Zhao Qingqing also picked one, like offering Buddha flowers, as the three children ate strawberries and romped around.
When Chu Heng walked out of the house, Ye Muyu handed over a small plate of strawberries she had prepared earlier to Lil' Jin, "Lil' Jin, Chu Ziluo, take this to your father to try."
Chu Heng looked over at the sound and didn't wait for the two children to come up to him; he had already walked over.
Lu Chuan, very observant, carried over a stool from behind and placed it to the left of Ye Muyu. When Chu Heng sat down, the hems of their clothes intermingled due to the proximity.
The light green hem of the dress and the dark robe seemed like a hard stone with a touch of green beside it, unusually well-matched.
"Dad, have some strawberries. Mother searched through all sorts of books to find a little information on how to plant strawberries," said Chu Jin as he held up the plate, looking up to Chu Heng with a mix of timidity and admiration for his father.
