Dressed as a little fool: marry and have children

Chapter 435 Changan is going fishing

Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, little Chang'an has grown into a five-year-old little rascal. His world is full of curiosity about the unknown and desire to explore.

The sun was shining brightly and the breeze was not dry. On this day, He Yuzhu happened to be on vacation. He sat leisurely in his room, sipping tea and enjoying the rare quiet time. Not far away, Xiao Changan was chasing and playing with a group of friends, laughing and talking.

Suddenly, a burst of excited shouting broke the tranquility of the yard: "Uncle! Uncle! Are you really going fishing?"

Little Chang'an opened his round eyes wide and looked expectantly at the third uncle who was passing by the door, as if he was about to run after the third uncle in the next second.

After learning the exact news, little Chang'an's eyes lit up instantly, like two twinkling stars, and the corners of his mouth unconsciously rose, revealing two shallow dimples.

He turned around suddenly, his little feet moving quickly on the ground, and he almost jogged back home, looking so anxious that he was like an explorer who had found treasure.

As soon as he entered the house, little Chang'an couldn't wait to jump into He Yuzhu's arms. He Yuzhu was amused by the sudden impact and quickly opened his arms to catch the little guy steadily.

He gently shook Chang'an's little body, his eyes full of pampering and tenderness. "Hey, little Chang'an, why are you running so fast?" He Yuzhu asked with a smile, and at the same time gently stroked Chang'an's back with his slightly rough but warm big hands.

Changan looked up, his eyes sparkling, and he smiled brightly: "Dad, Dad, I just heard Uncle San say he was going to fish for big fish! I want to go too, can we go together?"

As he spoke, he tugged at the corner of He Yuzhu's clothes with his little hand, his eyes full of pleading and expectation.

He gently stroked Chang'an's soft hair, his eyes full of pampering and love, a gentle smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, and he agreed:

"Okay, then let's go fishing for big fish together and have a great parent-child adventure. But, little warrior, you have to do your dad a favor and prepare our fishing gear first, okay?"

When Chang'an heard this, his eyes instantly lit up like two dazzling gems and he almost jumped up with excitement. He nodded vigorously, his little face filled with irrepressible joy.

"Okay! I'll go right away!" Before he finished speaking, he rushed to the corner where the fishing gear was stored like a little whirlwind.

Since the tackle box was placed on a higher shelf, Changan stood on tiptoe and stretched out his hands to reach the box which was a bit too big for him. His face turned slightly red due to the effort, and his brows were furrowed, looking particularly serious.

At this time, He Daqing happened to walk out of the house. Seeing this, he hurried forward, fearing that his grandson might make a mistake. "Hey, Chang'an, don't fall. Grandpa is here to help you."

As he spoke, he carefully took the tackle box off the shelf, his movements gentle and practiced.

After taking the box, He Daqing looked at Changan tenderly, his eyes full of love. "Come, Changan, let Grandpa help you carry it."

There was some blame in his words, but more of it was love and care for his grandson. The blame was more like a reminder to He Yuzhu.

Then, He Daqing turned his head and looked at He Yuzhu with a slightly stern look, and reprimanded him softly but with a bit of severity:

"Yuzhu, Chang'an is still young. You have to be more careful about these things. Don't let him do anything on his own. What if he bumps into something or hits something? We have to take good care of him."

Seeing this, Chang'an's originally excited little face gradually calmed down. He quietly stepped aside, holding the corner of his clothes tightly with his little hands, and glanced at his father and grandfather from time to time. He knew in his heart that he should keep quiet and not cause trouble.

He had been a smart child since he was young, good at observing people's words and expressions, and knew that in such situations, the best choice was to wait quietly to avoid unnecessary blame.