Rich and powerful scheming: Please sign the old love husband

Cheng Huan explained: "Nian Nian's children in kindergarten bought a set of limited edition Barbie toys. Nian Nian liked them very much when she saw them, but they have been sold out in China."

Niannian blinked: "Dad, I want it too..."

After all, it was the child's birthday. Pei Jinnian hesitated and called Lin Rui: "Find the child's parents and buy the toys at a high price."

Lin Rui was very efficient at work. As soon as they arrived at the Dolphin Theater, Lin Rui delivered toys.

When Niannian saw Barbie's home, she hugged Pei Jinnian's face excitedly and said, "Dad, I like you the most."

"I like you too." Pei Jinnian rubbed the child's soft hair with gentle eyes.

Halfway through the dolphin show, Nian Nian drank too much coke and needed to go to the toilet.

Cheng Huan stood up and said, "I'll carry her to the toilet."

The weather was too hot, and Cheng Huan was afraid of getting tanned, so she put Nian Nian on the bench in front of the toilet, applied sunscreen and touched up her makeup in front of the mirror.

*

Tao Zi said he needed to go to the toilet, but he still couldn't come out after such a long time.

With the scorching sun above his head, Bo Ran was bored with waiting, and suddenly the back of his head hurt, as if he had been hit by something.

She turned around and saw a pretty little girl, wearing a red dress and a small cape. She looked like a starlet, with her little lotus-like arms on her waist, and said arrogantly: "Hey, give that back."

I."

Bo Ran was stunned for a moment, opened his eyes wide, and asked knowingly: "Are you calling me?"

The little girl said angrily: "I told you to give Barbie back to me, did you hear me?"

At such a young age, this is really incredible.

Bo Ran sighed, but this child is so beautiful, with a small stature, milky white and tender skin, soft hair that glows brown in the sun, and a pair of eyes that are as big and bright as black grapes.

Bo Ran picked up Barbie's body that fell on the ground and said patiently: "But I don't say 'Hey'."

"Then what's your name?"

"My name is Bo Ran, what's yours?"

Bo Ran knelt down and looked level with the little girl.

"Why tell you?"

"How old are you?"

"Age is a woman's secret."

Bo Ran shook the Barbie body in his hand: "Don't you know how to fight?"

"What does it have to do with you?"

"Bring it here."

Bo Ran reached out to her to ask for Barbie's home.

The little girl hesitated for a moment and handed the whole set of toys to Bo Ran, but her eyes were wide open and she stared at Bo Ran defensively.

Within three minutes, Bo Ran returned the pieced-together Barbie home to her. The little girl looked surprised: "It's really done."

Bo Ran smiled at her and suddenly heard the little girl say: "Nian Nian."

"..."

"I said my name is Nian Nian."

Bo Ran came back to her senses and laughed at herself. What was she thinking? It was just a little girl with the same name.

But if her Nian Nian was around, she would be this big.

Bo Ran stretched out his hand and shook it with adult courtesy: "Nice to meet you."

The little girl returned to the chair, fumbled in her pocket for a long time, took out a hundred-yuan note, and put it in Bo Ran's hand: "This is the money you paid for helping me build the toy just now. Is it enough?"

Bo Ran was stunned. How could such a young child have any idea about money?

How did her family teach her?

Bo Ran stuffed the money back into Nian Nian's pocket: "Not everything can be bought with money."

"But mom said you can buy anything you want with money, and dad has plenty of money."

This reminded Bo Ran of what Cheng Mei often taught her when she was little: grab whatever you like, and your dad can settle anything.

Is it the mother who teaches children this way? Cheng Huan explained: "Niannian's children in kindergarten bought a set of limited edition Barbie toys. Niannian liked them very much when she saw them, but they have been sold out in China."

Niannian blinked: "Dad, I want it too..."

After all, it was the child's birthday. Pei Jinnian hesitated and called Lin Rui: "Find the child's parents and buy the toys at a high price."

Lin Rui was very efficient at work. As soon as they arrived at the Dolphin Theater, Lin Rui delivered toys.

When Niannian saw Barbie's home, she hugged Pei Jinnian's face excitedly and said, "Dad, I like you the most."

"I like you too." Pei Jinnian rubbed the child's soft hair with gentle eyes.

Halfway through the dolphin show, Nian Nian drank too much coke and needed to go to the toilet.

Cheng Huan stood up and said, "I'll carry her to the toilet."

The weather was too hot, and Cheng Huan was afraid of getting tanned, so she put Nian Nian on the bench in front of the toilet, applied sunscreen and touched up her makeup in front of the mirror.

*

Tao Zi said he needed to go to the toilet, but he still couldn't come out after such a long time.

With the scorching sun above his head, Bo Ran was bored with waiting, and suddenly the back of his head hurt, as if he had been hit by something.

She turned around and saw a pretty little girl, wearing a red dress and a small cape. She looked like a starlet, with her little lotus-like arms on her waist, and said arrogantly: "Hey, give that back."

I."

Bo Ran was stunned for a moment, opened his eyes wide, and asked knowingly: "Are you calling me?"

The little girl said angrily: "I told you to give Barbie back to me, did you hear me?"

At such a young age, this is really incredible.

Bo Ran sighed, but this child is so beautiful, with a small stature, milky white and tender skin, soft hair that glows brown in the sun, and a pair of eyes that are as big and bright as black grapes.

Bo Ran picked up Barbie's body that fell on the ground and said patiently: "But I don't say 'Hey'."

"Then what's your name?"

"My name is Bo Ran, what's yours?"

Bo Ran knelt down and looked level with the little girl.

"Why tell you?"

"How old are you?"

"Age is a woman's secret."

Bo Ran shook the Barbie body in his hand: "Don't you know how to fight?"

"What does it have to do with you?"

"Bring it here."

Bo Ran reached out to her to ask for Barbie's home.

The little girl hesitated for a moment and handed the whole set of toys to Bo Ran, but her eyes were wide open and she stared at Bo Ran defensively.

Within three minutes, Bo Ran returned the pieced-together Barbie home to her. The little girl looked surprised: "It's really done."

Bo Ran smiled at her and suddenly heard the little girl say: "Nian Nian."

"..."

"I said my name is Nian Nian."

Bo Ran came back to her senses and laughed at herself. What was she thinking? It was just a little girl with the same name.

But if her Nian Nian was around, she would be this big.

Bo Ran stretched out his hand and shook it with adult courtesy: "Nice to meet you."

The little girl returned to the chair, fumbled in her pocket for a long time, took out a hundred-yuan note, and put it in Bo Ran's hand: "This is the money you paid for helping me build the toy just now. Is it enough?"

Bo Ran was stunned. How could such a young child have any idea about money?

How did her family teach her?

Bo Ran stuffed the money back into Nian Nian's pocket: "Not everything can be bought with money."

"But mom said you can buy anything you want with money, and dad has plenty of money."

This reminded Bo Ran of what Cheng Mei often taught her when she was little: grab whatever you like, and your dad can settle anything.

Is it the mother who teaches her children this way?