"I want a bottle, I want a bottle—" Qi Tu's cry became staccato and sometimes loud and sometimes small.

The little guy was attracted by the ginger candy in Wallen's hand, which was much bigger than the rock candy bag in his hand.

Listening to Qi Tu's cry almost turned into a dry howl, Wallen put the ginger candy back in the drawer, still not looking at Qi Tu.

"I want that candy—" Qi Tu shouted, followed by a long, zigzag sob.

"Okay," Wallen and Qi Tu looked at each other, "then you drink the milk powder first, and I'll give you that candy." ”

"Oh. Qi Tu agreed very aggrievedly and sobbed a few more times.

Warlene hugged Qi Tu to sit on a chair, wrapped a large towel around Qi Tu, and then prepared to feed Qi Tu milk powder.

"I drink it myself. The little guy didn't want Wallen to feed him, he held the cup and drank the milk powder, and sprinkled it while drinking, and after drinking a cup of milk powder, he spilled less than half a cup on the big towel.

"Yes, the rabbit is really capable. Wallen gave a thumbs up.

Qi Tu looked at the drawer where Warren put the ginger candy and handed the cup back to Warleen: "I want to." ”

"Do you still want to drink milk powder?" The cup that Warlene gave to Qi Tu to make milk powder was used as a small pot when she was studying in the capital, a very large stainless steel cup, didn't the little guy drink it yet?

"Hmm. Qi Tu nodded and glanced at the drawer again.

Warlene laughed: "Rabbit, if you are already full, don't hold on, Auntie said she would give you sugar, she would definitely give it to you, absolutely speaking." ”

Qi Tu gestured with his little hand: "Drink so much more." ”

"Okay, then I'll give you a bubble. "Warlene remembered that Wu Tianming said that Qi Tu's food can be as large as an adult, maybe he really didn't drink enough.

After soaking another half cup of milk powder, Warlene told Qi Tu: "You can drink as much as you can, and if you can't drink it, it's okay." ”

Qi Tu took the cup, without saying a word, drank half a cup of milk powder in one go, and this time he didn't spill it at all.

Then, Qi Tu's eyes were glued to the drawer and refused to leave.

Warlene took the ginger candy out of the drawer and told Qi Tu about the conditions: "Auntie will give you the candy, but you can't eat it now, otherwise Auntie will have to keep the candy for you, and she will give it to you after breakfast." ”

When she spoke, she didn't dare to get too close to Qi Tu, for fear that the sugar would be snatched away by Qi Tu again.

Qi Tu shook his little head vigorously: "I don't eat, my mother said, if you eat sugar at night, your teeth will be drilled by insects." ”

"Wow, the rabbit is so sensible!" Volin gave Qi Tu a big compliment and gave him ginger candy.

With the milk powder full and the sugar in hand, Wallen thought that Qi Tu would go to sleep now, however, she thought too beautifully.

The little guy poured all the ginger candy on the bed, and played a game of dividing the sugar, and there were words in his mouth, but Wallen couldn't hear what he was reading, probably the name of the child, anyway, a small pile of sugar into one name.

Warlene and Qi Tu discussed: "Rabbit, it's night, it's time to go to bed, let's go to bed first, and then play at dawn, okay?"

"I'm not playing," the little guy looked very serious, "I'm going to count how many candies there are and make a plan." ”

"What's the plan?" Wallen smiled helplessly, "You tell Auntie, let's make plans together, and the speed of the two of them is faster than one person." ”

"No, my mother said, do your own things, and you can't trouble others. The little one slashed the stacks of sugar and began to re-divide them again with great words.

Okay, you plan slowly, I squint for a while, and Wallen's eyes really can't be opened.

However, wishes are good drops, but the little guy is not allowed to drop.