Chapter 83: Big Kids and Little Kids

Lu Qi: "..."

???

This old man got him up early in the morning just to make him play with water here?

Is this something a grandpa would do?

Lu Qi squatted by the shore, holding his breath for quite a while, squatting until his legs were almost numb, and his hands were so cold that he was losing sensation.

He tilted his fair cheek and patiently asked, "Grandpa, is it okay now?"

"Don’t make noise!" The old man sat on the shore, steadfastly holding his fishing rod to fish, glaring at him fiercely, "If you scare away my fish, I’ll never forgive you!"

Lu Qi: "..."

He seriously suspected that his grandpa had joined some cult.

For example, before fishing, one must sacrifice a child’s hand or something.

Letting him play with water was just a facade.

Maybe something was about to bite off his hand later.

Lu Qi often came to the old house before, so he naturally knew that his grandpa, to catch fish, was just like he was when he fought for power in his youth, did all sorts of mad things just to achieve his goal!

Sacrificing him was no surprise.

But the boy then thought that although his grandpa was usually ruthless and cold-blooded, he shouldn’t be mad enough to use a child for...

"How could it not work!"

After a short while, the old man tightly knitted his brows, staring at the calm water surface with his aged eyes, muttering under his breath,

"It’s strange, isn’t it said that these fish especially like children?"

Lu Qi: "..."

His grandpa really joined some cult, right!!!

...

The little girl slept too late last night.

This morning when woken up by her dad, her small body twisted and turned, hugging the quilt, like a little worm, refusing to get up no matter what.

"Get up."

The handsome, aloof man was wearing a black shirt, standing in front of the floor mirror, the crisp and well-fitting suit pants outlining his long, straight legs.

He lowered his indifferent brows, looking down to put on his watch, his voice carrying no warmth:

"I won’t say it twice!"

The little loli was sitting on the bed, hugging the quilt, swaying side to side, as if she could fall asleep at any moment, her half-open eyes, and her sleepy baby voice:

"Dad, you can’t do this! Auntie said that kids need to sleep eight hours each day. Li Li has only slept for seven hours now..."

The man didn’t even lift his eyelids, calmly and composedly replied to her:

"Your auntie said kids need eight hours of sleep, but you’re different. As a big child of 300 years old, seven hours of sleep are enough for you."

Little Lu Li: "..."

Lu Junhan tilted his head: "Still not getting up?"

Everyone in the Heavenly Realm can live for thousands of years, Lu Li is 300 years old, actually considered very small in the Heavenly Realm.

Her intelligence is about the same as a three-year-old child in the Mortal World.

Therefore, the little girl is particularly easy to be played for a fool by her dad.

Since dad says she’s a big child, then she is a big child.

Lu Li finally got up from bed.

Before entering the bathroom, the little girl seemed to remember something, furrowed her small brows, turned her head to ask her dad, her pretty eyes showing confusion and puzzlement:

"But dad, you used to sleep eight hours each day, so are you a child?"

"Brush your teeth," Lu Junhan glanced at her coldly, his thin lips curled slightly, "So much nonsense just to get up."

"..."

Hmph, dad is definitely jealous that I’m bigger than him.

After all, I am a big child.

The little girl put on slippers, hummed and headed to the bathroom.

...

When Lu Junhan and Lu Li finally came downstairs, the old man, Lu Qi, and Song Qingwan were already seated at the dining table.

Lu Qi and Song Qingwan’s faces didn’t look too good, their cheeks showing slight pallor, and their eyes had a layer of obvious dark circles from lack of sleep.

Among them, the old man’s expression was the most normal.

His face was glowing, full of spirit, as if the person who sneakily took Lu Qi to fish early in the morning was not him.

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