After Marrying Him, the Ending Has Changed-Chapter 851 - 850: Tanned Like a Little Black Monkey

"Dad, it’s me. I just went out with Grandpa Yu and forgot to call you. I’m sorry, were you worried?" Jiang Mianmian asked.

"Not too worried. I knew Yu Cheng would definitely go to the airport to pick you up, so nothing would happen. Auntie from the Yu Family also said you arrived," Jiang Changhai said casually.

"Oh, that’s good. Dad, you have no idea how hot the Capital City is, way hotter than our home. I went out just once and was drenched in sweat," Jiang Mianmian said playfully.

"Oh dear, daughter, you should take a hat with you when you go out. Don’t come back looking like a little black monkey, or I won’t recognize you anymore," Jiang Changhai teased his daughter with a chuckle.

"Dad, come on, just because I get a bit tanned you can’t recognize me, you must not truly love me," Jiang Mianmian joked back with her dad.

"Haha, how could that be? I’m just teasing you. No matter how you change, I can spot you in a crowd at a glance," Jiang Changhai laughed, trying to make up.

"Hmph, that’s more like it," Jiang Mianmian said, finally satisfied.

The two chatted for a while before hanging up the phone. Just after putting down the phone, she let out a big yawn.

"Mianmian, feeling sleepy?" Elder Yu saw Jiang Mianmian sitting on the sofa with her eyes barely open and asked with concern.

"Yeah, a bit. I got up too early today," Jiang Mianmian said, rubbing her eyes.

She always had the habit of taking naps, and getting up so early today, plus flying and driving around all morning, kept her busy.

"If you’re sleepy, go upstairs for a nap. Xiao Sun cleans your room every week," Elder Yu said.

"Okay, Grandpa Yu, Brother Yu, I’ll go upstairs and nap for a while," Jiang Mianmian said, not putting on a brave front, and went upstairs for a nap.

Because Jiang Mianmian had invented the solar power panels, Elder Yu was in a particularly good mood today. Rarely interested, he said to Yu Cheng, "Xiao Cheng, come, play a couple of chess games with Grandpa."

"Okay." Yu Cheng could tell from his grandpa’s smiling eyes that he hadn’t entirely calmed down yet.

He knew his grandpa didn’t like working with personal emotions, and it seemed he wouldn’t be going back to the command center this afternoon.

Yu Cheng followed Elder Yu into the study. The grandfather and grandson set up the chessboard, ready to start.

"Same old rules, best of three," Elder Yu said.

"Alright." Yu Cheng nodded seriously with a nod. Every time he played chess with his grandpa, he was fully focused to avoid a crushing defeat.

Elder Yu also knew that this time he was serious.

In the first game, Yu Cheng quickly lost.

In the second game, Yu Cheng learned from his previous mistakes. Although he still lost badly in the end, he managed to capture half of Elder Yu’s pieces, which made him quite happy.

In the third game, unsurprisingly, Yu Cheng lost again. Although it was better than the previous two games, he was still led by the nose by Elder Yu.

After losing all three games, Yu Cheng put down the chess pieces and sighed. Even though he was used to it, he couldn’t help feeling a bit discouraged.

Elder Yu looked at the leftover pieces and then at his grandson, asking earnestly, "Xiao Cheng, do you know why you lost all three games?"

Yu Cheng nodded, "Grandpa, I was a bit impatient."

"Yes, it’s good you know. You’re too young and too impatient. In chess, you can’t be fixated on the gain or loss of individual pieces; you need to have a grand perspective and proceed step by step. If your intentions are seen through by your opponent, they will use it against you, suppress you, and lead you by the nose. Understand?" Elder Yu patiently instructed.