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"Let's go to school."
As he watched the children board the bus, he stood by the roadside with other villagers, seeing two buses drive away before waving to Valery. "Two buses aren't enough anymore. The number of households and children in the village is increasing. Check to see which family has a kid who got their license; we need to buy another bus."
Valery lit a cigarette for him. "We need to be careful about this. Driving the village bus isn't a joke; one bus carries dozens of lives."
"Right."
The two slowly made their way back to the village when Valery suddenly slapped his forehead. "Oh, I got it!"
"Whose kid?"
Old Russian grinned at Xu Li. "It's Yefim's son-in-law—the one who cried and shouted about wanting to divorce his daughter two years ago. I can't remember his name, but I do know he drives long-distance buses. Should we ask him?"
"You go ahead; I need to get home and hug my grandson more."
Xu Li patted his back, and after they parted ways, he returned home. In the living room and bedroom lay a bunch of chubby little ones, six brown bears that were as fat as pigs, just like their parents.
The boiler room was occupied by the mother bear, leaving the little ones to huddle close by her side or squeeze in between or in corners like gas cans. The sofa was Uncle Bai's territory, and they dared not invade his little nest for fear of getting scolded.
"Grandpa, hug!"
Xu Li took off his coat and changed his shoes, rubbing his big hands together as he picked up his plump grandson from Lisa's arms, who was kicking his legs wildly. Kamila and Xu Weixia were still pregnant with Jinling, and it seemed they would give birth in less than two months.
Xu Weixia and Angelina spent New Year in Moscow, while Xiao Si Xiao Wu was busy filming. That damn Xu Lei had booked them multiple gigs all at once, even some overseas music festivals, intending for them to expand their influence further.
These two kids were at least not as lazy as their older brother Er Ge!
That little brat Zhuo Ya had turned Daria's yard into her own kingdom, bringing over all the older girls while the younger ones went off to school. Four older girls stubbornly refused to attend school and planned to work directly on the ranch instead.
Xu Li had tried persuading them several times but eventually gave up. He figured he could afford a few mouths; let them be.
April in Siberia was still a blanket of white, yet on Jinling Street, some people were already wearing short skirts. Kamila had given birth to a boy this time, making Xu Haigui smile brightly at everyone he met.
However, it was Xu Li who named him. Holding his second grandson for a long time, he finally declared: "His full name is Xu Xiao Hai, and his nickname is Alexander."
Peter beside him felt a bit jealous. "Dad, why does my son Xiaotian have to be called Boyka? It’s the same name as Uncle!"
"You don't understand anything," Xu Li shot him a glare while holding his grandson. "Let me tell you something: anyone named Boyka is tough. Your uncle can fight, right? He served eight years in Signal Flag and has killed hundreds; now he’s even a deputy commander."
"What does that mean?"
Seeing Peter and Xu Weihua looking confused and shaking their heads, Xu Li grinned. "This name is strong and prestigious. I'm not expecting my grandson to become some high official; I just hope this kid can fight—at least better than you!"
"That's impossible," Peter scoffed, shaking his head. "I've already won seven matches in a row. Just one more and I can challenge the World Heavyweight Champion. This kid hasn't even gotten started yet."
"Alright, when my grandson is a bit older, I'll send him to the ranch. I'll personally teach him and see if he can beat you when he grows up."
Lisa and Kamila, who was lying in the hospital bed, watched the two of them bicker, both struggling to suppress their laughter. Yekaterina tugged at her grandfather's arm, eager to see her little brother as well.
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