Qin Jiu pats his belly, which is round like a small watermelon.
In an instant, his eyes are filled with worry.
"Auntie, Wen Yi ate so much that his belly is all puffed up. Will he feel uncomfortable?"
"No."
Yi Chichi knows Wen Yi's appetite, "Don't be fooled by the variety he eats; it's actually not much in total. As for the big belly, that's just the frog-like tummy that kids have."
Seeing the worry fade from Qin Jiu's eyes, she adds, "You were like this when you were little too."
Qin Jiu, "..."
That was even worse hearing it — it feels like Auntie is making fun of him.
Seeing Wen's mother clearing the dishes, he immediately stands up to help, "Granny, let me help you."
"Help granny take the bowls to the sink."
Wen's mother doesn't refuse; back in Kao Shan Village, Qin Jiu often helped with chores and got used to it.
So, Qin Jiu carries the dishes into the kitchen.
