Her classmates always envied her when they found out that she had a cousin who was top scorer in science in the city's high school entrance examination and college entrance examination. She once told her deskmate that she was actually quite afraid of her cousin and did not dare to be alone with her. The awe of Ba.
Her deskmate also complained that she was afraid of everything, but there was nothing she was not afraid of.
Gao Ai sometimes thought about it, and it was really true.
If there was anyone in the world that she didn't feel afraid of, it would be her deskmate. After all, they grew up together and were good friends from kindergarten to high school.
"Sister, come, sit down." Gao Ai saw her cousin looking at her, nervous and not knowing where to put her hands and feet.
"Cancan is out. Today we have your favorite sweet and sour pork ribs, and Xiao Ai's favorite cold dishes." Grandpa Su had just prepared the cold dishes, and when he saw his aunt and uncle setting out the bowls and chopsticks, Su Jin didn't do anything. , sat down with peace of mind.
Gao Ai didn't find it strange. She served her cousin a bowl of soup and then sat down next to her in fear.
Seeing the two sisters sitting side by side, Grandma Su smiled even more. This is what a family of sisters should look like.
At the dinner table, Su Jinrong carefully told her daughter to be good and listen to her cousin. Mathematics and English are very important.
Gao Ai nodded in agreement as usual. After Su Jinrong and her husband left, Gao Ai saw that her grandmother carefully prepared fruit for her cousin, cut it into small pieces, inserted toothpicks into each piece, and gave it to her cousin. In the room, he warned me carefully: "Cancan, be careful with the toothpick when eating. Now you have to take a walk to eat, and then go back to the room to work later."
Seeing Su Jin nodding, Grandma Su asked Gao Ai to accompany her, and then she and Grandpa Su cleaned up the dishes.
Seeing her grandparents like this, Gao Ai was embarrassed to follow her cousin for a walk downstairs. She carefully tugged at the corner of her cousin's clothes and whispered: "Sister."
"Huh?" Su Jin turned around and looked at her doubtfully.
"Not full?" Su Jin asked.
"No, no, sister, I'm full. I want to help my grandparents clean up the dishes. Can we go downstairs later?" Gao Ai waved his hands hurriedly, fearing that his cousin would misunderstand.
When she came here before, her parents were there, as were her uncles and aunts. With her mother and them helping her, she felt that she could be lazy.
But now her parents are in a hurry and leave right after dinner. Grandpa and grandma are old, and she feels embarrassed when she sees her grandpa and grandma working so hard.
"Why do you want to help? Grandpa and grandma didn't say they wanted to help?" Su Jin looked at Gao Ai with confusion in her eyes.
Although his cousin's expression was still cold, Gao Ai could tell that his cousin was really confused.
Does my cousin think that as long as they don't say it, they don't need it?
Gao Ai blinked, feeling that her previous understanding of her cousin was somewhat incorrect.
"Grandpa and grandma didn't say they wanted to help, because they couldn't bear to see us working hard, but I can't bear to see them working hard either."
Hearing this, Su Jin frowned, "Then if you went to help, wouldn't it make them feel bad?"
Gao Ai:......
"If you want to go, go ahead. I'll go for a walk by myself. It's a waste of time to clean up the dishes." Su Jin finished impatiently and left.
Gao Ai: ...Sure enough, she is still the same cousin as before.
When she came back, her grandparents had already put away the dishes and had to wash the dishes. She went into the kitchen and asked them to rest and do it themselves.
"Didn't you go for a walk with your sister to eat? Why are you back?" Grandma Su did not move away and stopped Gao Ai from helping: "Studying is very tiring, so there is no need to do these housework. You and I Grandpa can do it.”
"The sun is too strong outside, so I came back." Gao Ai said obediently, "Grandma, you have to change your mind after studying, otherwise you will be even more tired."
"Then go watch TV and listen to music. This is called relaxation." Grandma Su smiled, and then said: "Cancan also disliked the sun in the summer, and would walk around the living room to eat at noon. What happened today? Just go down?"
"Maybe I've been suffocating in the room recently." Grandpa Su said.
"Xiao Ai, stop doing this. Your grandma and I can do this. This person is old and always feels uncomfortable if he doesn't find something to do. If you feel bored, go read a book first and draw whatever you don't understand. Come out and wait for your sister to come back and teach you." Grandpa Su's face was full of kindness.
Gao Ai couldn't resist the two old men, so she could only regretfully return to her cousin's room. The cousin's room was very large, and the bed was also very large, and it seemed that it could accommodate four people like her.
The desktop is neat and tidy. Apart from the wardrobe, bed, dresser and desk, there seems to be nothing else in the room. There are no trinkets or dolls, making it look very simple.
She remembered that there was a study room in her grandmother's house, but it seemed that her grandparents used it, because after her grandfather retired, she would usually write something and submit articles. After her retirement, her grandmother liked to read books and cook some food.
My cousin doesn’t like studying in the study very much. My mother said that she feels depressed.
Gao Ai sat on a chair and looked at the computer on the big desk. He was a little nervous, so nervous that he couldn't read.
She took out her mobile phone, intending to read a novel to adjust her mood, but found that the novel that caused her insomnia at three o'clock in the morning yesterday had been updated again.
She saw someone in the comment area asking the author how much Xun Ye had been updated. Xun Ye said that there would be ten chapters per day, updated at 11 noon every day.
Gao Ai calculated by herself that one chapter was about three thousand words, and ten chapters was about thirty thousand. But now was not the time to dwell on this. She hurriedly ran to read the latest chapter.
As soon as Su Jin took out her mobile phone, she saw the newly added editor asked her if the update volume was too large. Su Jin slightly curled her lips, indicating that the update volume was okay for her.
And I submitted the beginning of the interstellar article I just finished last night.
After experiencing so many worlds, but not willing to spend points to exchange for cheats, of course I have to learn some skills in each world.
Su Jin put away her mobile phone and returned home. She found that the house was quiet, thinking that the two old people might have gone downstairs.
When she returned to the room, she found Gao Ai sitting on a chair, staring at the phone intently, as if in a trance. Su Jin raised her hand and knocked gently on the door.
The crisp sound woke Gao Ai from his book. When he turned around and saw his cousin, he stood up in a hurry and accidentally dropped his cell phone to the ground.
She looked at Su Jin and didn't know whether to pick up her phone or say hello to her cousin.
Before her brain could give the final command, Su Jin squatted down and picked up her small mobile phone. A pair of slender hands held the mobile phone and handed it to her. A cold and cold voice sounded in her ears: "Why are you so so?" careless."
"I'm sorry." It took Gao Ai a long time to hold back these three words.
Her face was red and she felt so embarrassed.
Fortunately, she was facing her cousin, who wouldn't laugh at her, because her cousin always looked like she didn't care about anything and would definitely not remember her embarrassing incident today.
Su Jin felt that her cousin was clumsy. She sat on a chair, patted another chair next to her, asked Gao Ai to sit down, and then took out a few papers for Gao Ai to do.
Touching the heat on the paper, Gao Ai realized belatedly that it seemed that his cousin had just gone to print the paper.
