Dingman laughed happily.

"I just told the dean," Lin Wuyu stood beside him, "I'll pay Dingman to put a priest eye on him."

"Really?" Ding Ji pushed the swing again, and the swing swung out again with Ding Man and his laughter, "How much does it cost?"

"It's not much money. I checked it and it's worth thousands to tens of thousands." Lin Wuyu said.

"Yeah." Ding Ji glanced at him, "You are quite concerned. When I first came here, I felt that you were so cold-blooded."

"I just don't like children as much as you do." Lin Wuyu whispered.

"Isn't the kids very fun? I'll have fun after chatting for a long time," Ding Ji said, "I'm very funny when I hear them talking."

"What should I do? You won't have your own child to play in the future," said Lin Wuyu, "I can only chase other people's children to have fun..."

"What's your tone?" Ding Ji smiled, "What's so annoying?"

"I was just angry with you," said Lin Wuyu.

"I'm so angry," said Ding Ji. "Like playing with children is different from wanting a child. Just Little Mung Bean. I stayed with her for more than two hours and I was so annoyed."

"I'll tell her right away." Lin Wuyu said, "She will destroy you when she comes tonight."

"No one can afford to offend this little girl now. She still punches every day. That day, my uncle said that she even gave justice to her sisters at school and beat the sixth grader to the ground," Ding Ji said with a tweet, "I don't know what I think, I live such a burst of life."

"How cute." Lin Wuyu laughed.

"Bad, what should I do if I can't beat someone up one day," said Ding Ji. "Grandma taught her for several days to learn to solve problems by non-violent means."

Lin Wuyu smiled: "Grandma doesn't seem to have educated you like this."

"The boys are different," said Ding Ji, "besides, when I was a child... I was bullied."

Lin Wuyu raised his hand and pinched his neck: "Who would have thought that when I grow up, I will bully others all day long, and I will really break my teeth and swallow it in my stomach..."

"Where is the face?" Ding Ji looked at him.

"Where is this!" Dingman shouted without hearing what they were saying.

Ding Ji smiled so hard that he pushed the swing: "Do you know what I said?"

"I don't know!" Dingman also laughed.

"I don't know if you're still quick answers." Lin Wuyu said.

Dingman looked at him: "Dad!"

"Ah..." Lin Wuyu turned around and walked to the side and sat down.

When leaving the welfare home, Dingman said goodbye as usual.

"dad!"

"Okay, go back to the house!" Ding Ji waved to him.

"dad!"

"I understand, go back." Lin Wuyu also waved his hand.

After the car drove out Ding Ji sighed: "I don't know what will happen to this child in the future."

"Don't think too much for him," said Lin Wuyu. "At least he is doing well now, and he will naturally find a way to live for him in the future."

"Have you ever felt sorry for yourself when you were a child?" Ding Ji asked.

"No," said Lin Wuyu, "I feel sorry for this kind of feeling, most of it is to others."

"It seems." Ding Ji leaned back, "I shake my phone and you can help me see."

Lin Wuyu took out his cell phone from his pocket and looked at it: "I sent it to my aunt, saying that the clothes I customized for my grandma are ready, so let's take them and then go back... Where is it?"

"You...there is a very old shopping mall on your parents' house. I can't remember the name at once," Ding Ji said, "the third floor is full of clothes."

"I understand." Lin Wuyu said.

"If you don't want to go there, go back to grandma's place first and I'll go over and get it myself." Ding Ji said.

Lin Wuyu hasn't been back to his parents' house for two years, nor has he contacted his parents. If it weren't for the sudden need to go to the nearby nearby to pick up clothes for his grandmother, Ding Ji wouldn't have thought of these two people in his mind.

"Not to it," said Lin Wuyu, "it's not going to their house to pick up clothes."

However, Lin Wuyu did not tell Ding Ji that there was a big market next to this mall, and the most convenient place for nearby residents to buy vegetables, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea.

The main reason is that he didn't think he could have encountered this coincidence.

So when they just parked the electric car in the parking space on the street and turned around and saw their father walking towards him with a big bag, he and Ding Ji were equally shocked.

It was too late to hide. The distance was too close, so close that he could see the wrinkles on the corners of his father's eyes.

The six eyes were facing each other, and the atmosphere was very magical, and there was no awkwardness, and there was no feeling of not seeing each other for a long time. Especially when I saw my father's cold eyes, Lin Wuyu even slowly took back the feeling that was a little raised at the beginning.

My dad didn't mean to talk to them, he just stopped and looked at them.

Lin Wuyu didn't say anything, and looked at him silently.

This kind of scene made Ding Ji very embarrassed. Should I call him or not? If I don’t say hello, should I continue to hold him here or turn around and leave?

"I'm back." The opposite person finally spoke.

"Yes." Lin Wuyu responded.

Ding Ji gave up his greetings and stood by him in silence.

"Where are you buying vegetables?" Lin Wuyu asked.

"Yes." His dad looked at the pocket in his hand.

"Are all good?" Lin Wuyu asked again.

"It's OK." After saying that, his father turned around, walked across the street, and disappeared into the crowd without looking back.

Ding Ji sighed lightly when he heard Lin Wuyu.

"I wouldn't have let you come here if I had known." He looked at Lin Wuyu.

"It's okay," said Lin Wuyu, "I don't feel anything, I suddenly feel like strangers... I used to think that they were strangers occasionally, and it was a bit incredible that they were my parents, but I never felt like strangers."

"I haven't seen each other for too long," said Ding Ji, "but it's not like this if I haven't seen each other for ten years."

"Let's go and get clothes." Lin Wuyu hugged Ding Ji's shoulder and walked towards the mall, "I feel that my dad is in a good state."

"The complexion is pretty good," said Ding Ji, "although I'm a little old."

"There are wrinkles." Lin Wuyu said.

"There will be wrinkles," Ding Ji touched his face, "We will have to have a lot of wrinkles in the future..."

"Don't have this kind of imagination now," said Lin Wuyu.

"What?" Ding Ji glanced at him, "I can't accept it? Yan Gou! I will definitely change my mind in the future!"

"Fuck you." Lin Wuyu said.

"Then do you put one?" Ding Ji said.

"I see a handsome guy in the mirror every day," said Lin Wuyu. "I turn my head and see a handsome guy. Why do I want to imagine an old man with a pleated face!"

"Yes," Ding Ji thought for a while, "It's too sudden, and it's still necessary to proceed step by step, and there's a decades-long adaptation process."

"It's only been a few decades." Lin Wuyu said.

"Hmm?" Ding Ji didn't understand and looked at him.

"We can't even calculate together for a hundred years," said Lin Wuyu, "very short."

"Of course it's very short of your opinion," said Ding Ji. "If you put it another way, for example, life sounds like a long time, wow, life?"

"Wow, I've been with this person all my life." Lin Wuyu laughed.

"Are you a little disappointed when you mean that?" Ding Ji said, "Is it a little regretful if you haven't tried being with someone?"

"That's not," Lin Wuyu said immediately, "If you break it up in two or a few pieces in your life, you won't be able to get it done."

"The reaction is very fast," Ding Ji tsk, "When it comes to this life, will we really give a bed and quilt when Pengpeng gets married next week? Will it be very rustic?"

"Velvet quilt! Why is it so dirt?" Lin Wuyu thought about it and sighed a little, "Is he really going to get married? Isn't he a cheater for money?"

Ding Ji was amused when he heard this: "Be careful that he scolds you."

"I just couldn't recover," said Lin Wuyu. "We are still in school, and he is going to get married."

"If it's right, get married. He has always wanted to get married," said Ding Ji. "After all, I have never really had my own family since I was a child. No matter how good my cousin is to him, he has his own children, and it's not his own family."

"Yeah." Lin Wuyu thought, "This is understandable."

"You have a home," Ding Ji immediately reminded him, "I will take my clothes and go home later. Don't envy others."

"I know," Lin Wuyu laughed, "why are you nervous?"

"I'm afraid you'll think too much," said Ding Ji.

"I basically don't want anything other than you," said Lin Wuyu.

"Get some seats, think about buying a big red envelope in a while," Ding Ji said, "pretend money for the public."
Chapter completed!