Yunhe was ultimately used to worrying about Su Yinwan's affairs.

Generally speaking, married people are soon pressured by their families to have children.

Moreover, Su Yinwan married into the Rong family, which has a prominent position.

She worried that Su Yinwan would be pressured by the Rong family to have children for the Rong family, and would not be able to live freely according to her own wishes.

“The Rong family didn’t put any pressure on us. It mainly depends on what Rong Jing and I want. If we want it, we’ll take it; if we don’t, we’ll let nature take its course.”

Su Yinwan smiled gently and said calmly, "The Rong family is very kind; they won't force me to do things I don't like."

"What about Rong Jing? Does he want children?"

"He...he wants it even less than I do."

Upon hearing this, Yunhe assumed that the two's relationship was not yet stable and that Rong Jing did not love Su Yinwan enough, which was why he did not want her.

Thinking about it this way, she got so angry that she jumped up.

"Why?"

Su Yinwan smiled and pulled Yunhe to sit down.

“He doesn’t want children because he’s afraid I’ll be in pain and doesn’t want me to suffer the pain of childbirth.”

Yunhe finally breathed a sigh of relief.

She nodded, raised an eyebrow, and looked at Su Yinwan, saying, "At least he has a conscience and knows how to care for you. Looking at it this way, your husband is not bad."

Immediately afterwards, Yunhe hugged Su Yinwan tightly and said from the bottom of her heart, "Xiaowan, you must be happy. I hope you are the happiest person in the world. You deserve all of this."

Su Yinwan hugged Yun He tightly, resting her chin on her shoulder, and said calmly, "Yes, thank you, He'er. I hope you find your own happiness soon and become the happiest person."

A quiet night, heartfelt conversations, and an unchanging bond of friendship.