Chapter 247: Dating (2)

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"Naughty." Yan Chi chuckled, but still opened his mouth. The flower is very sweet and slightly sour, which is more suitable for children.
"You run with your uncle at such a young age, and you have no place to live. This kind of life is not good." She should have a good girl at a young age, and live a good life in Jinyiyu, instead of running around, he It hurt her to have such a hard life as a child.
Xiao Yao widened his eyes and smiled sideways: "Why are you frowning, are you pitiful for me? Then you are wrong. Dad was going to put me in the place of my uncle, but I did n’t want to be trapped in one world, so I followed him. Come out. Otherwise, Xiao Yao you are seeing now is a young lady who has nothing to do with chickens, not this girl who can accompany you to play around. "
"How old are you? You have the courage to come out and go." Yan Chi was surprised and had to admire her courage.
"Hee hee, daring is a gift, this girl has been very brave since she was a kid."
"A cow is afraid to compare with you, it is much more timid than you."
The two strolled on the clean bluestone street. Xiao Yao saw a familiar archway and took Yan Chi's hand to walk over.
"I came here when I was a kid, and I made a mark here. I wonder if it's still there?" Xiao Yao searched carefully around the arches of the archway, playing together and destroying public properties every time he went there.
Yan Chi glanced up and scanned the archway to see the emblem on it, and a smile flashed in his eyes.
He crouched down, wondering what she was looking for: "What mark did you make?"
Xiao Yao is full of confidence: "I won't tell you, you will surely know that I carved it when I see it."
"Oh, it must be something unique to Yaoer."
The two looked and looked on the pillars, and Yan Chi finally found it under a stone carving cloud.
He chuckled, and sure enough he could see at a glance what she could carve.
It was a villain's head with two buns in his mouth, his tongue was grimacing, and there was a twisted line next to it. He looked at it for a long time before recognizing it.
He groaned strangely in a poem-like tone: "Aunt Grandma has come here, leaving a paw."