I Said I Don't Like It

An Zhi was a little afraid of Su Han when he first saw him. The man has sharp eyebrows and strong facial features, A worn black T-shirt outlined his broad and solid chest. An Zhi swallowed and shouted obediently: "Uncle Su." Su Han disliked An's children a little. The little girl is delicate and annoying. She needs to drink low-fat milk, carry sunscreen spray with her, and need one-on-one tutoring on her homework... He followed him all day long, chattering non-stop. Su Han wished he could go back in time and punch himself out half a month ago. On Christmas night, An Zhi held a thermos bucket in his arms and delivered hot soup to Su Han on duty. "The children in Anjia like you." The colleague said. Outside the duty room, An Zhi's heart was beating loudly as he anxiously waited for Su Han's reply. "I don't like children." He replied, his tone steady. In the cold wind, An Zhi took out a mint candy and peeled off the wrapper. The cool taste spread on the tip of his tongue. She gently bit the mint candy, He buried his face in his scarf and turned away. When Brother An discussed letting his daughter stay at his house, Su Han wanted to refuse. He is a rough old man and lives no matter how rough his life is. It is really inconvenient to have a little girl by his side. But when the little girl went to the university in the south without saying a word, Looking at the natural cotton towel and baby warmer he just bought for the little girl, Su Han suddenly felt a little uncomfortable... Reading guide: *The body and mind are the same, with an age difference of 8 years. Intention: To be determined