This time they returned to Jingning to pay homage to their ancestors. Cui Weizhen and Ye Zhenzhen did not plan to stay long. After breakfast the next day, they were ready to return to Beijing.
The tribesmen who learned the news came to see each other off one after another, and Cui Zhiduan's friends also came. Although it had only been a short day, these children had already formed a deep friendship, especially Cui Zhiduan, who had never been with so many people of the same age.
He seemed particularly sad when he had to get along with his brothers and sisters, and now they had to part ways with the little companions he finally got.
The departing carriage had already driven far away, and Cui Zhiduan still waved goodbye to the departing figure, his voice was hoarse.
Ye Zhenzhen felt very distressed and rubbed his little head: "Everything in the world is about to break up. No matter how good the relationship is, there will always be a day to leave. However, this separation is for a better reunion. Please remember this moment
The reluctance and sadness, the next time we get together will be even more precious and sweet."
At this age, Cui Zhiduan has not yet been poisoned by chicken soup, so it is particularly easy for him to accept it. He looked at his mother with bright eyes: "Really? Mom, when I am free in the future, can I go back to Jingning to play with everyone?"
"Of course, Jingning is our other home. You can come back at any time."
Only then did Cui Zhiduan become happy. He counted on his little fingers and said, "Great. I will come back for a spring outing when spring begins. My uncle told me that there is a red wild fruit growing in the countryside. It is sour and sweet. It is better than candied haws."
Let's eat. We can also go to the countryside to play Cuju and Tuoluo... I heard that there are hot springs on the mountain, but I have never soaked in a wild hot spring."
Ye Zhenzhen: "..."
Are you reluctant to leave your friends? Or are you reluctant to play with them?
There is nothing unusual about these activities. They should be played together with friends, which makes them particularly lively and interesting.
Ye Zhenzhen shook her head helplessly and said: "Our family has a wild hot spring on the outskirts of the capital, but it is in the wild after all, so there are bound to be snakes, rats and other things. You are still young, so you can't go out to play in the wild without permission."
In particular, the hot springs are very warm and suitable for hibernating snakes. If you are bitten by a poisonous snake and are not rescued in time, the medicine will be ineffective.
Cui Zhiduan's high emotions quickly withered away like a deflated balloon, and he responded in a dull voice: "I understand, mother."
Aunt Cui felt sorry for her grandson. She couldn't see his dejected look and glared at Ye Zhenzhen: "Our Wangzi just said that. If he wants to go out for fun, the guards will definitely take him with him. How can he be in danger?
You and Wei Zhen are allowed to play secretly, but our Wangzi is not allowed to go?"
Ye Zhenzhen: "..."
She and Wei Zhen did go to the wild hot springs secretly, but she didn't have the confidence to refute this.
Cui Zhiduan, this kid, must have reached the stage of rebellion, so he also whispered in agreement: "Yes, mother, this is called 'Only the state officials are allowed to set fires, but the common people are not allowed to light lamps'."
"Brat."
Ye Zhenzhen couldn't help but slap her son's chubby little buttocks: "Even my mother dared to complain. When your father finds out, let's see how he deals with you."
Cui Zhiduan's eyes widened and he looked out the window nervously. He didn't find his father accompanying him on horseback, so he breathed a sigh of relief.
However, he could not completely relax because his mother was still there.
He shamelessly went over and said, "Mom, you won't tell dad, will you?"
Ye Zhenzhen deliberately kept a straight face: "It's possible, I'm in a bad mood right now, so I might let it slip."
Cui Zhiduan was dumbfounded and looked at his grandmother helplessly, hoping that she would take care of his mother.
Aunt Cui could tell that Zhen'er was teasing the child, so she stopped interfering now and was happy to watch the show.
Cui Zhiming was a little older and sensitive. He knew how to look at adults and understood that his aunt was not angry. He hurriedly reminded: "Brother, apologize to your aunt quickly. If your aunt is happy, she won't file a lawsuit against you."
Cui Zhiduan thought this was a good idea, so he quickly ran to his mother's side and apologized in a soft voice: "Mom, I'm sorry, I know, I shouldn't criticize you."
Ye Zhenzhen snorted lightly and said the wise words of Daoming Temple: "If an apology is useful, what else should the police do?" Of course, in order to conform to the world situation, she changed the police officer to the police officer.
Cui Zhiduan:???
What does this mean? Does mother want to hand him over to the police? No way!
His mind was spinning, and he remembered that Sisters Yuxiu and Qiuwu often pinched his mother's shoulders. He also stretched out his little paws to squeeze and squeeze: "Mom, I not only apologized, but also pinched your shoulders to make amends. You
Just forgive me, okay."
Ye Zhenzhen rarely enjoyed this boy's coquettishness and filial piety, so she deliberately did not respond. When the chubby hands pinching her shoulders almost ran out of strength, she spoke mercifully: "Okay, okay, seeing as you sincerely admit your mistake.
For your sake, I will forgive you."
"You won't tell dad either?"
"Well, I won't tell your father."
Cui Zhiduan breathed a sigh of relief, okay, okay, if his father knew about this, although his butt would not suffer, he would still be punished.
"Mom, you are the best."
Cui Zhiduan happily pressed a kiss on Ye Zhenzhen's face, his dark eyes shining brightly. He was a child after all, and his emotions came and went quickly, so he became happy.
Along the way, he kept pestering Ye Zhenzhen asking questions, like a hundred thousand whys. Ye Zhenzhen couldn't resist it and made excuses to run away: "It's too pitiful for your father to be alone outside. I'll accompany your father."
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After saying that, without waiting for his son to refuse, he quickly opened the door of the carriage and left. The figure behind him asked with an indescribable look of fleeing.
Cui Weizhen didn't know what happened in the carriage, and was surprised when he saw Ye Zhenzhen coming out: "Why did you come out? Aren't you tired of riding horses?"
Ye Zhenzhen just got on the horse and glared at the culprit when she heard this: "It's not your fault. If it weren't for your mischief last night, why would I almost not be able to get up this morning?"
Cui Weizhen was very thick-skinned and did not feel ashamed at all. He even asked, "Aren't you tired now?"
Ye Zhenzhen: "...I'm tired. My son is too noisy. Come out and hide for a while."
Raising a child is really not easy.
Cui Weizhen laughed: "You didn't use the right method, you should let him endorse it."
Ye Zhenzhen looked at him in horror: "You are so cruel. You still test your children's endorsement during the Chinese New Year." No wonder Wangzai is so afraid of his father. His relationship has a psychological shadow.
Cui Weizhen glanced at her lightly: "Maybe you can continue to answer his 100,000 whys next time."
Ye Zhenzhen looked serious: "...Then I'd better let him endorse it."
Between tossing her son or tossing herself, of course she had to choose her son. Ye Zhenzhen thought to herself that she had really learned the lesson badly.