My Little Sweet Wife 3

Chapter 491 - Mischievous Behavior II

Leo looked at Lily, who was beside him, with a face full of dejection. He put his hand under his chin and nodded in agreement. "Mommy is right. We can't hold our bladders, it will only make us fall sick."

Leo then pouted and said dejectedly, "I almost wet my pants like Piggy!"

He quickly ran to the bathroom, but he couldn't open the door. Leo knocked on the door and called out to his father, "Dada, Dada! I want to pee!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Lisa opened the door and carried the little thing in.

Once Leo left, Jennie looked at Lily with a serious look. She glared at her and said, "Lils, when you go out with your big brother in the future, you are not allowed to go to the neighbor's house anymore! Also, you are not allowed to eavesdrop on other people's conversations. What that uncle says is not something you should listen to, do you understand?"

Lily blinked her big eyes, "But that uncle's grandson always brings candy for me to eat when he comes home from school. I'm not going to see that uncle, I'm going to see his grandson!"

Jennie's mouth twitched as she placed a hand on her forehead.

"That kid is only in the fourth grade, but he already knows how to use candy to deceive a young and ignorant girl like you."

That kid at the neighbor's house was very smart and was also very good to Leo and Lily. He often played with them when he came back from school and was very attached to the kids. Lily is only three years old. What was that stinking brat thinking? Now a fourth-grade boy knows to pick up a girl?

"Hee hee, mommy ~" Lily immediately threw herself into Jennie's embrace, hugging her legs with her soft arms. "Mommy, Lily is going to take a bath with dada too. Once big brother got in, he didn't come out! Hmph!"

Jennie turned around and looked at the bathroom door. Hearing the sound of water and laughter, she smiled and released Lily. She then took her to the bathroom and let her inside before she went to the kitchen.

"Jennie, here. Take this medicine." Chitthip found the medicine and quickly handed it over.

After taking medicine, Jennie squatted down to clean the toys on the foam board that Leo and Lily had played with. Chitthip was about to go to the kitchen to heat the food when Jennie stopped her. "About that, mom..."

Chitthip turned to look at her. "What's wrong?"

"I heard that grandpa wanted to take Diana to a small house in the suburbs." Jennie went straight to the point.

Chitthip was stunned for a moment before sighing softly, "Jennie, the reason why mom doesn't want to wake you up in the morning is that I was afraid that you'd feel uncomfortable. The Old Man is already old and his heart is still much softer than when he was young. After all, Diana was the child who had grown-up in front of him."

"He knew that Diana was in a miserable state, but he couldn't let her go back to the Family. He only wanted someone to pick her up, ask her to leave those random people, and give her a little house."

"Mom, I can understand grandfather's plan. After all, his heart is made of flesh and blood. Even though Diana is not his granddaughter, how can his love for her end just like that? This is also a good thing, it's just ..."

Jennie hesitated for a moment. "I don't want Lisa to go."

"Ask Uncle Li or dad to pick her up. Diana has been very attached to Uncle Li since she was young. If he asked her to leave, she would go with him." At this moment, the bathroom door opened and Lisa walked out, wiping his hair with a clean towel as he spoke calmly. He then brought the two clean children out.

"Jennie, go put their clothes on. I need to talk to mom about something."

"There's no need for you to talk about this to me. I also don't support this. It's better if Old Li takes her, so we don't have to worry about that anymore." Chitthip sighed.

Lisa nodded and gestured with his eyes for Jennie to bring the kids back to the bedroom.

Jennie understood and walked over to carry Leo and Lily, whose faces were full of happiness from the shower. She then entered the bedroom.

"Mommy, mommy, isn't dada taller than you?" Lily asked while Jennie dressed her up and put her on the bed.

Jennie chuckled slightly. "Dada is definitely taller than mommy. Why did you suddenly ask such a question?"

Lily frowned and said, "Mommy, every time we take a shower and when you hug me, I can't even touch the light with my hands. But when dada took me, I almost felt the light with my hands, but dada didn't let me touch it."

"Of course, you can't touch the lights carelessly. Remember that everything mommy and dada say and do is for the benefit of you and your big brother. You should never touch something you cannot touch." Jennie smiled as she chatted with her daughter as she helped put on the last clothes on Leo.

"Hee hee ~" After laughing leisurely for a while, Lily started to turn her attention to the small bow on her dress. Lowering her head, she went to play by herself.

Leo sat obediently next to Lily and muttered to himself.

Jennie lowered her head and listened carefully to what the boy was saying. In the end, she heard Leo saying, "Dada has a 'chicken' like me. Mommy won't touch my chicken when it itches, but she did to daddy."

Just as Jennie's face turned green because of his words, Lily, who was sitting next to him, suddenly said mysteriously, "Mommy, mommy! Dada's 'chicken' is much bigger than big brother!"

Jennie slammed her head on the bed and stopped moving.

What did she usually teach them? She hadn't told them this!

Could it be that before, when she wasn't paying attention, she, as their mother, was actually so obscene?

Just as she was feeling extremely sorrowful, the bedroom door opened. She raised her head and saw Lisa had changed his clothes and stood in front of the door with a soft smile on his face. "Those two little things are so dishonest when taking a shower. When they get older, won't they go wild?"

"Don't they still have a father to look after them?" Jennie stood up while smiling and looking outside.

After glancing at Chitthip and seeing her enter the kitchen, she then asked gently, "How is it?"

"Mom is more inclined to the two of us in this matter, and she really doesn't want us to get involved in Diana's problem. I'll call Uncle Li at noon and ask him to pick her up. If Diana doesn't want to listen, then there's no need for the Family to care about her in the future. Whether she lives or dies is her own choice."

Lisa raised his hand and caressed her face. With a gentle and warm gaze, he asked, "Does your head still hurt?"

"It doesn't hurt anymore. This time, the fever isn't serious. Moreover, you and mom are watching over me like a hawk. No matter how serious my fever was, it's getting better." Jennie smiled as she hugged him.

She then tip-toed and pressed her lips against his.

Lisa chuckled and then bent down to kiss her. He continued, "A friend from a company in Beijing called me yesterday and told me that the board of directors there already knew that I was going home. I must go there soon."

"Are you going back to work? Then how about your recuperating period?"

Lisa just came back, and when Jennie heard that he was going to Beijing, she slightly frowned, unwilling to part with him.