Mochi!China X Reader

What you saw in the box was a really cute little mochi. It looked really friendly and waved at you happily. What unique about the mochi is the hair that looked like a low ponytail. It intrigued you and made you want to touch it. However, you noticed it carried some kind of wok, so that is highly not sensible to do, since the little thing might got offended and hit you with it. Now staring at the thing at a safe distance, you decided the little thing is off no harm as you noticed it started to made squealing noise of happiness when saw your stuffed animals on the couch. Hmmm, it liked cute or soft things, huh? That could be a good start for you then, didn't think the little would have a similar love in cute things like you. Both of you would get along very well.

You named the little one "Yao", since he was a China mochi and the name somehow fit him. As you thought, Yao liked cute things very much, especially panda. He was so happy when you bought him a stuffed panda, from there, sometimes you bought him panda related toys. Seeing the happy expression on his face brighten up your daily life as Yao was cheery little guy. He was smiling everyday, but not too lively, which is just right. But sometimes you just saw how serious the little thing is when it came to several subjects related to "changing" and "life". It felt really weird when you saw him like that, and when that happened, the little guy looked more older and wiser. It was a strange feeling, like melancholy. It made you feel a little sad and worry about him. Thankfully, the little guy wasn't in that state for long and sometimes you can distract him with something else.

Now with those sad mood away, Yao sometimes after that suddenly felt like drawing something. It is interesting to watch him bouncing around with a brush in his mouth to draw. Along with that, you can see many beautiful paintings he made, so really beautiful and....talented. You weren't good at art, but you certainly know what is beautiful art. It made you very happy when little Yao painted you a picture which you then hang on the wall later. Often, he even tried to teach you draw too, but the results might not be very well. However, you won't give up! Kept trying is the key to success, after all.

Also, Yao's happy face is very encouraging too.