Fortunately, Xiangxiang likes cabbage and rice fans.

Grandma Xiaogu couldn't stand it. Her hometown is a place where she likes spicy food, but now there is no leftover vegetables.

Seeing Xiaogu being cooking, Leilei ran over to find the little brother to eat together and said, "Xiaogu, we have left you salted duck eggs."

When Grandma Xiaogu heard this, she immediately turned around and asked Leilei this kid: "Where is it?"

"On there." Leilei pointed at the figure where his mother was looking for a seat for everyone.

Ning Yunxi thoughtfully left a place for Xiao Gu and Xiang Xiang's family. Because the two old men were really not good at taking care of the children and needed help.

After getting his own meal, Grandpa Xiangxiang took his granddaughter Xiangxiang, and Grandma Xiaogu took Xiaogu and walked to Ning Yunxi under Leilei's leadership and said, "Thank you, Teacher Ning."

"No thank you, please sit down quickly. I wiped the seats and tables with paper." Ning Yunxi said to them.

Grandpa Xiangxiang placed his granddaughter on a bench next to the dining table and sat next to Xiangxiang. Leilei and Xiaogu two good brothers sat on the same long bench. Next, Leilei took a spoon and scooped up the salty duck eggs that his mother said to have left for Xiaogu, put them in Xiaogu's lunch box with difficulty, and raised his eyebrows to Xiaogu and said, "You eat, you have, I have them."

Xiaogu drooled as he looked at the half salted duck egg in the lunch box.

"Eat quickly." Ning Yunxi said to the two children with a smile.

"I want to eat it too." Xiangxiang, opposite, suddenly spoke. Seeing that the two little boys had salted duck eggs, there were no salted duck eggs in her bowl. The salted duck eggs looked delicious.

But after the salted duck eggs were sold out, Grandpa Xiangxiang couldn't change it, so he had to say to his granddaughter: "Don't you usually don't like eating this?"

Xiangxiang looked at her grandfather with a little look: Who said that? She likes to eat this. Because other children are eating it, she must like to eat it.

"I want it!" Xiangxiang stretched out her little hand and said.

"Don't ask your grandpa for it anymore, it's gone, it's nothing to sell it." Grandma Xiaogu said to the little girl.

Xiangxiang pouted her mouth and looked aggrieved. Looking at the salty duck eggs in the bowls of other children, she deeply felt that the food in her bowl was nothing fragrant.

"Why do you have what others have? " Grandpa Xiangxiang frowned at the granddaughter's performance.

Teacher Ning expressed his understanding of the child's behavior and said, "She is young and said she wants to have a sense of identity, so that she can feel safe. There is no need to criticize her nonsense." After that, Ning Yunxi turned to her son and said, "Xiangxiang also wants it. What are you planning to do? You have been the young class monitor, how can the teacher teach you?"

"Good things need to be shared." Leilei remembered what the teacher and his mother said, and said clearly in his little voice.

"How do you plan to share it with Xiangxiang?" Ning Yunxi asked his son.

Without saying a word, Leilei tried to dig half of the egg yolks in his salted duck eggs with a spoon, but he didn't know how to dig them, so he felt a little embarrassed with the little spoon in his little hand. Ning Yunxi helped his son and gave Xiangxiang a quarter of the yolks of the salted duck eggs that he had divided.

Xiangxiang's little mouth immediately made a sound of sucking saliva.
Chapter completed!