A young man walked out of the cabin. This young man had thick eyebrows and a fierce look. He looked like he had a very short temper.

He walked to the mother and daughter and put a piece of clothing on the child

He said: "It's windy outside. Don't make Niuniu sick. It's better to go into the cabin."

The young woman nodded, stood up with the child in her arms, and was about to walk into the cabin.

The child probably hadn't had enough fun, so he hugged the young woman's neck and started crying.

My legs were kicking wildly and I didn't say anything but entered the cabin.

The young woman had no choice but to stand up and wanted to coax her daughter first.

The man was impatient and impatient

He grabbed his daughter from the young woman's arms and strode towards the cabin.

The little girl cried even harder, gesticulating and struggling desperately in her father's arms, crying until she was hoarse.

The young woman was so distressed that she stepped forward to snatch the child: "Mr. sir, let me comfort her, Niuniu is crying so hard..."

The man's face was full of impatience: "Madam, you are too spoiled to her. This little thing is so lawless that she will cry and make a fuss when she doesn't get what she wants. I am also doing it for her own good. Niuniu is not in good health. In this wind

If you blow in the field for a while, you might get sick again when you go back. Okay, okay, Niuniu, don’t cry. Daddy will buy you some candied haws later."

The child didn't listen to the advice, but he still cried loudly, with tears falling down one by one.

The man got angry and slapped the girl lightly on her butt.

Although the slap was not heavy, the child seemed to have been greatly wronged and cried louder.

Although the child is not big, his voice is really quite loud.

This cry was earth-shattering and melancholy.

Half of the people on the deck couldn't bear to be disturbed and frowned.

The young man blushed, and the young woman was a little at a loss.
Chapter completed!