Qin Qian, accompanied by several daughters and Gu Ruhai, went to Di Mingjue’s villa, bringing along several cars full of items.
Gu Qibao was simply floored; they really had received so many things.
The storeroom was about to overflow, and she seriously doubted whether all these items would ever be used up.
She couldn’t help but think that these people were truly generous.
But Qin Qian comforted Gu Qibao with a bold statent, "It’s fine, it’s fine. If we don’t use it all this ti, we will use it for the next childbirth."
Gu Qibao blinked and couldn’t help but weakly ask, "There will be a next one?"
In truth, she felt that two was enough, one boy and one girl, how nice.
"You aren’t planning to have just this one pregnancy, are you?" Qin Qian looked at her.
"Let’s talk about the future in the future," Di Mingjue interrupted, as he really doted on Gu Qibao and also felt one pregnancy was enough.
Qin Qian didn’t say anything more; after all, it was up to the young couple to manage their affairs.
However, large households value flourishing offspring. Since they weren’t lacking money and didn’t have to worry about the hassle of raising children themselves, having more kids wasn’t a bad idea – it’s lively.
The originally calm life beca excited because of these two little treasures.
As an expectant father, Di Mingjue of course had to host a dinner party.
And as a father to twins at that, Di Mingzhe’s delight went without saying.
So, he grandly decided to throw a lavish banquet with a wave of his hand.
Initially, there was talk of preparing a banquet three days after Gu Qibao beca pregnant, but at that ti, she really wasn’t feeling well.
Her reactions were quite severe, and with the trouble of the cube competition banquet and other miscellaneous matters, it was delayed and thus never held.
It was appropriate to hold it now.
Once Fang Hao heard about it, she naturally clapped her hands in praise, extrely pleased. If it was going to be a big celebration, then it certainly had to be grand, grander, grandest.
The reason was that Fang Hao always felt that the wedding between Di Mingjue and Gu Qibao had been rushed, and on the wedding day, one had a dark expression and the other a frown.
Even the guests who ca weren’t given much attention by the couple, especially Di Mingzhe, who acted so haughtily it was beyond belief.
Fang Hao knew that though so of the attending families didn’t say anything on the surface, behind the scenes, there was a lot of discussion.
Quite a few people knew about Bo Chengxin’s relationship with Di Mingjue; after all, the upper-class society was composed of the sa few people.
Externally, they attended the wedding happily, but privately, many were saying that it was Gu Qibao who snatched Di Mingjue from Bo Chengxin’s hands.
They said that Di Mingjue actually didn’t want to marry Gu Qibao at all and that he had been unhappy from the start of the wedding ceremony.
Ignoring everyone, not paying attention to anyone, he had an air of chilly arrogance, not at all resembling a groom-to-be.
All sorts of rambling talk like this.
Fang Hao was the first to hear it. Back when Gu Qibao and her husband had just married, not wanting to burden them with these trifles, she took it upon herself to suppress such talk.
Now, she wanted to show those people how her son doted on his wife, to see if they still had any gossip to spread, hmph.
For the banquet, Fang Hao spared no effort in making arrangents—after all, the Di Family was not short of money.
So, the banquet they hosted was the epito of opulence. They did not accept any gifts from the guests, and instead of accepting gifts, they even gave out red envelopes, truly a display of grandeur.
Since it was a celebration of Gu Qibao’s joy at having twins, people from the four major families were definitely attending. But while it’s said to be the four major families, the Bo Family’s relationship with the other three had not been as close as before.
Mainly due to the issue with Bo Chengxin, there had been almost no contact.
The Gu Family and the Di Family, of course, wouldn’t actively interact with the Bo Family anymore, and the Nangong Family, which had always been on good terms with the Di Family, thus had even less to do with the Bo Family.
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