"Hello!" Everyone greeted her one by one.
Suddenly, someone realized something wasn’t right and, pointing at Sheng Yeli, said, "He is your Young Uncle, and you call us ’little brothers,’ doesn’t that mean we should also call this kid ’uncle’? No way! How about you call us ’uncle’ too?"
As soon as he finished, he was met with opposition from the others: "Scram, scram, scram, if you want to be an uncle, you go be one. Little sister, just call me ’brother’."
"Exactly, exactly, exactly, we just want to be your brothers."
Xu Weiran, standing to the side, lightly clicked his tongue and said, "Now what do we have here? Why does this girl’s character look so familiar? Isn’t it just like our Ali."
They’re both tsundere ghosts.
But this girl clearly knows how to play cute better than that kid.
Sheng Ning’an was slightly stunned when she saw Xu Weiran, but there wasn’t a trace of guilt on her face. Instead, she ran up to him with a grin and said in a chummy tone, "Little brother, is that you? Thanks for helping An’an with the door earlier. Mwah, An’an will treat you to some candy." After saying that, she extended a piece of candy towards Xu Weiran.
Xu Weiran didn’t take it, and the little girl blinked and asked, "Little brother, don’t you like candy? I have something else..." She was about to retract her hand to get something else.
"How could I?" said Xu Weiran with a cryptic smile, swiftly taking the piece of candy from her hand, "Brother loves candy the most!"
Miss Sheng showed him a big smile, her large eyes clearly conveying:
You can’t speak ill of me once you’ve taken my candy, you know!
Xu Weiran smiled again!
Despite her young age, this girl was quite cunning.
The little princess Sheng took a tour around the laboratory. There wasn’t much to see except for a pile of experimental equipment, so just as she was about to leave, she suddenly noticed a universal board on the table in front of Xu Weiran. It was connected to countless intertwined wires, crisscrossing like a spider’s web.
Driven by curiosity, she leaned in and asked, "Little brother, what’s this?"
It was a CPU that Xu Weiran had built himself, which took him several months. Fearing that the girl would mess it up, he quickly said, "Don’t touch it."
His voice was urgent and loud, and suddenly rang out, startling Sheng Ning’an. As she backed away, she accidentally stepped on a power strip on the floor, connected to one end of a circuit board.
A "crash" sound followed, and the entire circuit board was pulled to the ground. The originally connected wires were now a jumbled mess.
Xu Weiran’s vision momentarily went dark.
His months of hard work, now all gone.
Everyone else turned their attention towards the noise and, upon seeing the circuit board on the floor, the group collectively fell silent.
That was the kid’s most important thing.
He wouldn’t get so angry that he’d hit someone, would he?
Sheng Yeli quickly walked up, protecting the dazed Sheng Ning’an behind him, and said seriously to Xu Weiran, "She didn’t do it on purpose. Don’t worry, I will help you fix the circuit board."
Then, he turned back, stern-faced, to look at the little girl behind him, "Sheng Ning’an, didn’t you promise me you wouldn’t touch things carelessly?"
"I didn’t," the little girl, regaining her senses, shook her head at Sheng Yeli.
She had been startled suddenly, which caused her to accidentally touch it.
But she knew how to read the room, and looking at everyone’s expressions, she knew she had caused trouble.
If you’ve done something wrong, you should admit it.
Sheng Annin peeked out from behind Sheng Yeli with a small voice, timidly saying, "I’m sorry, little brother, I didn’t mean it. Are you okay?"