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In the small courtyard at dusk, Anna and Eva sat across from each other at a small square table, tackling problems that neither of them could solve. Xiao Qi and Xiao Ba put down their pencils, pouting as they counted on their chubby little fingers, muttering to themselves about the number of rabbit heads and chicken feet, both of which were incorrect.
Watching the children scratch their heads in confusion, Anna smiled but said nothing. She quietly observed until the kids wrote down what they believed to be the correct answers. Only then would she guide them on how to solve the problems based on the right answers. Before they knew it, evening had arrived.
Xu Li parked the car in the garage and had just stepped out when the two little ones ran over, each hugging one of his legs while excitedly recounting their brain-teasing problems. Xu Li patted their heads, saying, "That's because you haven't grasped the method yet."
"Let's eat," Eva suggested.
She gathered the children's papers, pencils, and erasers, pushing two small tables together to form a long one before heading to the kitchen to serve dinner. Lao San had taken Irina and Daria on a trip to Huaxia, saying they would spend some extra time there.
Currently, Huaxia was the safest place in Blue Star; it had plenty of food and entertainment. It was better not to wander elsewhere—after all, getting into trouble could lead to serious consequences!
After dinner, the two children watched cartoons while the couple enjoyed a drink in the courtyard. Eva looked at her husband and remarked, "Xiao Qi and Xiao Ba are really smart. They figured out such a complex problem so quickly; it's a shame we can't teach them properly here."
Anna nodded in agreement. "We really don't have good educational resources here. Should we send them to Huaxia?"
Xu Li lit a cigarette and thought for a long moment before finally nodding. "That sounds good. Now that we've handed over the ranch to Lao San, we can spend some time in Huaxia during our off-season. The educational resources there are indeed top-notch."
In just a few words, the couple arranged for Xiao Qi and Xiao Ba's next activities clearly. Meanwhile, the two little ones were still giggling in the living room as they watched cartoons.
"Hey Makarov, how have you been? Hahaha!"
Second Uncle You Tu called him up. Xu Li raised an eyebrow at his tone. "Look at you! Have you struck it rich?"
"Hahaha! My eldest son has been assigned under Ivan now."
"Wow, that's great! Aren't you going to treat us to a few tables?"
With a silly grin on his face, he replied, "I called just to let you know that tomorrow night you all should come over for dinner. As such a big boss, shouldn't you bring some gifts for your nephew?"
"Sure! I'll get him a car for commuting; how about that?"
After hanging up the phone, he shrugged at his two wives while all three continued laughing and enjoying their drinks.
I really can’t write fantasy, is there any kind you’d like to read? Urban genres are actually similar, but I want to open up a new track, such as the magical Brother Three, with tens of millions of people and billions of animals. There is a lot more that I can write about, and it is quite interesting, after all, Brother Three’s train of thought is quite famous. The plot can be combined with some of the heroes and villains from the Brother Three movie, such as the urban management officers who dismantled electric poles with their bare hands, and the policemen who shot Xiao Niu Niu, and the villains who committed various acts of seeking death. Or I could start a new Maozi with a similar style, but I'm afraid people will get tired of it. I will definitely not touch any fantasy or fairy tale genres. I have written four books with more than ten chapters in one day, but none of them are readable. After I've complained, you can leave comments. It would be best if you could give me your valuable opinions and ideas. I'll summarize it here. Wish you all a good dream, good night
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