Towards those who didn't have any ill intentions, the usually unreserved and smiling Ye Ci could only stand awkwardly in the yard.

She had already mustered up enough courage to walk into the courtyard, but now that she had used up all of it, she really discovered that her legs were heavier than twenty pounds of iron and lead.

"Is this a hedge?"

At this moment, a surprised voice suddenly sounded. However, within the surprise was definitely not some sort of teasing, but a genuine concern.

Actually, there were only two people in this village who could be concerned about her. Really, there were only two, one not too many and this was one of them, Aunt Fang. She raised her head and sure enough, it was her ..

Although she came swaggering into the village, wasn't it to give people the impression that she had developed a big hedge? For Mao to see Aunt Fang's concern, her nose immediately turned sour.

No, today was a rare day for her to put on makeup, so she had to control her emotions.

After giving herself three seconds of cushion, she looked at Aunt Fang shyly and said, "It's Aunt Fang, I'm Hedgerow."

"It's really a Hedgerow. It's been so many years, and you're finally back."

Towards Aunt Fang's concern for him, she was very happy, and her smile was also revealed. It was definitely sincere, without the slightest hint of a mischievous smile.

"Why didn't you go in?"

Actually, they both knew Aunt Fang's question very well, but as for why they came here, she still had to go in.

What was rare was that there were people who thought for her. It wouldn't be good if she created more trouble for them. Even if it was only in terms of form, she wasn't willing to. So, she obediently said, "Mm, we're going in."

Auntie Fang sighed emotionally, then pretended to tease lightly: "Hurry up and go in, hurry up and go in. You haven't come back in so many years, Old Hu should be missing you."

Actually, she had noticed the slight changes in Aunt Fang's expression. However, she chose not to expose them. After all, she was already thirty. Some things didn't seem clear, but they had already been figured out.

If she didn't think about her, then she would understand by herself, so even if she was a little sad, it would quickly be over. After all, this was all fate.

When she thought about how she had to risk her life just to get a verbal compliment from Ye Ci, there was no need to. After all, she could tell that Ye Xiao really cared about her.

It would be better if Aunt Fang gave her dinner when she had nothing to eat. Who was good to her? She always remembered the fence.

So in order to not worry Aunt Fang, she said very obediently: "Okay, then I'll go in first. Aunt Fang, I'll come see you later."

She waved her hand and said, "I'm fine, the talent in your family is more important. Be good and listen to what Aunt Fang says. Hurry up and go in."

Nodding his head, he said, "Yes, Aunt Fang, I'll listen to you. Then I'll go in first."

Since he was here, he was here to solve the problem. If he didn't go in, then he wouldn't be able to solve any problem!

Thus, he tried his best to tell himself to be brave before raising his head and sticking out his chest, slowly and hurriedly walking towards that beautiful tomorrow ..

What the hell was that? No, it should be said what kind of damned scene it was! A little brat was shitting on the floor. Did he not feel that it was inappropriate to just sit in the living room?

Although that brat looked to be only three or four years old, didn't children at that age usually go to the toilet themselves? Why did she suddenly come back and see such an exaggerated scene?

Could it be that she really had a stomach attack? Luckily, she only drank a few cups of water today, otherwise, she really couldn't guarantee that she could control her own physiological reaction. Such a scene was too beautiful; she suddenly felt cold and didn't dare to imagine it.

Although they didn't contact each other, she still knew a bit about this big matter. After all, this Lake City was indeed quite small, not to mention that they were in the same district.

When she came and went, she would meet a few people who were close to her. She ran around the fence with her business, so she was quite well-informed.

If nothing unexpected happened, this little brat should be Hedgehog's nephew, but she couldn't help but accept the fact that at least until she was clean, she shouldn't come close to her. At this time, Hedgehog was sure that she really was a Virgo, really.

For her, whose heart was shaking, it was really a dilemma. It was good, there should be quite a few toilets in the house, was there a need to be in the middle of the hall?

She didn't have much to ask of a little kid who she was seeing for the first time. However, the little kid suddenly stood up and ran towards her.

It was gorgeous. She didn't seem to have wiped her butt yet. She was too embarrassed to tell him to stop. She could only hope that the baby wasn't too close to her. Her heart was shaking.

If it was any other person's child, she would definitely have hidden away in the fences a long time ago. Unfortunately, this was a place that she couldn't hide either.

Fortunately, just as she was about to brainwash herself into accepting her fate, that child stopped a few dozen centimeters away from her. It was truly fortunate.

That's right, she felt that it wasn't right to have such thoughts. After all, the other party was still a child, so she couldn't get past the hurdle in her heart. Therefore, she just stood there stiffly as a precaution.

That child was also bold. Perhaps because he was at home, he was caught off guard. With his big eyes, he suspiciously asked, "Auntie, who are you?"

This question wasn't unexpected at all. After all, the two of them had never seen each other before. However, how would she explain this problem to a child?

In fact, it was still worth pondering over, so it was better to call her auntie first. After all, it was just asking her to come back for dinner, but it was hard to say exactly what would happen.

If she insisted on having a seniority, then she wouldn't want to do anything. Just as she was thinking about what to say, she finally heard the sound of people moving around inside the room. She seemed to have heard the kid's voice, so she was the first to speak: "Who is it."

It had only been a few seconds, and it was only a matter of seconds. The footsteps clearly stopped when she saw the fence. It paused for a while before she said in a hoarse voice, "You're back."

In his eyes, she saw a hint of excitement in the fence, but it was not enough for her.

Fortunately, she had grown up and some of her obsession had faded away. She would no longer be so paranoid as she was now. Moreover, it was a foregone conclusion that whoever treated their children well was not the same as her parents.

This was a fact that she had known since she was old enough to know, but since she was old enough, it had been hard for her to let everyone stay with her for a few years. But now, she really did know.

At the very least, her attitude towards family wasn't as friendly as before. However, it didn't mean that there wasn't any. The throbbing in her heart couldn't lie to her. She nodded and whispered, "Yes, I'm back."