Tangtang staggered over, and as a mermaid cub, had a friendly diplomatic interview with the human cub.
Unable to articulate a single word, one was babbling, and I don't know which nerve Tangtang touched the little baby's nerves of excitement, the two of them giggled together.
The embarrassing atmosphere was instantly relieved. Before Mo Heng asked for a meal, the eldest sister actually asked, "Have you had dinner? Do you want to have a meal at our house?"
Mo Heng was about to cry with joy, and he couldn't care about his top-notch image, so he nodded loudly: "Okay, okay! I'll go to the kitchen to see if I can help, please help me look after the child..."
Mo Heng went to the kitchen to greet the old man, learned how to light a fire, chop vegetables, and helped with some simple tasks.
Tangtang played with the baby in the main room for a while, and suddenly found that Mo Heng had disappeared, so she called "Gege" everywhere anxiously.
The young daughter-in-law pushed the cart and led Tangtang to the kitchen. When Tangtang saw Mo Heng, she ran up and hugged Mo Heng's thigh. The chubby finger pointed at the busy grandma: "Seven, seven..."
The little guy also knows that grandma is making delicious food!
Mo Heng reminded the little guy to say hello to grandma, and Tangtang staggered to grandma.
"Yo, where did you come from?" The grandma, who was busy cooking, saw a beautiful cute baby in her leg, and smiled happily, revealing her missing front teeth.
Tangtang said hello to grandma in a milky voice, and after asking, the little nose sniffed, like a little puppy, leaned over to the stove, stood on tiptoe, stretched his neck to look into the pot, and let out a sound of exclamation, little His mouth twitched twice, and transparent saliva flowed out.
The oil in this pot is flying around, if it splashes on the little one's face, it will be terrible.
Mo Heng hurriedly snatched away the snacks, and explained by the way: "The child didn't eat at noon and is hungry. Everyone laughed."
The old lady couldn't speak Mandarin, so she complained a few words in dialect, and the young daughter-in-law translated it to Mo Heng, which probably meant that the old man cared about the child, and asked Mo Heng not to just focus on recording programs and starve the child.
Mo Henglian claimed that it was, and promised that it would not happen in the future.
The grandma said to let Mo Heng bring Tangtang to the house for dinner!
Worried about the child being hungry, the old lady was exceptionally nimble and finished frying all the dishes in no time.
Mo Heng took a bowl for Tangtang, and the little guy held the bowl, obediently went to sit on the table, salivating and waiting for the food to be served.
The cute appearance of the little greedy cat made the owner laugh.
The old grandma filled Tangtang with a bowl of corn paste, blew it cold with a spoon, and fed it into Tangtang's mouth.
The little guy has never eaten this kind of pure natural corn paste made from a stone mill. The sweet taste makes her dance with excitement. She keeps nodding her head and squeezes out her fleshy double chin, which looks like a doll in New Year pictures. It's soft and glutinous, and I still don't forget to give the old grandma a thumbs up.
Children like to eat, and those who cook don't mention how happy they are.
The chicken legs on the plate and the tenderest choy sum were all piled into Tangtang's bowl.
Mo Heng looked at the delicious meat and vegetables in Tangtang's bowl, and hurriedly obstructed him: "Grandma, don't be so polite, she can't eat too much from her children's family, you can eat more!"
Hearing this, Tangtang hurriedly stopped the bowl in front of her, pursed her small mouth, let out a "wow", and said firmly: "Seven~~Tangtang wants seven~~"
Everyone in the room was amused by her.
Mo Heng couldn't laugh or cry, "No one snatched you! Thank you, grandma and aunt!"
Tangtang: Aww~ I have a fish bowl with a big mouth, I want seven meats, don’t let anyone snatch it from me~ Aww~
(end of this chapter)