There are two treasures at home

In recent days, no one has brought her sister at home, and it is okay for her to go to kindergarten. I sent it in the morning and picked it up at night. After weighing my schedule with my father, I took my sister to work for two days.

I was worried that my talkative sister would talk nonstop when she went to the office and disturb others, so I circled her between my seat and my desk and brought books with coloring and paper-cutting to pass the time.

Who knows, the situation is completely different from what I thought!

I just went yesterday, and my sister is still a little timid, so I will stay in my station. The aunts looked at their sister's cuteness and threw food in succession. My sister is 70% full and almost saves lunch and dinner.

When my sister wants to talk, or speaks loudly, I quickly remind her to keep her voice down, not to talk, and not to disturb others. Pulling my sister out of her seat, she shyly ran after me and hid behind me, laughing but not crying at all. After a whole day, my sister's performance is still very good, clever and lively, very likable.

This morning, my sister gave her own jelly to my aunts in return. When there were only me and two other colleagues in the office, my sister finally let go of her courage. She dares to run around and even chat with her aunt, always harassing her aunt to go to work.

Forced to finish drawing a lollipop, my sister asked me if I could talk to my aunt. I stopped her. Now my aunt works very hard. I can't disturb her!

Who knows, when I wasn't looking, the little guy ran out of my interception range and ran to his aunt's seat and said, Aunt, I just drew a lollipop, but you are at work now, so I can't show it to you. When you finish your work, I will show it to you.

Hearing this, we couldn't help laughing. Does this little guy know what can't be disturbed?