A little while later, when she went to climb the slide with Chongchong and the others, she asked the knowledgeable Chongchong, “Chongchong, my daddy said my mom put him on the WeChat blacklist. What’s a blacklist?”
There are some functions of WeChat that Zhuzhu doesn’t know yet.
Chongchong used the simplest and most straightforward language to tell her: “For example, if I ever dislike you and don’t want to chat with you anymore, I can put you on my WeChat blacklist so that you won’t be able to send me messages.”
Zhuzhu said, somewhat aggrieved, “You can’t put me on your blacklist.”
Chongchong scratched his head, a sheepish smile on his clean, innocent face: “I won’t blacklist you. I’m just giving you an example.”
Zhuzhu immediately understood.
“It’s because my mom hates my dad, and she puts people she hates on her blacklist.” The little girl said, her tone a bit annoyed, her eyebrows almost furrowed into two worms.
“Ugh, those two adults are really annoying. They’re always causing me trouble. They never give me a moment’s peace.”
Chongchong chimed in, “Adults can never speak properly.”
Although his parents weren’t like that, many adults he’d met were.
Zhuzhu echoed Chongchong’s words: “That’s why some adults are really worse than children. We must not be like them when we grow up.”
Chongchong strongly agreed: “Yes.”
Later, before they went back, Zhuzhu called Aunt He and heard that her mother hadn’t gotten up to eat yet.
The little one then dragged her father to get food for her mother.
When Zhuzhu returned, Xie Qingyu was already awake.
She was leaning against the headboard, yawning, her hair a little messy, her eyes still blurry, not quite fully awake.
The little girl skipped in and, seeing her mother was awake, greeted her with great enthusiasm.
“Mom, Dad and I brought you food!”
Xie Qingyu was wondering if the upstairs restaurant was still open, but after hearing Zhuzhu’s words, she gently brushed her slightly messy hair aside, tidied it up, and then slowly got up.
They were staying in a suite, and it had several rooms.
Aunt He lived in the room next door.
Xie Qingyu walked over and opened the lunchbox on the coffee table.
The food in the lunchbox was still warm, emitting an enticing aroma. Having slept well but feeling hungry, Xie Qingyu picked up the disposable chopsticks beside her and began to eat.
The food tasted quite good.
She ate happily.
While she ate, Zhuzhu played with her toys nearby.
Xie Qingyu, in a good mood, smiled and said to Zhuzhu, “Thank you for bringing Mommy lunch, baby. The food here tastes really good.”
It seems that this hotel is worth its price.
When Zhuzhu heard her mother’s words of thanks, she quickly waved her hand and said, “Mom, you don’t need to thank me. Dad and I did it together.”
Then, she changed the subject.
“Mom, Dad wants you to remove him from the blacklist.”
As she spoke, Zhuzhu complained, “Why are you two adults always arguing? Can’t you talk things out properly? Why do you have to get angry? You two are really giving me so much trouble.”
Xie Qingyu’s smile froze on her face.
She wondered why someone would be so kind as to bring her food; it turned out he was just being overly solicitous and had ulterior motives.
She wiped the oil from her mouth with a tissue, her mind racing, and soon, she came up with a way to appease her daughter.
She said, “Well, Zhuzhu, Mommy was just playing a little joke on Daddy. He joked with Mommy last time, so Mommy joked with him back to teach him that jokes shouldn’t be made carelessly. I’ll remove him from the blacklist in a few days. What do you think?”
Zhuzhu tilted her head and thought about it. She also felt that what her mother said seemed to make some sense; her father was a bit lacking in education.
So she decided to let them be.
Who told her father to be such a grown man, yet still needs to be taught a lesson?
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Sam Williams On TYMIMA Chapter 152