Guoguo suddenly drew everyone's attention.
Lu Chenyuan was the first to speak up for Guoguo, saying, "Maybe her eyes are feeling uncomfortable."
Guoguo felt the stares on her and didn't dare to lift her head, feeling like she was sitting on pins and needles.
She nodded, "There's sand in my eyes."
Gu Mingyue wouldn't let it go: "Guoguo, if you're feeling wronged, you should speak up. Don't keep it bottled up inside. I thought you might be jealous of your brother and sister, thinking Grandma only gives to them and not you!"
Guoguo was never good with words, and after what Gu Mingyue said, she pressed her lips tightly together.
She didn't care about so much; she just wanted them to treat her as part of the family.
Ou handed a few napkins to Guoguo and asked with concern, "Do you want my mummy to blow on it for you? When there's sand in my eyes, a few gentle blows make it better."
