novelraw Chapter 1256: Gu Jinrong’s Guide to Educating Children (4)
Chapter 1256: Gu Jinrong’s Guide to Educating Children (4)
Chapter 1256: Chapter 1256: Gu Jinrong’s Guide to Educating Children (4) Lingxin couldn’t understand everything; there were just too many technical terms. He quickly took out his Supreme Learning Electronic Dictionary to scan the English on the paper.
Da Bai turned his head to see the important documents the monkeys had taken and hurriedly put down the coffee cup he was making for his wife. He came over, pinched his fingers, and snatched the document from the monkeys, grimacing, "You dare take your mom’s stuff? It’s one thing for you to take Dad’s stuff. But taking Mom’s stuff without her permission? Aren’t you afraid of getting your butts smacked?"
The two monkeys were immediately frightened by Da Bai’s words and didn’t dare to breathe, their fingers touching their little hearts as they cautiously glanced over at Mom’s side. Fortunately, Mom was talking with the uncles and aunts and hadn’t noticed.
The monkeys knew that at the company, as long as it was a work setting, Mom was the boss, and even Dad had to submit to her authority. Mom was the ultimate authority.
Once Da Bai snatched the paper from the monkeys’ hands, he looked at it under the light, squinted his eyes a bit, and then tossed the paper in front of the two monkeys, "Go, give this to your mom."
Undoubtedly, the two monkeys, following Da Bai’s words, would become his little sidekicks. Any errand that Da Bai, the lazy one, could delegate, he would let the monkeys do.
Just in time, the two monkeys were itching from idleness. They were more than happy to run errands for Da Bai. Their four little hands immediately reached out and grabbed the four corners of the paper.
Da Bai shouted, "Hey, don’t tear it. If you tear it, be prepared for a spanking from Mom."
This warning managed to save the paper from being torn to pieces by the monkeys’ claws at the last moment.
The two monkeys started cautiously transporting the paper. Every step they took was careful, their little fingers cautiously pinching the edges of the paper.
In fact, when Da Bai shouted over there, the business elites engaged in the business discussion had already paused.
Everyone looked at the monkeys, their eyes twinkling with laughter, unable to hold back their smiles.
These two kids were beautiful and handsome. Truly, they were proof of their parents’ great genes, drawing envy from onlookers.
The monkeys handed the paper to their mom, and their little mouths respectfully said to her, "Mommy, please take a look."
Hearing this childish voice, how polite and well-mannered they sounded. Sister Yao, a mom herself, couldn’t help but take out two long-prepared candies for children from her pocket.
Before she could give the candies to the monkeys, of course, she first took a questioning glance at the monkeys’ mom for her approval.
Gu Nuan received her inquiring look and clearly didn’t show any disapproval.
Sister Yao then started inviting the two little monkeys, "Come, have a candy."
Lingxin and Mingli heard the voice and turned their heads simultaneously.
Seeing the beautiful candies in Sister Yao’s palm, Little Mingli’s mouth immediately showed a drooling expression.
Lingxin, the well-mannered little gentleman, maintained his perfect self-control.
Mingli quickly ran up to Sister Yao and, before grabbing the candy, cast a quick glance at Mom. Seeing Mom remain silent as if permitting it, he impatiently stretched his little paw to scoop up the candy in Sister Yao’s palm, instantly unwrapped it, and popped it into his little mouth.
The speed at which the monkey ate the candy was so fast that Sister Yao felt it happened at lightning speed. In the blink of an eye, she was left with a look of astonishment.
Mingli, munching on the candy, said, "Yum, delicious, delicious!"
Completely oblivious to the fact that the aunt in front of him was stunned by his eating style.
Lingxin covered his eyes with his little hand, couldn’t bear to look, only wondering how this brother could have the same little face as him, truly embarrassing him. Walking over, seeing his brother still only caring about the candy, he patted his brother’s small shoulder, like a little dad temporarily substituting for parents to educate their child, "What did Mom and Dad teach you? Just eat, huh?"