Qin Yan asked Auntie Sun for some snacks, such as little cakes and cookies.
Then she grabbed Silly by the head and headed outside, a chicken drumstick held between her teeth, mumbling indistinctly as she walked and lectured a certain dinosaur.
Outside in the yard, she glanced at Third Uncle and Uncle Gu Ze, who were still fighting, then took the drumstick out of her mouth and knocked the silly dinosaur on the head with it.
"You need to lose weight, Silly. You're as round as a ball! If you get any fatter, I'll be too embarrassed to take you to find your mom and dad."
The dinosaur stared at her with wide, innocent, rather stupid eyes.
He simply didn't look very bright.
Qin Yan sighed.
"Eat less from now on."
As luck would have it, he understood that particular sentence and immediately shook his head in refusal.
Qin Yan: ...
She planted her little hands on her hips. "No, you have to eat less. Even the doctor said you're too fat!"
Silly lay flat on the ground and buried his head under his chubby belly.
Not listening, not listening.
He was a thoroughly rebellious little dinosaur.
Qin Yan puffed her cheeks out like a pufferfish in anger.
"Why are you upset?"
Fu Yunting walked over, glanced at his troublesome younger brother with his disheveled hair and clothes, and walked straight past him.
He spotted his little niece puffing up in anger.
Cute.
So he walked over without hesitation and pinched her chubby little cheeks.
They were wonderfully springy, forming a soft little dent with each pinch before quickly bouncing back.
Fu Yunting crouched down and kissed her chubby cheek.
Really, no one could resist kissing or nuzzling those baby cheeks.
Qin Yan pointed at the silly dinosaur and began