Amu gave his son a nickname, Ayi, wishing him to be free and easy, live a comfortable life, and grow up healthy and strong.

As for Ayi's name, it was not Amu and Linlang's turn. The old marquis, Su Nanting and Xiao Zhensheng had already discussed it long ago and were determined to give the child a good name.

When her daughter gave birth to a grandson successfully, Mrs. Song was overjoyed. She informed the good news to several families including the Mansion of Marquis of Dongping, the Mansion of Duke of Dingguo and the Song family, and sent red eggs to share the joy of having a new baby with everyone.

Since having a son, Amu has been with the mother and son almost every day, and he never leaves the house unless it is necessary. He is now content with having a wife and a son, and often looks at his sleeping son for a long time. It is so magical, the little guy is his son.

The more he looked, the more Amu felt that his son was good-looking and had inherited the best qualities of both him and Linlang.

Moer comes to see his little nephew every day. He has heard adults say that children are ugly when they are young, but they will gradually become good-looking. He comes to see him every day, hoping that his nephew will gradually become more handsome and not look like a little old man.

He came to see it every day, but there was no change. This made Mo'er very worried, and he became a thoughtful old man.

The adults were all happy and no one noticed Mo'er's sadness.

Many guests came on the third day of the baby's birth, and the ladies all came to see Ayi and praised his good looks. Mo'er, listening from the side, felt that the adults' taste was indeed not very good.

During the time when Mo'er was worried, he made a new friend, Yue'er, the youngest granddaughter of Chen Ge Lao, who lived next door to Anchang Marquis's Mansion.

Like Mo'er, Yue'er's mother gave birth to a thin brother last month who also looked like a little old man.

Thus, the two children of the same age had a common topic and became best friends. Every day when they met, they would discuss how their nephew and brother had changed and whether they had become more handsome.

Linlang began her confinement life, eating and sleeping every day. Mrs. Song prepared a variety of confinement meals for her in various ways.

Afraid that she would feel bored, the old lady and Mrs. Song would occasionally come over to chat with her and tell her gossip about the outside world.

Most of the time, it was Amu and her son who accompanied her. Her son ate and slept, and slept all the time except when he woke up to eat or defecate.

After Linlang had a good rest, Amu gave her a dialogue notebook, which was full of his recent writings. It was very popular and could earn more money, so he would have no problem supporting his wife and son.

Linlang hugged her son, and in her ears she could hear the gentle but vivid voice of Amu reading a storybook. It was so nice to have a husband who was with them and so gentle and considerate.

Thinking back to her previous life, she was still working until she gave birth to her son. After giving birth to her son, Mrs. Li was not kind to her and the meals she cooked were not nutritious. In fact, the family had some savings at that time, but Mrs. Li was reluctant to give them to her.

It was only when his father and eldest brother brought him pork that he was able to eat meat a few times, but most of it went into the Li family's stomachs. As soon as he was one month old, he had to work to earn money, and the son often cried out in hunger.

Thinking back, she was so foolish back then. She didn't know how to resist her in-laws when they treated her badly. Instead, she toiled tirelessly to earn money to support the Li family. In the end, her father and eldest brother lost their lives for her, and she and her son wandered around for many years.

Compared with the previous life, this life is truly a blessed one. My son is valued and loved, and has a nice nickname, Ayi.

In her previous life, Mrs. Li insisted on calling her son Gou Wa Zi. She argued with Mrs. Li many times, but the Li family insisted on calling him that. Yes, if he wasn't their child, how could they love him?

Linlang sighed. Everything was over. The Li family and Gu Yuanfang got the punishment they deserved. It could be considered as atonement for the sins they committed in their previous lives.

When a person dies, his debts are paid off. They want to look forward to the future and live a happy life as a family of three.

Linlang ate well during her confinement period and had plenty of milk. She basically didn't need a wet nurse. Her milk was enough for Ayi. After a month of confinement, Linlang was well-nourished and plump, and Ayi also grew white and plump, and looked really good.

On the day of the full moon banquet, the guests were all present and Ayi was brought out. Moer saw that he was finally relieved of the worry he had been having for so long. His little nephew was just as the adults said, getting more and more handsome as he grew up.

The little chubby face is white and tender, the big eyes are black, and the little mouth is red and spitting out milk foam.

When Mo'er and the little guy looked at each other, the little guy suddenly smiled, which shocked Mo'er. "He smiled, Yi'er smiled."

Ah Mu told Mo'er, "Yier started to smile a few days ago. Your cousin hasn't come for a few days. What has he been doing?"

Of course Mo'er couldn't tell his cousin that he went to Chen Ge Lao's house next door to meet Yue'er secretly. This was a secret between him and Yue'er.

Yue'er has been unhappy these days, so of course he has to stay with his good friend to comfort her.

Mo'er didn't understand why men had so many women and then put them in the backyard to let them fight each other. Yue'er's father was such a man, who often brought women home, making Yue'er's mother unhappy.

This time, Yue'er's parents had a quarrel over a dancer, and Yue'er's mother fell ill and had not recovered for several days. Mo'er wanted to ask her sister to help take care of Yue'er's mother, but her sister was still in confinement and could not go out.

There was no other way, he could only comfort Yue'er and tell her that he would go to see her mother after her sister was out of confinement, and asked her not to worry.

After seeing off the guests, Mo'er took Amu's hand and asked, "Cousin, will there be many women in your family in the future?"

Amu was stunned. He didn't expect his cousin to ask this question. He replied without hesitation, "No, I will only have Linlang as my wife. There will be no other women."

"Mo'er hasn't been home recently. Did he go to the next door?" Amu noticed that his little cousin looked a little sad. "Did he encounter some difficulties? Did he get angry after arguing with Yue'er?"

Even though Amu stayed at home with Linlang and his son every day, he knew exactly where his little cousin was.

Mo'er knew she couldn't hide it from her cousin, "Cousin, can you let me go and show it to Yue'er's mother?"

Ah Mu touched Mo'er's head and said, "Mother Yue'er is suffering from a heart disease, and a heart disease needs to be treated with a heart medicine. What she needs is the consideration and care of her husband, which no one else can give."

Although Mo'er did not understand the feelings between men and women, he grew up in the palace and saw many concubines who had fallen out of favor being locked up in the cold palace. Some of them went crazy after a long time, and some disappeared quickly.

But Yue'er is his good friend, and he doesn't want Yue'er to be without a mother, that would be too pitiful.

Ah Mu told Mo'er, "Don't worry, she still has a pair of children. A mother is strong. As long as someone wakes her up, she will figure it out."

Mo'er understood, "Thank you, cousin, I know what to do. I'll go find Yue'er now."

Looking at Mo'er's impatient back, Amu thought of Chen Ge Lao's eldest son, who favored his concubine and neglected his wife, and his backyard was in chaos. It would not be good for the child's growth to have such a person as a neighbor.

There are so many censors, they should be given something to do.