"Big dog! Hello..."

Duoduo excitedly waved to the big dog on the other side of the glass window.

Opposite is a border collie with distinct black and white fur.

Green eyes stare at Duoduo, showing wildness and aggression.

The big dog also raised its front paws, lay on the glass, opened its long mouth, and exposed its sharp canine teeth.

"Ouch-ouch-"

"Ouch——" Duoduo responded enthusiastically to the big dog in the same tone.

Bian Mu said to her: "Now I am asking you, you answer my question first, do you understand?"

Duoduo said to him in his language: "Hi! Hello! I am Duoduo, what is your name?"

Tang Ran had only been reading for a while when he heard a dog barking.

It seemed to be the barking of Arthur, the pet dog raised by Mr. Tang.

Lift your eyes from the book, how many?

His eyes turned around, and the little guy who was circling around him just now disappeared. Tang Ran immediately became alert.

He dropped the book in his hand and shouted: "Duoduo!"

"Hey, I'm here..."

Following the direction from which the sound came, Tang Ran drove the wheelchair and turned behind the tall green plants.

I saw the little guy leaning in front of the glass window.

He frowned slightly, "What are you doing?"

"Brother Toffee, I'm chatting with my new friend..."

Tang Ran raised his eyes and saw Arthur outside the window.

One person and one dog seemed to be chatting happily through the glass window.

…

Tang Ran watched Duoduo bark like a dog, his eyebrows furrowed together.

Duoduo’s education should start from living habits.

As the legitimate daughter of the Tang family, Duoduo cannot act like a wild child, ignoring dogs and barking like dogs.

It is a very arduous task to educate a wild child into an adult. First, start correcting her words and deeds.

Tang Ran solemnly ordered Duoduo, "Stand up, don't lie on the ground."

"Oh." Duoduo stood up obediently, turned to Tang Ran and said, "Brother Toffee, I want to go out and play with the dog."

Chatting through the glass is so boring. The sun outside is so big and bright, and the grass outside is so green and soft. It must be very comfortable to run.

Duoduo looked at Tang Ran, his big black and white eyes shining brightly with expectation.

Tang Ran could also feel her eager desire, "You really want to go out and play?"

"Well!" Duoduo clicked his chin and said, "Brother Toffee, you can continue reading. I'll go for a run. I won't go far..."

After Duoduo finished speaking, he turned around and ran towards the door.

Tang Ran called to her, "Stop, what are you going out for?"

"I want to compete with him to see who can run faster." Duoduo's little fleshy hand pointed at Arthur jumping back and forth outside the window.

How fast can you race a dog?

You are a human being, but compared with a dog, what do you mean?

Tang Ran was heartbroken.

Seeing his brows knitted together and looking unhappy, Duoduo stopped in place.

"Isn't it possible?" Duoduo blinked her innocent big eyes and looked at him.

Tang Ran frowned slightly and looked at Duoduo.

Don't look at him like a dog.

He can't possibly agree!

Duoduo didn't understand: "Isn't it possible?"

"Can't!"

Duoduo still doesn’t understand: “Is it really not possible?”

After another ten seconds...

"All right."

Tang Ran compromised.

He knows that Duoduo is a fun-loving and sporty person.

He could stay in his room reading a book, but for the lively Duoduo, letting her stay only in a glass window without being able to run or jump in the sun was tantamount to locking a bird in a cage.

Depriving a person of his freedom is the most inhumane thing.

The courtyard of the Tang family's old house is very large.

For a child's short legs, it looks even bigger.

In addition to a main road leading to the gate, there are also several winding paths leading to secluded areas on the neatly maintained lawn.

Tang Ran also moved to the lawn with Duoduo.

He did not use the wheel drive, but let Duoduo push him. Anyway, the little guy ate a lot, so he should use up some energy to help digestion.

Duoduo is very strong, but he is small, and it looks like it is quite strenuous to push the wheelchair.

Lily wanted to come over to help, but she refused.

"I can do it myself, I can do it!"

Lily felt a little distressed as she watched Duoduo, a child no taller than a wheelchair, struggling to push the car.

Just as Lily was about to go over and help, she was stopped by Tang Ran's look.

Tang Ran knew very well that for Duoduo, pushing a wheelchair was a piece of cake.

With a lot of strength and both hands, he was able to lift him and the wheelchair together and transfer him without any problem.

Duoduo pushed Brother Toffee out the door, and Arthur ran over.

Duoduo had already talked a lot with Arthur. Looking at the little master's attitude towards Duoduo, Arthur also figured out that this little girl was not lying.

"Little girl, you are quite strong!" Arthur praised her.

Arthur is an adult dog of seven or eight years old, and his tone of voice when speaking to Duoduo also reveals his mature and steady temperament.

Duoduo directly challenged it, "I can run pretty fast too. If you don't believe me, let's compete."

"I don't want to compete with kids."

Arthur's race is a border collie, and his running speed has always been his proud strength.

Compared with a human cub that is only four and a half years old, it is not about the strong overcoming the weak, but about defeating the weak with force.

Duoduo turned around and complained, "Brother Toffee, the dog won't play with me."

Arthur: It's so annoying... He doesn't want to coax the child!

Who took this human cub away!

However, dogs have to bow their heads under the eaves.

Under the blatant connivance of his little master, Arthur, as steady as he is, has no choice but to play childish games with Duoduo.

…

Second floor.

Tang Feng said he was catching up on some sleep, but actually he lay down on the bed as soon as he entered the door.

I opened WeChat and greeted a few friends.

Enter the game and start playing ranked matches.

Tang Feng is the kind of person who is addicted to food. Within an hour, he lost continuously, and soon he was kicked out of the team by his angry teammates.

After being eliminated, no one took him to play, and he was even less sleepy.

Hearing from the servant that Mrs. Tang had gone to take a nap, he sneaked downstairs.

As soon as I walked into the small garden downstairs, I saw Tang Ran running outside to play.

This is the first time this has happened.

Is this the same Xiao Wu who would rather stay buried in a book than step out of the house, and who hates the sun even more than a vampire?
To be continued...