Before the Lunar New Year, Su Ru’an paid an early visit to the Bao Family.
He ca to see Su Ruanruan and the young beauty.
After several years of not seeing each other, Su Ruanruan was both joyful and emotional.
She waited with the young beauty at the parking lot.
When the car door opened, she couldn’t help but blur her eyes with tears: "Second brother."
Su Ru’an was also moved.
He still called her Ruanruan and picked up the young beauty beside him: "You’ve grown so big!"
He said to Su Ruanruan, "Your eyebrows and eyes resemble you."
Tears welled up in Su Ruanruan’s eyes.
The young beauty wasn’t shy and liked this uncle, giving him a smacking kiss.
The young beauty bragged, "I’ve heard auntie ntion you, saying you look handso."
Su Ru’an was taken aback.
Su Ruanruan naturally continued, "This is Jingyuan, you used to teach her! You even fought with Ke Lan because of her."
Su Ru’an smiled faintly, "So it’s her!"
Su Ruanruan humd and led him inside while talking, "These years, I’ve been living with her and Ziqi, nothing has changed."
Su Ru’an said, "I didn’t expect you to get along with her so well."
As they walked in, they saw Bao Jingyan standing in the middle of the hall, obviously there to personally entertain him.
Bao Jingyan was extrely enthusiastic.
He called Su Ru’an "second uncle-in-law," which amused Su Ruanruan as it was sowhat over the top.
When no one was around, she quietly warned him, "Don’t go too far!"
Bao Jingyan teased her sweetly, "You’re mine now, why should I mind him?"
Su Ruanruan gave him a glance.
She personally brewed tea for Su Ru’an, using his favorite Longjing.
Bao Jingyuan was hiding there watching.
After preparing the tea, Su Ruanruan pushed her, "Go serve it to second brother."
She instructed her sister-in-law, "Later, don’t call him Professor Su, call him second brother, got it?"
Bao Jingyuan acted clueless.
Su Ruanruan tapped her, "You’re almost 25, and I still have to teach you how to chase n!"
Bao Jingyuan asked, "It’s always been big brother chasing you, how would you know about chasing n?"
Su Ruanruan flipped her hair and said, "Even if you haven’t seen pigs run, you’ve eaten pork, right?"
Bao Jingyuan took the tray, "I’ll listen to you."
She genuinely liked that person and naturally wanted to show her best side to him.
But Bao Jingyuan was still Bao Jingyuan, never disappointing anyone.
She was too excited that before even serving the tea, she tripped and fell flat.
She wasn’t scalded, but her face was sared with tea foam.
She was mortified and ran away covering her face.
Neither Su Ruanruan nor Bao Jingyan expected such an incident, and they exchanged glances.
In the end, Su Ruanruan went upstairs to comfort her.
Bao Jingyan continued to chat rrily with Su Ru’an.
He was always outspoken and Su Ru’an did not take it to heart.
Later, Bao Jingyan rembered that today’s main purpose was to promote his sister, so he enthusiastically brewed tea and ca over, calling "second brother" repeatedly, wanting to send his sister to the northwest for broader experiences.
What kind of experiences could there be in the northwest?
Su Ru’an was no fool! He understood their intentions.
Just now, the girl’s fall in front of him was endearingly adorable.
It was truly rare.
He had no intentions of living alone forever; he was willing to give it a try.
But he feared that the delicate daughter of the Bao Family might not be able to endure hardship.
Su Ru’an expressed his concerns tactfully.
The young beauty jumped onto her father’s back, chattering, "Auntie can handle hardship, she said she’s not afraid of climbing knife mountains or plunging into seas of fire!"
Su Ru’an took the little one off.
After hugging her, he said to Bao Jingyan, "This child’s temperant is like Jingyuan’s."
Bao Jingyan smiled and said, "Fortunately, Ruanruan is raising her, or she might also end up following n onto knife mountains and into seas of fire."
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