His wife had been married to him for so many years, and this time she finally officially came back with him to pay a visit to her relatives here.
"Okay, okay....."
Grandma Yun was still leaning on her cane, trying to get up to pull Xiaoxiao towards her, but Xiaoxiao quickly supported her and made her sit down.
"Grandma, I didn’t know what you liked, so I just bought some milk powder and malted milk."
Was that a little milk powder?
A can of milk powder, two cans of malted milk, if it weren’t for the expiration date, she feared this niece would even sell them.
The two aunts, unlike Mother Yun, hadn’t gone to college back in their days but one worked in an office and the other was a military wife.
"Okay, okay, okay." Grandma Yun looked at her little granddaughter, who was now married and had even gone to college. Things were different.
Grandpa Yun’s spirits were a bit better.
Eldest Sister Yun watched Grandma holding her little sister’s hand non-stop, asking her how things were in Capital City, how her studies were going, it was quite bitter.
After so many years, her little sister would hardly have e back if it weren’t for getting into college since she had gone to the countryside.
Yet, here she was, still the most cherished one.
From childhood, several uncles and aunts had adored her.
Eldest Sister Yun quickly averted her gaze, she was thirty years old now and didn’t want to be jealous of the little sister being so loved anymore.
Though she said so orally, her heart was still quite bitter.
"Grandma, I’m doing quite well in Capital City, the child is well-behaved, and the money my partner makes is also handed to me...."
Why had Xiaoxiao accepted Grandma Yun so quickly?
Of course, because Grandma Yun genuinely loved her. The sincerity in her eyes was apparent.
It also reminded Xiaoxiao of her grandma; that spirited little old lady had suffered a fall and then a stroke.
"That’s good."
Mother Yun watched her younger daughter chatting with her mother, the old and the young harmoniously together as if the ten years apart had never existed, still so close.
Xiaoxiao looked like Mother Yun, and Mother Yun, the youngest, resembled Grandma Yun. How could Xiaoxiao not be cherished in the Li Family?
Da Bao and Xiao Bao were still puzzled, rarely seeing their mother like this.
Even Zhao Tianlei hardly ever saw this scene.
"My little sister is especially adored by my Great Uncle’s side, looking like my grandma when she was young and besides being the youngest among all the younger generation, she’s sweet-spoken and a good student," Second Brother Yun whispered to Zhao Tianlei.
So many years had passed, yet the relationship between the grandparents and grandchild seemed unchanged.
"My Great Uncle and his folks should be ing over now."
If it had been just the parents today, Great Uncle and his family wouldn’t have rushed over, but if it was the little sister, then they surely would have e.
It wasn’t long after Second Brother Yun’s words that someone pushed the door and entered.
"Mom, we are back."
One after another, voices called out.
Second Brother Yun also knew that ten years had brought significant changes.
Seeing Great Uncle and Great Aunt ing back, he called out one by one, and Xiaoxiao also followed suit.
As for Zhao Tianlei and Eldest Sister Yun, they also called out to everyone one by one.
"This is Xiaoxiao, huh, she’s grown so much."
"Xiaoxiao has gotten married and had children, of course, she’s grown up, otherwise, would you still think she was that tender little girl?"
As soon as Great Uncle and Great Aunt arrived, the living room suddenly felt smaller.
The younger ones all wanted to go out to play.
But the elders were all there.
"So this is Xiaoxiao’s partner, huh?"
Zhao Tianlei, under scrutiny, didn’t back down.
"This is Da Bao."
"This is Xiao Bao."
"Great Uncle...."
"Great Aunt....."
Suddenly the living room got even livelier.
"What’s wrong?" Brother-in-law Yun looked at Eldest Sister Yun, noticing her face wasn’t looking too good, and asked with concern.
Eldest Sister Yun shook her head, "I’m fine."
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