"Oh my, how adorable."
"Are these Mr. Gu’s boy and girl twins? They look just like angels, really very cute."
"I also want a pair of twins like these, just looking at them makes want to hold them."
"Just thinking about it! You want to hold them? Gu Family’s kids aren’t just there for anyone to hold; even going up to talk to them, you’d have to see if you’re qualified enough."
It’s true what they say about getting the right rebirth: born superior to others without a reason isn’t without its logic.
Xiaofeng had no elder brother, so Xiaoyan led her out when they went out.
Xiaoyan placed his sister’s hand into Gu Yecheng’s hand, "Brother-in-law, may we always be loving."
No need for words like ’I hope you have children soon.’
Gu Yecheng took Xiaofeng by the hand into the car, the twins trailing behind their parents, a conspicuous sight.
As the bridal car procession slowly drifted away, everyone shared the sa thought, hoping that Xiaofeng and Acheng’s married life would continue to be good.
Upon the procession’s arrival at the Gu Family’s, the sounds of firecrackers burst forth, filling the air with festivity.
The guests at the Gu Family were nurous, a dense crowd at the door watching as the groom led the bride slowly inside.
Their child followed behind them, full of Spiritual Energy.
The young bride wore a red veil, her graceful figure visible to all, but her face remained hidden.
So younger folks didn’t quite understand why one wouldn’t wear a wedding dress since traditional attire completely obscured the face.
For them, of course, it was all about presenting their most beautiful selves in front of everyone.
Of course, for most esteed madams, it was clear to them that for a family like the Gu’s, tradition prevailed.
After the ceremonies, it was ti for the tea ceremony.
First, they honored old Mr. Gu, followed by the in-laws.
Then it was the guests’ turn.
After changing out of her bridal gown and into her toast dress, Xiaofeng looked utterly stunning with her hair up and a slender silhouette. Looking at such a bride, who could imagine she had grown up in the countryside?
Every move she made outshone the other distinguished ladies present.
Xiaofeng wasn’t wrong; indeed, n Chao had brought Xu Xuezi to today’s banquet, seated at a table in the middle.
From the mont Xiaofeng appeared, Xu Xuezi’s eyes hadn’t left her.
Yet she could only sit in her wheelchair, enduring everyone’s ridicule.
n Chao gave her a glance and softly reminded her, "Xu Xuezi, keep looking—she is now the Young Madam of the Gu Family. On the other hand, your legs are ruined, and you’ll have to spend the rest of your life in bed. So, if you know what’s good for you, behave and don’t stir up trouble. You must understand, I run the Xu Family now, and if you cause any trouble, I won’t save you."
Xu Xuezi heard n Chao’s words and lowered her head without arguing.
Yes, she was nothing but a pawn in n Chao’s hands now, disposable at his whim.
When she looked up again, a smile played at the corners of her mouth, "n Chao, don’t worry. I just want to live a good life now, not cause trouble for anyone. As long as you still consider your wife, I will certainly obey."
"As long as I want, you will always be my wife." n Chao glanced at the graceful red figure not far away, a trace of annoyance crossing his mind as he picked up his glass and gulped down the drink.
Xu Xuezi didn’t notice his change in mood and poured him another cup of wine.
"This Su Xiaofeng is truly blessed, eh? Before even entering the family, she bore Mr. Gu a pair of twins, just adorable." At the table, guests chatted away.
Xu Xuezi inwardly bled listening to the complints showered on Su Xiaofeng.
Su Xiaofeng, don’t be smug, I can assure you, your good days won’t last long; even if I don’t take action, there will certainly be others who won’t want Su Xiaofeng to have it easy.
She knew too well the affairs between these great families.
...
Gu Dabao and Gu Xiaobao had completed their tasks as flower children, Gu Dabao followed old Mr. Gu, Gu Xiaobao was with Yan Juni.
Gu Xiaobao had a sweet mouth, and Yan Juni, taking her along, had earned quite a few complints.
"Xiaobao." Xiaonian waved to her, "Co here, auntie will take you to eat sothing delicious."
Gu Xiaobao said sothing to her grandmother and then ran towards Xiaonian.
A little boy nearby, seeing Gu Xiaobao heading that way, had a mischievous glint in his eye. He stuck out his foot and tripped her just as she was about to run; Gu Xiaobao, caught off-guard, fell flat on her face.
Having taken a fall, Gu Xiaobao didn’t cry but dusted herself off and stood up, glaring fiercely at the little boy in front of her.
The little boy, probably around five or six years old, had thick, black hair and very bright eyes, but his smiling face was a bit annoying.
He grinned at Gu Xiaobao, and even made a face at her.
Gu Xiaobao put her hands on her hips, fiercely confronting him, "Young man, your foot tripped ."
Such a big boy, and not a bit of civility.
Seeing her running, he deliberately tripped her, what a bad person.
"Oh, what’s this?" Yan Juni turned around and saw her granddaughter glaring at the boy, and couldn’t help but laugh, "What’s the matter?"
Gu Xiaobao snorted, tossing her head, "Grandma, it’s nothing, I just saw an annoying little dog blocking the way, really irritating."
He tripped her and didn’t apologize, definitely just a little dog.
And a little dog without manners at that.
Hearing Xiaobao’s words, Yan Juni looked around, "Did a little dog co into our house? Where is it?"
In this event today, it’s impossible for a little dog to have gotten in.
Hearing her grandmother’s words, Gu Xiaobao laughed and waved at her grandmother, "The annoying little dog isn’t necessarily a real dog. It could be a person."
The little boy, overhearing Xiaobao’s words, puffed up his cheeks and retorted, "Humph, you’re the dog, I’m not a dog."
"If you’re not a dog, you tripped and didn’t even apologize."
"I’m not apologizing! You clearly walked into my foot."
"You annoying ghost, you are the little dog."
"You’re the little dog."
The lady nearby quickly pulled the little boy aside, "Xuanming, what’s going on here? How could you trip the young lady? That’s not right."
The little boy didn’t speak, and Gu Xiaobao made a face at him as she headed over to her aunt.
Impolite little dog, later I’ll tell my brother and let him handle it."
Xiaonian picked up Gu Xiaobao and pinched her cheek, "Seems like you’ve gained so weight."
"I haven’t gained weight, my mom says it’s baby fat, and it will go away when I grow up." She’s definitely not fat.
"Right, right, baby fat." Xiaonian was very speechless, "What were you doing just now?"
"Nothing much, just a minor issue." Better not tell the aunt who tends to act impulsively; she might just rush to take revenge: "Auntie, take to find my brother, I haven’t seen him in a while, and I miss him."
"I don’t believe you miss him, you must be looking for him for a reason." We’ve only been apart for less than half an hour.
"Hehe, there is a little matter. It’s sothing you adults can’t handle." Gu Xiaobao made a face.
Gu Dabao sat like a little adult next to old Mr. Gu, his solemn and focused deanor very much like a young Gu Yecheng.
Gu Xiaobao waved at her brother from a distance, gesturing for him to co over.
Gu Dabao saw his sister’s secretive deanor and had no choice but to get up from his seat, excused himself from his great grandpa, and went off to find his sister.
"What’s up?" Gu Dabao was quite aloof as he spoke.
Gu Xiaobao tiptoed closer and whispered sothing to her brother’s ear, then she showed him her injured knee, "Bro, look, my knee is all red. He didn’t apologize and even said I deliberately tripped over his foot."
Gu Dabao glanced at his sister’s sowhat red knee, raised his tender eyebrows, and declared, "Don’t worry, we’ll show him what we’re made of soon. We siblings are not to be ssed with."
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