Bai Yao woke up before seven o'clock the next morning. He first realized that last night might be the best night of sleep he had recently, and then slowly realized that there was a soft and heavy thing on his body. Looking down, he sighed softly and shook his head.

It's a sea otter.

After Mu Mu'er fell asleep, she didn't know when she changed back again. The pajamas she put on last night were still on her body, hanging loosely, and her forelimbs were still sticking out from the cuffs.

So it's a sea otter in clothes, kind of funny.

Most of his body was lying on Bai Yao's body, his head rested on his chest, his little paws were stuffed in his palms, and he was still sound asleep.

Bai Yao didn't dare to move, and just lay there quietly, waiting patiently for him to wake up.

He waited from seven o'clock until seven thirty-eight minutes and two seconds, and he couldn't wait any longer. The key is that even though Mu Muer is relatively thin, she still becomes a little heavy after a long time, and she starts to panic.

Looking down, Mu Muer still didn't show any signs of waking up, she was sleeping soundly, her nose was almost bubbling, and she didn't move.

Pressing it down again, Bai Yao felt that he would suffocate, so he stretched out his hand and pulled the hair on Mu Mu'er's head to see if he could get a handful of it off. After a while, he started pinching his paws again, and finally slapped him. tail.

After Mu Mu'er was woken up by him, Bai Yao quickly closed his eyes, pretending that he had just woken up and did nothing.

The little sea otter slowly opened his eyes, rubbed his eyes with his paws, and finally woke up.

Mu Mu'er didn't feel anything wrong at all, she saw Bai Yao at the first sight, and gave him a soft whine, as if saying good morning.

Bai Yao waited for a long time but did not see that Mu Muer had any consciousness of transformation, so he raised his hand and poked the tip of his nose: "Change back."

Mu Muer shook her head: No.

"..."

It seems that all the words of last night were for nothing.

Bai Yao didn't speak, just looked at Mu Muer quietly, waiting for him to realize what he did wrong.

The boy's eyes were full of emotions, so Bai Yao watched the little sea otter change from pretending not to understand to a little guilty, from guilty to vacillating, and finally from a sea otter to a human.

When he turned back into a human, he still lay lazily on Bai Yao's body. Bai Yao lightly pushed him twice before Mu Mu'er rolled onto the bed next to him.

"Mu'er doesn't like transformation?" Bai Yao got up and asked him while folding the quilt, "Is it because of the pain?"

Mu Muer shook her head again, stood up and stepped on the floor with bare feet, feeling a little cold, and retracted her toes a bit.

He whispered, "It doesn't hurt much."

Bai Yao discussed with him: "Then let's not become sea otters next time, okay?"

Just after waking up, Mu Muer's voice was still a little hoarse, and she sounded even more aggrieved. He muttered and asked, "Yaoyao, don't you like sea otters?"

"I don't dislike it, but Yaoyao likes Mu'er like this better." After speaking, Bai Yao raised his hand and gently pinched Mu Mu'er's face.

This action made the boy laugh. He rolled his eyes and nodded obediently.

"Mu'er, get ready and have dinner later."

As soon as she heard that she would be able to eat later, Mu Muer began to glow visibly with the naked eye, and before Bai Yao opened the door of the room, she wanted to run downstairs.

Looking at the boy's back, Bai Yao thought of another question and called him to stop.

"Mu'er."

When Mu Muer heard Bai Yao calling him, she slammed on the brakes at the door and stopped. He wasn't quite used to walking on two legs, and he didn't have a good sense of balance. He almost slipped and fell. He stretched out his hand to support the door frame to stabilize it, and exclaimed in a low voice.

Bai Yao bit his lips lightly, and asked, "When was the last time you turned into a human form, do you remember?"

"Hmm." Mu Muer's mind was full of thoughts about whether she could have the delicious fried rice last night in the morning, and she couldn't turn her head around for a while, "It's been a long time." After he finished speaking, he shook his head, indicating that he had really Can not remember.

Bai Yao nodded, thoughtfully, this was not too different from what he thought.

Before the boy could not wait to rush downstairs, Bai Yao caught him first and took him to the bathroom to wash up. He taught him this in a soft but relentless voice, and he had to do it by himself every morning and night.

The boy is very obedient, he will do whatever Bai Yao asks him to do. Bai Yao asked him to squeeze the toothpaste onto the toothbrush by himself, and he said obediently: "Okay, Yaoyao." Then he looked up and waited to be praised.

Seeing that Mu Mu'er brushed her teeth and washed her face, Bai Yao also had to wash herself, and asked him to wait by the side. Halfway through brushing his teeth, Bai Yao lowered his head, and Mu Muer was staring up at his chin, her eyes wide open.

He was a full head taller than Mu Muer, and he could just see the boy's puppy-like eyes clearly.

Did you not shave last night? Bai Yao raised his hand and touched it. It was smooth. He remembered that he had indeed shaved before going to bed at night.

Bai Yao met the boy's bright eyes inexplicably, and asked him with a mouthful of toothpaste, "What's wrong?"

"It's so close, I can see it so clearly."

"Yaoyao is pretty."

When Mu Muer was a sea otter, she was always short, that is, the height of a small pug dog. Now that she has transformed into a shape, she is naturally much taller. It was the first time for him to stare at Bai Yao like this, and he felt that the older brother looked more and more handsome.

This was probably the first time in Bai Yao's life that he was praised by a sea otter, so he chuckled lightly.

He casually rubbed the top of Mu Muer's hair, rinsed his mouth, "Okay, let's go downstairs for dinner."

While Bai Yao was cooking, Mu Muer sat obediently in front of the dining table, patiently counting the shells he used to pass the time to play with.

Bai Yao cooks very quickly, serving a table full of breakfast in less than half an hour.

Mu Muer was a little disappointed. It was not fried rice with seafood curry, but two fried eggs with avocado toast, fruit salad, and a glass of milk. The nutrition was very balanced.

Although it wasn't the fried rice he was expecting, Mu Muer wasn't picky about food, and she ate whatever was offered to her. She ate the soft-boiled fried egg with a fork and was about to attack the toast.

The toast was unexpectedly delicious. The bread was toasted just right, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The avocado spread on top was like melted butter, soft and smooth, with a little sweetness.

Mu Muer didn't expect the taste to be so good, it might be the best thing he has ever eaten.

No, the seafood fried rice last night was still more fragrant.

After eating the fried eggs and toast, he was already very full. He leaned back on the chair contentedly and stroked his bulging belly.

He didn't want to drink the glass of milk, so after sniffing it, he quietly pushed it away a little bit, and raised his eyes to see if Bai Yao noticed it.

How could Bai Yao not notice, the movements were so obvious. The milk glass was pushed from one end of the table to the other, and almost fell off the table, as if afraid that he would not see it.

This move is like a kitten that sweeps the rubber band and everything on the table to the ground with one paw. It's a bit unbeatable but cute.

"Don't want to grow taller?" Bai Yao raised an eyebrow at him.

Mu Muer was a little guilty, but she still shook her head vigorously: "Muer grows up, don't drink this."

What he meant was that even if he didn't drink it, it would still grow.

Bai Yao lied to him: "If you don't drink, you won't grow up. From now on, you will be a dwarf."

In fact, Mu Mu'er was not that short, she was within the average height, but she was far behind Bai Yao who was 1.9 meters tall.

He thought about Bai Yao's words carefully and earnestly, and finally shook his head, expressing that he was not growing any longer. It was not worth it for him to drink milk.

But suddenly an idea ran into his head, a cunning light flashed in Mu Muer's eyes, he bit his lip, took a sneak peek at Bai Yao from under his eyelashes, and spoke slowly.

"That one from yesterday..." Mu Mu'er didn't know what seafood fried rice was called. She tilted her head and thought about it for a long time, but finally she could only describe the taste, "It's delicious, it's delicious."

"I still want to eat."

He pointed to the milk cup in front of him, "Change this one."

Bai Yao snorted and immediately understood what he meant.

The little thing can talk about conditions. Yesterday he was a sea otter who only licked his fur by himself. From whom did he learn so quickly.

"That's it?" It's not easy, Bai Yao readily agreed, "Okay, then drink the milk first."

Mu Muer was very trustworthy, and after hearing Bai Yao's promise, she picked up the cup, wrinkled her nose and gulped it down, her face full of disgust.

Seeing that he had finished drinking, Bai Yao opened his mouth unbearably.

"Oh, what should I do." He squinted his eyes, held his chin to admire Mu Muer's almost green face, turned the coffee cup in front of him with his fingertips, and said slowly, "I finished the curry sauce last night. , I might not be able to do it tonight."

In order to make Mu Muer understand better, he added another sentence: "There is no such fragrant and delicious food."

Mu Muer stared at the empty milk cup with resentment and regret on her face, wishing to spit out the milk she just drank for Bai Yao again.

Where is this sea otter? This is picking up a little piggy.

Bai Yao laughed softly, raised his hand and rubbed the boy's soft light-colored hair: "I'm teasing you, I'll do it for you tonight."