Shen Yi had been annoyed to hear that Chen Feng was in the same train car as Jiao Jiao. But when he heard Xiao Shi's last words, the tension in his brow slowly eased.
He couldn't vouch for much else, but Shen Yi could guarantee one thing: his mother in this life was leagues better than that Li Xiaomei.
Now in a great mood, Shen Yi casually asked, "Xiao Shi, who do you think is nicer? The big brother you met on the train, or me?"
"Of course you are! He can't compare to you at all."
A smile bloomed on Shen Yi's lips. "Does Xiao Shi like roast chicken?" he asked. "When we get home, if you're not too sleepy, I'll take you out to eat."
"Okay!" Xiao Shi paused, then added in a small voice, "Can we bring my mom and dad and my sister too? They always save the best food for me, and I don't want to be the only one eating something good."
The little girl was so thoughtful it made your heart ache.
Shen Yi smiled. "Of course. If they're not too tired, we'll all go together. It's my treat."
