When Chu Ge was six years old, his father, a general who had won the war, picked up a very sick little mute on his way back to Beijing. Although the little mute was thin and small, he was very well-behaved and could be said to be completely different from the lawless little bully Chu Ge.
Chu Ge didn't like the little mute, because although the princess left him as her little book boy, she often hugged him. Even his father often lifted him on his shoulders, and even the emperor's uncle praised him, but this was clearly his only before.
What's even more outrageous is that the mother also said that she wanted the little mute to be his child bride! He doesn't want to marry a little mute!
But the little mute liked him very much. She would often stick behind him and help him fetch his shoes, water and pick up the juice. After doing all this, he would look at him with eyes like grapes and smile at him stupidly.
When I was scared to sleep at night, I would run to his bed with my bare feet and curl up in his arms to sleep. If I had anything to eat, I would hold it in my hand and give it to him as soon as possible.
Sometimes even if Chu Ge lost his temper at him, he would just pinch the corners of his clothes nervously, look at him with red eyes and feel aggrieved, and would not even complain.
Later, the first thing the little mute said was to call him "Master".
The second time he spoke was because Chu Ge was teasing the kitten and ignored him. He was anxious and aggrieved, and imitated the little kitten and meowed "meow".
I don't know since when, Chu Ge felt that this little mute was no longer so annoying, and even a little cute.
Concept: Life is full of surprises, and every day is worth looking forward to!
