"Brother! Young’eun wants to ride the plane too."
This time, his years of fitness experience came in handy, and Liu Xin’an nodded without refusing his sister’s request.
After all, he had two hands.
Soon, the Liu Xin’an-brand airplane took off, carrying his two adorable sisters as passengers.
Influenced by his sisters, Liu Xin’an joined in the childish play before realizing it and finally put them down after quite some time.
He looked at his family members, who were teasing him, and coughed.
"Let’s eat, let’s eat!"
"Hahaha, do Youyun and Young’eun like their brother?"
"Um." That was the smaller Park Youyun’s response.
The older Park Young’eun, on the other hand, was much more enthusiastic. She ran around the house full of energy, and feeling that wasn’t enough, ran to Liu Xin’an’s side to pull on his arm, probably wanting to play like they did just before.
A little roughhousing was okay occasionally, but there needed to be some limits.
The one who was responsible for playing the good cop and the strict one at home was naturally the aunt.
No wonder, ever since she had two precious daughters, the uncle had almost become a slave to his daughters.
How could he possibly be strict with his two daughters?
"Young’eun! Don’t disturb your brother during meals."
To Liu Xin’an’s surprise, little Young’eun didn’t throw a tantrum but merely pouted with a little "Oh" and then obediently went to her aunt, letting her aunt pick her up onto the table in wait for the meal.
This scene made Liu Xin’an’s eyes widen.
The reason for his amazement was simple: the little girl was too obedient.
"Does it remind you of yourself when you were little?"
Teased by his mother in such a way, Liu Xin’an was somewhat at a loss for words. He was just about to explain when he noticed his uncle and aunt looking at him with amusement.
Great, without a doubt, his mother had already told the two of them all about his childhood misdeeds.
Knowing that he couldn’t clear it up, Liu Xin’an simply didn’t try to explain and picked up his chopsticks, ready to eat.
However, before eating, Liu Xin’an suddenly remembered his childhood friend.
"By the way, uncle, has mom told you about Chenglu?"
"Chenglu? Yes, I know, she told me, but I haven’t met Chenglu yet."
Li Chenglu had long been considered a daughter by Park Jinsuk, and since she was another daughter, an introduction was inevitable.
However, at the moment, Park Jinyoung only knew of her and had not yet met this niece of his.
And as for the relationship between Liu Xin’an’s family and Li Chenglu, he who had only found out not long ago found it very novel indeed.
He understood the saying that distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors, but maintaining such a good relationship with a neighbor... that was truly rare.
"Chenglu would probably be thrilled to meet you."
"She’s a fan of Twice, the fiercely enthusiastic kind."
"Really? Then let her come to the company to visit sometime."
"Go on, stop joking. Chenglu is busy, her job is different from your freelance work." Park Jinsuk said irritably, glancing at Liu Xin’an. The two kids were good in all aspects except the one that troubled her the most: neither of them was married.
Liu Xin’an was not too bad; although he was also unrushed, at least he was truly in a relationship and preparing for marriage. Tʜe sourcᴇ of thɪs content ɪs novèlfire.net
She and Wu Xiu were almost worried sick about that.
"I’m a broadcaster, not some freelancer." Liu Xin’an was defensive. Why was his job deemed less serious while Li Chenglu’s was considered proper work!
But clearly, his mom had no interest in discussing the matter.
After a few bites of their meal and chatting about family matters, the conversation naturally turned to Park Jinsuk’s husband, Liu Xin’an’s father.
"Mom, didn’t you tell uncle about dad’s matter?"
Caught off guard while sipping soup, Park Jinsuk was also frank and nodded.
"Yeah, I didn’t know how to say it well, so you tell them."
"...Don’t you think it’s weird to say that, asking your son to introduce his own father?"
"Are you going to say it or not?"
"I’ll say it, say it, say