can go and take a look later. , you can see for yourself how to clean it up. "

Jiang Li: "Okay."

Through the open window, Ms. Qi glanced at the children squatting and playing together in the yard, and said to Jiang Li: "Rui Rui and his sister are all smart children.

Especially Ruirui, regardless of his pettiness or his big ideas, he may be a little repelled by you for a while, but he is a sensible child after all, so please don't argue with him. "

Jiang Li shook his head: "Don't worry, Aunt Qi, I understand what you said, and I won't be in trouble with my child."

Holding Jiang Li's hand, Ms. Qi looked pleased: "Before I met you, my Lao Song told me on the phone. He said you were a good comrade with a kind heart.

He also said that you have a clever tongue, a good personality, and good looks, and that I will definitely like you very much when I see you. No, the moment I saw you at the train station, I was really struck by what he said.

I fell in love with you as a little girl at just one glance, and the more I looked at her, the more I liked you. When you have nothing to do in the future, you can take the children to your aunt's house to sit more often, okay? "

"As long as Auntie doesn't mind me, I will take Ruirui and the others to play with you and Xuanxuan when I have time."

“Do you know my grandson?”

“Ruirui and the others are talking about Brother Xuanxuan, and I’ve heard them all.”

Ms. Qi sighed at this time: "My Lao Song and I are now one family member. His parents died one after another when he was one year old, and he was diagnosed with a difficult-to-treat disease there.

However, under the guidance of his grandfather and me over the years, although Xuanxuan’s perception of the outside world is not very strong, he was able to take care of himself a few years ago.

I can also understand what people close to me are saying. The only thing that has not improved is that I have not spoken yet. "

Jiang Li: "From what you said, Xuanxuan should be suffering from congenital autism."

Ms. Qi nodded: "Yes, I remember the doctor said that."

“Aunt Qi, in fact, based on what you just said, I think it is possible for Xuanxuan’s autism to be cured, and this is undoubtedly due to you and Uncle Song.”

"Good boy, no credit for your hard work, Uncle Song and I just hope that we can see Xuan Xuan behave like a normal child of the same age in our lifetimes."

“There will be such a day.”

Ms. Qi looked at her grandson squatting next to Xiao Mingrui, with fond eyes and a warm smile on her face: "Let me lend you some good words!"

…

Realizing that the time was approaching lunch time, Ms. Qi took her grandchildren Song Xuan and He Feng to say goodbye to Jiang Li and the others. Before leaving, she did not forget to tell the three Xiao Mingrui brothers: "You must listen to your mother and don't be naughty."

“Hanhan (Weiwei) is a good baby!”

The dragon and the phoenix fetus responded with the sound of milk.

Xiao Mingrui pursed his lips and remained silent for a while, then nodded his head and said, "I will be good." It's not that I am good, it's that I will be good. This shows that Xiao Mingrui has his own plans in mind.

There are still updates. . .

(End of this chapter)