Chapter 638： We want to talk to the second sibling (1/2)

Shan Rong said with a smile, ”This is my boyfriend, not uncle, but uncle.”

”Uncle.” Tian Cheng shouted awkwardly, and lowered his head to touch the child's little hand.

The child looked down at her, grinned at her, and held her index finger tightly with his little hand.

Gong Mo smiled and said, ”He likes you~”

Gong Jin had an injured expression: ”He ignored me just now because he didn't like me.”

Tian Cheng's face collapsed, thinking that he might run Gong Mo, and said solemnly: ”I have always had children. When I bump into other people holding children on the bus, those children will laugh at me.”

”Just kidding, what are you doing so serious?” Gong Jin frowned.

”Okay, go to eat!” the sister-in-law said.

Everyone looked at the dishes and served them on the table.

Hu Yinghong called Gong Fei: ”Come to eat!”

Gong Fei replied through the door: ”Don't eat! I lose weight!”

Everyone was taken aback, and they all looked at the other side and thought: Even if you don’t eat, you should serve it at the table somehow, is this polite? Doing it this way is as if guests are not welcome.

Hu Yinghong choked, but didn't force it, and said to everyone, ”This is how they are in the entertainment industry, they don't dare to get fat! So, I will just give her a crab!”

Fortunately, two boxes of crabs are enough, one is left for each person, and no one talks about her.

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After eating, the child needs to change a diaper and starts to cry.

Hu Yinghong and the others have raised children, and they knew what was going on at a glance, and hurriedly said, ”Come to my room and change it. It's more spacious over there.”

”Why is this embarrassing?” Gong Mo said.

”It's okay, why are you polite with me?” Hu Yinghong put down the half-cleaned dishes and took them there in person.

Tian Cheng followed over to watch, and asked Gong Mo in a low voice: ”Can I take a picture of him later?”

”Okay!” Gong Mo agreed.

Entering the room, Gong Mo said to Sheng Nanxuan, ”Leave it to my mother and me. It's crowded here.”