Mu Hun Marvel

Colson said he wanted to show off his Chinese cooking skills.

Mei sneered: "Just you, Chinese food?"

Colson was unconvinced: "I know Chinese food is difficult to cook, but don't underestimate me."

Mei folded her hands and watched Coulson scurry.

"...Are you adding salt or something?"

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"How do you cut this?"

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"...I remember to add a little chicken essence!"

"How much is a little?"

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"Mei, come on, I'll give you a hand." Colson retreated desperately.

The two of them were busy working in front of the stove, Li Jie was sitting by the bed, and her mother-in-law was holding little Tashi Delek in her arms.

"Both of them are good kids. They always ask people to bring me some food." The mother-in-law looked at the backs of Colson and Mei and said in Mandarin: "I told them not to give it to me. They can't eat it even if they are old. No matter how much, they were all eaten by Tashi Delek.”

Li Jie glanced at her in surprise.

I heard Colson say that her mother-in-law is Tibetan, but I didn't expect that in addition to English, her mother-in-law can also speak Mandarin.

Seeing Li Jie's surprised expression, her mother-in-law smiled: "After living for such a long time, I just learn one thing in my free time. Although I am from Tibetan origin, I know a lot of dialects from various places in my hometown."

My mother-in-law's words seemed to have magic power, which made people feel very comfortable after listening to them.

"Some people say that you have never aged, and that generations of family members have seen you..." Li Jie asked.

The mother-in-law smiled and did not answer.

The little Tashi Delek in her arms screamed, ran out of her mother-in-law's hands, ran up to Li Jie, and poked her head.

"Little Tashi Delek likes you very much!" The mother-in-law squinted her eyes and smiled.

Li Jie poked little Tashi Deleh's head with his hand and said, "I used to raise a little Brazilian tortoise."

He gestured, "It's smaller than little Tashi Delek, very cute."

He looked gloomy and said sternly: "When it was hibernating, I thought it was dead and buried it."

Mei used local materials, made a few simple dishes, and ate them near the bed. Li Jie went out to see Whitebeard II on the way, and unexpectedly found that he and Tashi Delek got along very well.

Seeing him coming out, Tashi Delek turned to look at him as a greeting. Whitebeard II was next to Tashi Dele, raised his head to glance at him, and then lowered his head to cup the turf.

The turf around him was almost bald.

After eating, Mei and Colson cleared away the dishes and helped their mother-in-law clean the house. Li Jie Mao was warming himself by the fire.

The mother-in-law looked at Li Jie quietly and suddenly said, "I've been waiting for you for a long time."

Li Jie was stunned.

"I have been waiting for a long, long time." My mother-in-law said with a happy smile on her face, "It was so long that I thought you would never come."

"miss home?"

Li Jie's heart skipped a beat and he was a little nervous.

Does his mother-in-law know his secret?

Looking into her mother-in-law's eyes, Li Jie's emotions slowly calmed down. After taking a breath, Li Jie shook his head: "I don't want to."

After hearing this, my mother-in-law felt distressed and said, "You suffered a lot over there, right?"

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When Li Jie's father got off work, there was a heavy rainstorm. The water was up to his knees, mixed with sand and gravel, and was so turbid that it was difficult to see clearly what was going on under the water.

To facilitate drainage, the manhole covers on the roadside were lifted. The warning sign was washed away by the heavy rain. After his father fell in, he never came up again.

His mother's head turned gray with worry all night. The conditions at home were not very good to begin with. Without the backbone of the family, one can imagine the situation.

He was very strict and failed to live up to expectations. He was addicted to games all day long and didn't know how to study at all. His grades plummeted.

Li Jie's mother held many jobs and shuttled back and forth across the city's streets: she helped deliver water and moved goods; she worked as a saleswoman and also set up her own street stall. Every time I get off work, I put on my toy holster and go hand out flyers on a hot day. Sometimes flyers cannot be distributed and people bully me.

Li Jie only found out about this after his mother committed suicide by drinking pesticide.

His mother left him a letter. She said in the letter that she was sorry for him and ran away without raising him. She really