Yuan Si was woken up bright and early by the racket from her nephews.
When she sat up, she saw she was the only one on the bed—in fact, the only one in the room. Li Yuanshan and their mother had already gotten up.
Hearing the chattering outside, Yuan Si leisurely got dressed.
The Zhao children had been waiting anxiously outside. Seeing their aunt finally open the door, they cheered and swarmed around her.
"Auntie, you're finally awake?"
"Auntie, are we going to start training today?"
"Auntie, are we going to do the horse stance?"
"Auntie, I want some candy."
Only the youngest one wasn't concerned with becoming a great hero; he was still in his foodie phase.
"Hold on a minute," Yuan Si said, stopping them. She then took out her toiletries and began to wash up with the warm water her mother had prepared.
The boys followed her around like a flock of ducklings, asking about anything they didn't recognize.
"Auntie, what are you doing?"
