The three siblings, nicknamed "Little Soft Candy," had a great appetite as it was their first time eating Peking duck.

Ruan Yunxi rolled one up, and they ate one.

Seeing that she couldn't manage on her own, Gu Weizhou rolled one for each of the three children and rolled one for her as well: "You eat it yourself, I'll take care of the children."

Ruan Yunxi had been waiting for him to say that. She left the three children with Gu Weizhou, and she, Gu Huahua, and Gu's parents chatted away. The nanny occasionally chimed in, and everyone at the dinner table enjoyed themselves.

Gu's parents didn't think there was anything wrong with Gu Weizhou taking care of his three grandchildren.

I know that Gu Weizhou is usually busy and only stays home during holidays.

At this time, it's only right that he share the burden and help take care of the children.

Usually, it's Ruan Yunxi and the nanny who do the hard work; it's time for him to take over.

After they had eaten and drunk their fill, Zhong Ming suggested they take a walk along the bus route he drove, as the weather was nice, neither too hot nor too cold, perfect for going out and having fun.

The little gummy bears, having eaten and drunk their fill, were tired and rubbed their eyes a few times.

Ruan Yunxi could only refuse: "The children need to take a nap. We'll go another time. Please drive carefully!"

Zhong Ming nodded, watched them leave, and then spoke to Gu Huahua: "Third Brother and Third Sister-in-law are quite satisfied with me, right?"

Gu Huahua nodded: "You did very well. Third Sister-in-law said you're a good man and worth marrying."

Zhong Ming smiled sheepishly: "Don't worry, marry me and I won't let you suffer."

Gu Huahua nodded. This was the life she wanted, not spending her whole life taking care of a fool who needed her care.

Little Softie and the others slept until 4:30 in the afternoon.

Ruan Yunxi handed the child over to Gu Weizhou, and she, Gu's mother, and the nanny took a one-hour nap before heading out.

They went to Friendship Shopping Mall.

That's right, there's also a Friendship Store in Beijing, which sells all imported goods.

Ruan Yunxi has foreign exchange certificates, which she can use to buy things.

She wanted to buy Gu Huahua a wedding gift.

After looking around, I finally decided to buy her an iron, specifically for ironing clothes.

It's better than using an aluminum lunchbox filled with hot water.

As for the watch, Zhong Ming already bought it; she doesn't need to buy one.

Gu's parents had prepared all the other major items.

Besides the iron, Ruan Yunxi also bought some chocolates, imported biscuits, and coffee beans. She planned to brew coffee herself in the future, so that she could legitimately take out the coffee she had stored in her space and brew it.

When they returned home, laden with their purchases, they saw Gu Weizhou talking to a young woman. The woman greeted Gu's mother and the others with a smile, her gaze lingering on Ruan Yunxi for a couple of seconds before she chuckled, "This must be Comrade Gu Weizhou's wife!"

"Yes, that's me. What's your name?" Ruan Yunxi nodded, her gaze devoid of emotion.

The other person wasn't hostile; they just looked her up and down curiously for a while: "My house is just next door, we're neighbors. I'm two years older than your husband, you can call me 'sister' if you want."

"Oh, it's the neighbor's sister!" Ruan Yunxi suddenly realized.

"I have something to do, so I won't chat any longer. I heard you're staying a few more days, so come visit us sometime," the neighbor lady politely invited.

Ruan Yunxi politely replied, "Okay, I'll definitely come for tea sometime."

As they were talking, Little Soft Candy and her two siblings came over, calling out enthusiastically, "Mommy, Mommy, Mommy!"

After answering their questions one by one, Ruan Yunxi opened a bag of cookies: "Go back and wash your hands, then I'll give you some good food."

The three adorable children immediately went back to wash their hands, dried them, and then lined up to receive their cookies.

I didn't eat it myself; I ate it first, and then the nanny ate it.

If the nanny doesn't eat, then give it to Ruan Yunxi.

Ruan Yunxi ate a piece and then gave them another piece, which they then gave to their father, grandparents, and other family members.

Seeing that Ruan Yunxi had eaten, Gu's parents also ate.