Su Qi stood frozen, seeing Little Qianning's disappointment. She didn't know what to say.
Su Qi was about to follow when someone appeared at the fish stall—a serious, composed young man.
That's the feeling he gives off, even if I can't see his face.
Su Qi knew this was Qin Tian.
Qin Qianning's older brother.
Qin Tian said to the stall owner, "I'll take all the small fish."
Su Qi smiled when she saw this. 'It really is better to have a son,' she thought. 'They can dote on their little sisters when they grow up.'
She had to tell her husband about this. They absolutely had to have a son.
If they had a daughter, her husband would be done for. (Jiang Zuo: I'm only taking half the blame for that.)
As Jiang Zuo watched the video, a sudden chill ran down his spine for some unknown reason.
Just then, Su Qi hurried to catch up with Little Qianning.
Qianning was a child, after all. The moment she saw something strange and wonderful, she forgot all about the little fish.
