"How come I never knew you liked this?" Jun Ye said, with his thick eyebrows raising in a tone of unchanging instruction.
It was like a bucket of cold water from Jun Ye that woke me up. Slowly, I opened the door and saw my brother standing there waiting, and said, "Mom sent you, right? Tell them to wait a bit."
"How long?" Yao Zibao asked.
"Half an hour or so."
With that, Yao Zibao called his father, who just left the house, and asked him to wait a little longer so he could have his morning tea from his daughter-in-law.
Just as Jun Ye turned around to call his wife, he saw Little Baozi's figure and raised an eyebrow: "Was it you calling for Auntie outside?"
Little Baozi, looking silly, was about to say yes, when his hurried mother picked him up and rushed back into the room.
Jun Ye snorted coldly at this.
Returning to the room, he quickly tidied up the scattered clothes on the floor.
