"Mom, let me do it myself." Bai Lu dared not let her mother-in-law help carry it.
Mrs. Lu looked at her son.
Jun Ye wiped the sweat from carrying Luoluo and came over to help his wife carry the IV bag.
Mrs. Lu remembered what Grandpa Yao just said about being hungry and said, "Haven't the three of you eaten yet? Eat here, I'll cook noodles for you right away." Saying this, she called Lu Huan to quickly go home and bring over the leftover meat and vegetables from the fridge.
Grandma Yao held Luoluo and didn't rush home; she sat on the sofa in the living room, letting Little Zhengzheng sit next to her. Earlier, Little Baozi was in the room playing puzzles with his uncle, finished halfway, and brought it out to the living room to continue.
The child was fully immersed in the game, seemingly oblivious to the happenings around him.
Grandma Yao hugged her sweetly sleeping grandson and asked Little Baozi affectionately, "What do you think of my Luoluo?"
