When Gu Qingheng got home, it was already October. The weather had turned cooler, and the three little beans had shed their initial innocence, becoming even more delicate and exquisite.
"Rolling over at three, sitting at six, crawling at eight"—this is the growth process people summarize for children. At three months, they can roll over; at six months, they can sit; at eight months, they can crawl.
Now, although the three little beans are not yet three months old, they are already flipping over quite nimbly. However, it's apparent that Hei Dou is very lazy, preferring to lie on one side watching his two sisters flip around.
Interestingly, when someone calls one of the two girls, the two beans will collectively lift their heads and look at you with identical expressions, making it truly difficult to distinguish who is who.
