I became beautiful by eating melons

Chapter 809 Meeting 1

Ye Rou got out of bed in a rage after kicking a man who was making a fuss as soon as he had sex.

Jiang Chen got up from the ground with a satisfied look on his face. The man stood by the bed, pulled on the pants that were thrown at the foot of the bed, turned around, and his back muscles were stretched and bulged, covered with bright red claw marks, all of which were from the bullied little fox.

The man who was full was in a very good mood, and he found the two little light bulbs much more pleasing to the eye than before.

They didn't make any noise or fight, just lay side by side obediently, staring with their grape-like black eyes, and started giggling.

Jiang Chen's brows relaxed.

But the next second, the smelly diaper dispelled all Jiang Chen's thoughts.

Sure enough, it’s still those two dirty and smelly little light bulbs!

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Ye Rou originally wanted to delay for a while, but Zheng Zhiyuan couldn't wait any longer and repeatedly begged Ye Rou to go see Ruan Tingwen.

Seeing that she couldn't delay any longer, Ye Rou had to agree, but still insisted on asking her grandmother first.

Zheng Zhiyuan responded to all the requests and agreed to them all.

The courtyard where Ruan Tingwen and the monkey siblings lived was indeed not far away. Ye Rou went in first, and Zheng Zhiyuan waited outside the door.

He couldn't stand still and paced back and forth at the door, looking in the direction of the gate from time to time. His sight was blocked by the gray and white wall tiles. He wished he could grow a pair of wings and fly directly in.

As soon as Ye Rou entered, the monkey came out to greet her.

"are you awake?"

The monkey nodded, hesitated and said: "It's just that he looks listless."

Hearing the news of her daughter's death and what happened before her death, Ye Rou was inevitably sad. She nodded, lifted the thick curtain at the door and walked in.

The light in the cabin was not dim, and the warm winter sun shone through the glass windows, making the house warm.

Nan Nan moved a small wooden stool and sat next to the earthen kang, reading the elementary school textbook that Ye Rou had brought her, with great effort.

In the past, Grandma Ruan would correct her if she read it wrong, but today Grandma Ruan acted strangely, leaning on the corner of the kang, not saying a word or moving.

Because of her special experience, Nan Nan was particularly sensitive to other people's emotions. She didn't dare to cling to Grandma Ruan, and she obediently reviewed the characters that Grandma Ruan taught her by herself.

As soon as Ye Rou came in, Nan Nan stood up happily, her hair trembling: "Sister Ye, I can recognize more than 20 words now!"

"Nannan is so great." Ye Rou touched the little girl's head and glanced at her grandmother who was sitting on the kang.

"Sister Ye, let me show you." Nan Nan's lips curled up due to the praise, revealing a shallow dimple, and she pointed at the words in the textbook to show Ye Rou.

Ye Rou squatted down and listened, "Wow, there are really twenty words, Nan Nan is great, do you still remember what your sister promised you?"

Nan Nan left with eyes wide open, her hands excitedly hugging her textbook: "Look at my two sisters and the cat!"

Ye Rou rubbed Nan Nan's head: "You are so good. Sister will take you there this afternoon. Now let sister talk to grandma, okay?"

"Okay!" Nan Nan smiled so much that her eyes curved into crescents, her voice as joyful as a bird, and she flew out flapping her arms, happily sharing the good news with her brother.

As soon as she left, the room became quiet, and Ye Rou called softly, "Grandma."

The old man hiding in the corner of the kang moved a little, and his head full of white hair made people feel particularly sad.

Ye Rou felt a sore nose and rubbed it quickly before asking, "Grandma, are you feeling unwell?"

Ruan Tingwen reacted very slowly, and after a while he shook his head: "No."

Ye Rou thought of her grandfather who was waiting outside the door, and after a moment of hesitation she asked, "Grandma, do you want to see Grandpa?"

The old man who was huddled in the corner of the kang slowly raised his head.