Chapter 8 The baby is so good
“Mommy ~”
Just as Tian Mi arrived at Lin Zhitao’s house, Tian Tian rushed into Tian Mi’s arms.
“Mommy, look! Godmother bought me a new dress!”
“Come, Mommy, take a look. Tian Tian is so beautiful, just like a little princess.”
Tian Mi kissed Tian Tian’s chubby little face.
“Me too.” Lin Zhitao’s face moved closer.
“Senior sister, are you still a child?” Tian Mi stuffed the cake into Lin Zhitao’s hand.
Tian Bao saw Lin Zhitao holding the cake and pouting, and hurriedly ran over.
“Godmother, let me get it.” Lin Zhitao’s small body only reached his thigh. He clumsily held the big cake and slowly walked towards the kitchen, looking like a small adult.
“Your Tian Bao will definitely be a gentleman in the future. If I can’t get married by then, let your Tian Bao marry me.”
“Damn girl, quickly come to the kitchen to help.” Mother Lin is very busy in the kitchen.
“Grandma, let me help you.” It was that little gentleman, Tian Bao, who spoke in a milky voice again, which made Mother Lin laugh heartily.
Tian Mi hurriedly handed Tian Tian into Lin Zhitao’s arms and put on an apron and entered the kitchen.
“Mother Lin, let me help you. Baby, go out and play with your sister. Don’t make things difficult for Grandma.”
“Mommy, I’m not messing up. I can stand here and peel the beans.” Tian Bao stood on the small bench, peeling off the beans in the pond. He turned to Tian Mi and said, “Mommy is tired from a day’s work. Mommy will go play with her sister, and the baby will help Grandma cook.”
Tian Mi stood behind Tian Bao, wrapped Tian Bao in her arms, and kissed him on the head.
“Baby is so obedient. Mommy and Baby, can you peel the beans together?”
“Do you have a love complex? No wonder you’re so disdainful to introduce so many men to you. Don’t snatch them from me. I’ve already booked Tian Bao.”
Lin Zhitao leaned against the kitchen door, nibbling on a big apple. She looked at Tian Mi with a sidelong smile.
“If you want one, you can have one yourself. Why are you trying to be stronger than me?”
“That’s right, damn girl. Tian Mi is two years younger than you. Tian Bao and Tian Tian are already three years old. Look at what else you can do besides operating all day long. You must bring one back for me this year. Otherwise, I will sweep you out of the house.”
“Mom, please don’t involve me in everything. Your job is much more reliable than a man’s.” Lin Zhitao muttered in a low voice, “I bought this house at my own expense.”
“You still dare to retort. Hurry up and get out. I have a headache when I see you.”
Tian Mi was filled with envy when she saw the incompatibility between the mother and daughter.
When Tian Mi was ten years old, her mother ran away with another man and her father remarried.
Tian Mi’s memories of her family only lasted until she was ten years old.
She once swore to give her children a complete family.
However, fate played tricks on her, but she became a single mother. Fortunately, the two babies were sensible, and she would do her best to give them the greatest warmth.
Tian Mi kissed Tian Bao again and the two continued to work together to clean the vegetables.
“Godmother, braid my hair. This braid is open.” The smelly beauty Tian Tian ran over, pulling Lin Zhitao’s skirt with one hand and the pigtail on her head with the other. This girl was born to be a good coquettish person, and no one could escape her sweet voice.
“My lovely little princess.” Lin Zhitao picked up Tian Tian and walked towards the sofa in the living room.
“By the way, little girl, send me a message this afternoon saying that you met a big pervert. What’s going on?” Lin Zhitao asked Tian Mi while braiding her hair.
“Big pervert? Sweet, does your hotel lobby manager’s job often encounter this kind of person? Then don’t do it. I’ll ask our neighborhood committee to help you find a better job.”
“Mother Lin, there’s nothing else. Senior sister’s words are too exaggerated. She just met a difficult guest. She’s already dealt with it. Don’t worry about me.” Tian Mi smiled awkwardly.
Yes, it is indeed quite difficult, but fortunately, I will not see you again in the future anyway.
