Seeing her mom and aunt coming over, she quickly reached out her hands, "Mommy, hold ..."
Just as Prince Huang finished shouting from one side, Su Jin laughed on the other side.
Laughing without the slightest attempt to hide it, she even stared straight at Bai Shunyuan, making it clear she was mocking him.
Bai Shunyuan took a deep breath.
Su Xiaong stepped forward, "Brother, you’d better give Huang Huang to . Who holds a child like that?"
Bai Shunyuan pursed his lips and muttered, "I haven’t held a child much; how would I know..."
"But I was holding him just fine earlier, why did you insist on taking over and showing off?"
Su Jin took the chance to ask.
Bai Shunyuan knew he hadn’t judged wrong. Won who are aggressive and constantly push soone into awkward situations never win a man’s favor!
In Su Jin’s mind, there’s no notion that won should be weaker than n.
So Bai Shunyuan’s earlier attempt to voluntarily hold Huang Huang wasn’t interpreted as a kind gesture by her, especially given Bai Shunyuan’s awful attitude.
Su Jin didn’t understand, but Xiao ng finally figured it out.
"Alright, Xiao Jin, Cousin just wanted to help you. He may have a bad temper, but he’s actually quite nice."
Su Jin raised her eyebrows, looking at Xiao ng, "Really? He’s actually nice, is that so?"
"Uh... suppose so? Hehe..."
Xiao ng wasn’t sure why she felt so guilty saying that...
On the side, Bai Shunyuan cast a glance at the two Su sisters and snorted before striding away.
Nothing to talk about here.
Xiao ng couldn’t help but crack a smile.
Once Prince Huang was in his mom’s arms, he cald down, feeling much better.
He hugged his mom’s shoulders, leaning against them with a very affectionate look.
Su Jin, observing the tender mont between mother and son, couldn’t help but ask, "Sis, is having kids especially joyful?"
Xiao ng pondered the question seriously before replying, "The painful monts outweigh the joyful ones, at least for now."
Su Jin was surprised.
She thought Sister Xiaong was the sentintal type.
"Do you regret having kids so early?"
"No regrets."
"When kids are young, parents constantly worry about them, and that doesn’t change whether you have them early or late. Early or late, it’s the sa worry."
Su Jin nodded, "That’s true."
Su Xiaong looked at Su Jin, "Once you have kids in the future, you’ll understand even though there are more challenging tis and fewer relaxed, happy monts, it still feels worth it."
Su Jin smiled, "I don’t want kids."
Xiao ng was taken aback for a mont.
Su Jin made no secret of it, frankly sharing her thoughts, "My personality isn’t suited for raising kids. I find them annoying and lack the patience. Playing with them is fine, but truly spending most of my ti and energy on them, I think I’d go crazy."
She scratched her head.
"Well... I think just let nature take its course. If you do have kids in the future, your thoughts might change."
She thought Su Jin was too young to consider such distant matters.
Su Jin didn’t argue with Su Xiaong on this issue.
She knew that Su Xiaong must think she was still young.
But she was sure she was way more mature than Sister Xiaong.
The two of them chatted and entered the villa.
Grandpa was in the backyard practicing Tai Chi, wearing a white outfit with gold trim.
The golden sunlight peeked from behind the mountain.
Su Xiaong handed a wrung-out hot towel to Grandpa, who had just finished two sets of Tai Chi.
"Have Little Uncle and the others all left?"
"Yes, they couldn’t wait to leave last night!"
Bai Fengmao said as he entered the house, addressing Xiao ng, "You and Xiao Jin go take a walk in the garden. I’m going to change clothes. When you get old, a little sweat slls terrible, and I don’t want to stifle you young girls."
Su Xiaong leaned in, snuggling against Grandpa, "I don’t think so!"
Bai Fengmao tapped Su Xiaong’s forehead with his hand, "Alright, alright, I’m going to change clothes."
Su Xiaong released him, letting him go upstairs.
The children were handed over to two maids, and Xiao ng took Su Jin to the backyard, showing her that all these flowers and plants were Grandpa’s doing.
Only yesterday did Su Jin find out about Little Aunt Bai Sixian’s real identity.
It wasn’t until yesterday that she realized what the surna "Bai" represented.
It turned out that this family, be it Little Aunt or Sister Xiaong, was in entirely different worlds from hers.
Bai Fengmao, such a figure, was the kind you only hear about or see on television.
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