The Lunar New Year arrived quickly.
On New Year's Eve.
With two children and Su Ruanruan pregnant, the house was lively.
Bao Mingyuan drank a little wine, watching his eldest son and daughter-in-law, feeling very satisfied.
He gave the little ones red envelopes and specially prepared a big red envelope for Su Ruanruan.
Su Ruanruan thanked him.
Bao Jingyan ate his meal and jokingly said, "Your red envelope is thicker than the ones for the kids."
Bao Mingyuan dismissed his son's comment.
He said, "Ruanruan grew up under my watch, why shouldn't I cherish her?"
Bao Jingyan had a lot he didn't say.
Su Ruanruan understood and glanced at her husband.
After dinner, Su Ruanruan went upstairs and took a stack of red envelopes, distributing them to the household staff.
She treated people very well, and the servants were also dedicated.
Once done, and she went upstairs, Bao Jingyan pulled her onto his lap: "You've handed out so many red envelopes, where's mine?"
