When Su Yi Jing saw that Xiao Changyi also gave him a bone, he first stared at the bone, then his doe eyes moved to gaze at Xiao Changyi. After a while, he lowered his head and stopped looking at Xiao Changyi, holding a bone and nibbling on it like his younger brothers.
But he was nibbling quietly.
He didn't say a word.
Seeing their eldest son like this, both An Jing and Xiao Changyi felt somewhat upset.
After dinner, An Jing and Xiao Changyi took the four little ones to play around in Prince Yi's Mansion.
The four tykes particularly enjoyed the rockery in Prince Yi's Mansion, so An Jing and Xiao Changyi spent much more time with the four little ones there than in other places.
"Water, water," the wildest of the four children, An Yiqing, suddenly ran to An Jing, stretching his little hands toward his back. "Mommy, Qinger's back is all wet, lots of water, it's hot."
An Jing laughed, "That's sweat. Look at you, your forehead is also all sweaty."
