Qin Xue led two children, and Chu Molin also led two children, the six-mber family grandly made their way to Nangong Beiying’s Yuxuan Restaurant.
"Qin Xue, you’re here, co on, over there." Li Rong, who was there to welco them, had been waiting for a while and finally saw them arrive.
"Alright, why did you co to et us? We are quite familiar with this place, we could have found our way in." Qin Xue saw Li Rong waiting for them outside, thinking it might be a bit too polite.
"Sitting inside waiting is waiting too, I felt bored, so I ca out to have a look, and ended up waiting for you. Whose children are these?" Li Rong rembered she helped with Qin Xue’s delivery for her first child, seeing Chu Molin with two identical children didn’t need telling that they were the twins. But whose children was Qin Xue holding?
"This one is Cohen, he is our eldest son, the other one belongs to Dongfang Li. She’s just had a baby, so I took him to stay with us for a few days to ease her worries." Qin Xue introduced the two children, trusting Li Rong would understand what she ant; after all, the child didn’t resemble them, and saying he was their eldest son made it evident what was going on.
Still, given they have adopted Cohen, it’s only right to introduce him as their eldest son, otherwise it might hurt the child, making him feel unloved. So this introduction was the right thing to do.
"Hello, I’m Auntie Li Rong, a friend of your parents. Very nice to et you." Qin Xue’s introduction filled Li Rong’s heart with warmth.
Nowadays, families struggle to support their own living, yet Qin Xue’s family adopted a child; one can imagine their thoughts.
With such kindness, she believed the heavens would surely bless them with peace.
"Hello, Auntie, I’m Cohen (Nannan)." The two children responded to Li Rong in unison.
For them, knowing one more person was a good thing.
Often, Cohen would feel indescribably moved when Qin Xue introduced him as the eldest son of their family.
"Hello to you, are you hungry? Shall we go eat?" Li Rong, soon to be a mother herself, was increasingly fond of the charming children.
To them, these experiences were different because this was a friend of their mother, treating them so kindly, it gave them a special feeling. This kind of Auntie was the most beautiful.
Li Rong didn’t know that her kindness earned her two goodwill cards.
Now, their group had grown larger, and as they entered the restaurant, it surprised the people inside, who were left staring at them blankly.
Li Rong helplessly thought whether it was good or bad, in any case, she benefited from their presence because when they entered earlier, there was no such attention.
If she had known this would be the scene, she might not have co out to greet them, letting them enter on their own.
Nevertheless, the people here were quite civilized, after a few glances, they stopped staring, after all, it would be embarrassing if they continued.
But they were thick-skinned, sothing common in their family, saving everyone from unnecessary competition.
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