At this moment, his younger sister’s tears had been suppressed, and her expression as she looked at her father was filled with disappointment.
Yu Tian didn’t know how she’d read the word from her daughter’s expression, but she couldn’t help but burst out laughing.
Then, under her daughter’s pitiful gaze, she hilariously imitated their father, half-knelt beside the bed, and leaned over the headboard, encouraging her, “Tangtang, come here, turn over. This book is yours again!”
The brother seemed genuinely interested in this game. He rested for two more rounds before finally turning over to the book.
Tangtang finally got anxious!
Seeing the pesky little panda lying on her book, drooling on the verge of falling, she wailed and waved her fists in furious rage. Then, with a powerful push of her left arm, she flipped over onto his side.
What happened the first time always happened the second time. Though the father’s method was wicked, it surprisingly worked. After several attempts, the little girl finally flipped over with a snap.
Her mother had put a kitten onesie on her, and when she turned over, the little girl’s cap fell perfectly on her head, her floppy ears perched upright on her head, looking incredibly adorable.
Because she’d exerted too much force, the cap, which was a bit too big, got stuck in her eyes, briefly blinding her. She babbled and looked around with her ears pressed against her.
Her unscrupulous mother’s first reaction was to take a picture with her phone, while her unscrupulous father’s first reaction was to hug her mother’s shoulders and watch her take the picture.
Yu Tian encouraged her with a smile, “Baby, come here!”
But the little girl’s first attempt at rolling over seemed to exhaust all her strength. She gave up the struggle and, expressionless, rested her head on the corner of her book—just enough to get there, leaving a trail of saliva, like a wronged kitten.
Then their mother laughed heartily.
But little Ji Tang never allowed anyone to intrude on her territory, not even her older brother, who was born with her. She lay there exhausted, reaching out to push her older brother’s head.
Apparently, the older brother wasn’t too interested in the math book underneath her. He was interested in his sister’s little tail because his own little panda didn’t have a tail.
Even if there was one, he wouldn’t be able to see it.
But his sister was different. Her soft, furry tail was usually tucked under her little butt, completely invisible. The moment it was exposed, it immediately caught his attention.
With a flick of his finger, the older brother rolled over again.
Yu Tian patted the little panda’s head and said with a hint of concern, “Son, are you tired? Why don’t we take a break?”
Ji Chen ignored her, his eyes fixed on his younger sister’s tail.
Yu Tian followed his gaze and smiled again.
“Brother Ji, our son will definitely be an athletic hunk!” Yu Tian said.
Ji Chen’s eyes were fixed on the little tail, and he used his hands and feet to work tirelessly. He didn’t even need to resort to the foolish method of rolling over. He lay there, slowly arching his legs, and actually moved forward a little.
Ji Hefeng was a little surprised by his son’s sudden movement. He leaned against the headboard and watched him slowly move forward.
Yu Tian was also surprised: “Isn’t he about to learn to crawl?”
Isn’t that a bit too early?
Her mother said that for a child of this age, learning to roll over is already good.
But Ji Chen was different. He clearly had more athletic ability than most children. He was scrambling and scrambling like a little snail until he finally collapsed, exhausted, and lay there.
He was so close to the little tail, within arm’s reach!
Ji Chen drooled with joy and reached out with his little paw to grab the furry tail.
Unexpectedly, Ji Tang had rested enough. She didn’t like lying on her stomach, so she rolled over with her book in her arms, her feet right next to her older brother’s mouth. She seemed to feel something under her feet and kicked with her legs.
Yu Tian quickly rescued her brother from under her. What a close call!
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