After the Rebirth, She Became Mr. Song’s Little Ancestor

Tang Li turned around and saw Song Boyan.

He was standing at the door, his hands in his trouser pockets, and he had a panoramic view of everything in the living room. He didn't know how long he had been there, and he probably witnessed her and Song Jingtian shirk each other.

Tang Li calmly retracted his gaze and continued to wipe the mulberry leaves in his hands.

There was a smile on Song Boyan's mouth that made her feel embarrassed.

She admits that she is not too thick-skinned, and she will always feel embarrassed when she comes to Tan Palace at night.

Besides, I didn't know him when I came here tonight.

This time, when she returned to the capital from the commercial port, she did not specifically send a text message to Song Boyan, including the fact that they had not been in contact for the past two days.

Song Boyan came in, and Tang Li also fed the rubbed mulberry leaves to the silkworms.

Xiao Minglan asked Song Boyan, who was sitting on the sofa: "You were called over suddenly, didn't you delay your review of the official document?"

"It's pretty much dealt with."

After speaking, Song Boyan looked at Tang Li who was sitting in front of the coffee table.

With just one glance, Xiao Minglan caught it.

Xiao Minglan put down the fruit knife and started a new topic: "It's not that the wife of the Legislative Affairs Officer gave birth to a pair of twins yesterday. You are his superior, so you should also say something."

Song Boyan nodded: "In a few days, let them bring the child."

Xiao Minglan just reminded that as for how to do it, it is still up to the leader of Song Boyan, and his own staff will naturally have to pay attention.

Tang Li, who was beside him, did not make a sound to disturb him.

On the contrary, Song Jingtian ran to Song Boyan's side and leaned against the armrest of the sofa: "Brother, Tang Li just told me secretly that she likes these silkworm babies very much, let's let her take them home!"

Tang Li: "...?!!"

Xiao Minglan saw through the little guy's thoughts: "The silkworms you raised yourself were not touched before, but now you are in a hurry to get rid of them?"

"It's not letting go, just asking Tang Li to help me support me for a while."

Song Jingtian scratched his face and tried his best to defend: "I will start school at the end of the month, I will definitely not adapt to the new school, so I have to prepare in advance. In the next days, it is best not to get up in the middle of the night to feed the silkworm babies. Tang Li will help me raise them. I think Silkworm Baby, I can ask her to bring Tan Palace again."

Then, he heard his elder brother ask himself, "If you want to go to school, Tang Li doesn't have to study and work?"

The little guy was dumbfounded.

Tang Li weakly raised his hand: "I can help you share half of it."

Half, then there are a hundred or so left.

Song Jingtian was not very satisfied, but there was nothing he could do. He was afraid that he would not let Tang Li help him raise him if he bargained for the price again. The two little fleshly hands clasped in front of him and swept Tang Li with Yu Guang reluctantly: "Then you raise him. 105, I have 100."

Tang Li agreed and made an "OK" gesture.

Song Boyan watched how they divided the silkworms, and the smile on his face deepened. Even though Tang Li was an adult, he still looked like a child in some respects. It was still too early for the adults to apply the rules to her.

The little guy was afraid that Tang Li would go back on it, so he went to the box.

There were only three people left in the living room.

Song Boyan finally asked Tang Li, "Why didn't you tell me in advance when you came to Tan Palace?"

"I was afraid you were busy, so I called Aunt Min."

In front of Xiao Minglan, Tang Li's answers were very orderly.

It didn't take long for Song Jingtian to find the carton and come back.

When he helped Tang Li pick silkworms, 15 were counted as 10. After counting, when the adults were not paying attention, he poured the remaining silkworms into a paper box and covered them with thick mulberry leaves.