At this moment, Bao Yu felt extremely conflicted; she truly didn't know what to do.

Let alone these two children, she had only met Bao Chunlei a few times.

However, looking at Bao Yun's stubborn eyes and Bao Feng's bewildered gaze, she admitted that she couldn't let go.

Perhaps she can leave now, but the look in those two people's eyes will remain something Bao Yu can't let go of.

What she didn't expect was that Gu Nanxi could accept these two children. This wasn't something that would happen in a day or two; it was something she would have to take care of for a lifetime.

The money left by Bao Chunlei and his wife after their deaths is far from enough to support their two children's future marriages. If the two children are successful, that will be fine; if they are mediocre, then it will become Bao Yu's problem.

However, Gu Nanxi agreed. At this moment, Bao Yu was truly moved. The man she loved not only sheltered her from the wind and rain, but also extended his love to everything around her, supporting her in every way.

Being "responsible" isn't just something you say; marriage isn't just about shutting yourself in and living a quiet life. No one can predict what will happen next.

No one could predict what the future held. But Bao Yu knew that as long as Gu Nanxi was there, she had nothing to fear.

"Let's go, let's pack our things and go home with your sister!"

Just moments before, Bao Yun had stubbornly insisted that he could take care of his younger brother, but after Bao Yu said those words, his eyes suddenly welled up with tears. He looked excitedly at his brother, then at Bao Yu.

Then she squatted down and started crying.

Bao Yu was startled and quickly went over to comfort her: "Xiao Yun, if you don't want to be with me, I'll think of another way. Don't cry."

Bao Yun looked up at Bao Yu and shook her head vigorously: "I want to go! I really, really want to! I thought you wouldn't want us. Waaah!"

Bao Yu knew that he was actually very afraid that she would abandon them. Just as she knew, Bao Yun's maternal grandparents were old, and they also had their uncles and aunts living with them. The two of them would only become a "burden" if they went to live with them.

"Are you being silly? Stop crying. Come with your sister and pack up the important things. The rest can be left to your brother-in-law!"

Bao Yun nodded obediently and emphatically.

With everything settled, Bao Yu returned home with Bao Yun and Bao Feng.

With Ren Chenguang joining in, the previously empty room suddenly became lively.

Fortunately, there were enough rooms. Bao Yun said she could share a room with her younger brother, which would make it easier to take care of him.

Seeing how sensible Bao Yun is, Bao Yu is very gratified. At the age of three, Bao Feng still wants his mother. Perhaps knowing that his mother and father will never come back, Bao Feng is very attached to his older brother.

Just as Bao Yu said, everything else was left to Gu Nanxi to handle.

Regarding Bao Chunlei's estate, Bao Yu always handed it over to Bao Yun, and discussed the distribution with Bao Yun in front of him.

Bao Chunlei's estate will be temporarily entrusted to Bao Yu for safekeeping. Half of it will be transferred to Bao Yun's name after Bao Yun comes of age, and the other half will be given to Bao Feng after Bao Feng comes of age.

After discussing it with Bao Yun, Bao Yu decided to let Bao Yun's maternal grandparents live in Bao Chunlei's house.

First of all, that house is the children's home, so selling it wouldn't be appropriate. With Bao Chunlei and his wife gone, they can no longer take care of their parents; this place is closer and they can look after their grandparents.

As for his maternal grandparents, only his uncle's family could take care of them; this could be considered a simple way of repaying them.