Peaceful Farm Life

Chapter 765: Chapter 766: Unbearably Wronged_1

Yet the four children were very much taken with this approach.

Even if their father made them cry, once he granted their wishes, they would instantly cheer up, completely forgetting the ordeal he put them through.

Xiao Changyi didn’t touch An Yiyun’s little head even after An Jing spoke. He deliberately refrained from doing so, making a point to touch the other three little ones’ heads instead.

If they hadn’t been unable to jump up, Su Yi Jing, Su Yixing, and An Yiqing would have been bouncing with joy. Yay, Daddy touched my head again~

Seeing her father not touching his own head but those of his three brothers, An Yiyun suddenly felt as pitiful as an unwanted little puppy, looking utterly woeful.

An Jing: ”...” My dear, can’t you stop making the children cry? It’s always the same...

”Wu...” An Yiyun’s little eyes reddened, and he pouted, looking utterly dejected as he stared at Xiao Changyi for a long time. When his father still didn’t touch his head, he finally couldn’t bear the slight and started crying.

It wasn’t a loud cry, but a sobbing one.

He was inconsolably aggrieved.

An Jing didn’t say a word either; she just looked at Xiao Changyi with an expression that said you’d better soothe the child quickly.

Finally, Xiao Changyi touched An Yiyun’s little head without a word, and as soon as his father’s large hand patted his head, the tears stopped immediately, and he giggled happily towards Xiao Changyi.

Seeing that An Yiyun stopped crying and even smiled at him, Xiao Changyi then looked back at An Jing, his cold eyes clearly conveying a message: Pacified.

An Jing: ”...” So you’re really just relying on the fact that the children are particularly responsive to you, huh!

When lunch was ready, Xiao Changyi and An Jing finally led the four children to sit at the small table in the kitchen.

The tiny square table was really small and quite low, with a tiny chair placed on each of its four sides, one for each little one.

The small tables and chairs were specially made by Xiao Changyi, just to accommodate the four children at meals.

Although the four children still needed Xiao Changyi and An Jing to feed them, sitting at their own places made them especially happy. Every time they sat at the small table, the little ones would pat the tabletop with both of their tiny hands, excitedly and joyfully.

On the small table, six hard-boiled eggs, four small bowls of rice cereal, a plate of vegetables, a plate of meat, and two bowls of rice were quickly laid out.

An Jing sat at one corner of the table.

Xiao Changyi sat diagonally across from An Jing, which made it convenient for them to look after the four children – each of them taking care of two.

Xiao Changyi then peeled the hard-boiled eggs, one for each child.

Fearing that the four little ones might choke on the eggs, Xiao Changyi and An Jing, as they had done before, mashed the eggs for the children into very fine pieces, and then mixed these into the rice cereal.

This way, when the children ate the rice cereal, they also ingested the egg mixed into it.

The four little ones were, after all, children and wouldn’t always obediently eat the rice cereal fed by An Jing and Xiao Changyi. So, when the little ones refused to eat, An Jing and Xiao Changyi would have their meal.

When the four children wanted to eat again, An Jing and Xiao Changyi recommenced feeding them their rice cereal.

As An Jing and Xiao Changyi were halfway through their meal, Gong Juechen arrived.

The moment Gong Juechen entered the kitchen, he shamelessly served himself a bowl of rice, grabbed a pair of chopsticks, and started eating next to the small table, completely disregarding himself as an outsider.