Jiang Peitian looked at the father and daughter, feeling equally displeased, and said:

"If you keep doing this, Grandpa won't like you anymore."

"You never liked me to begin with; you only liked my older brothers," Wen Bao'er said, sticking out her pink tongue.

"Hehehe."

Jiang Peitian, whose chest was still brimming with anger, was suddenly charmed by her cuteness, and he tugged at the corner of his lips:

"Like your mother, full of ideas, but not very shrewd."

Wen Bao'er retorted, unconvinced:

“You always bring big gifts for your eldest and second eldest brothers, but you only give me a small one every time, and then you complain that I have a problem with it. You’re being unfair.”

"Okay, okay, Grandpa will make it up to you today." Jiang Peitian nodded with a smile, then took out his phone and sent a text message to A Long.

Wen Bao'er couldn't understand, so she sat on Wen Zhaoye's lap, swinging her plump, white legs that looked like lotus roots.

The group chatted about business matters when, after a short while, a truck drove into the yard.

The two little ones curiously peered through the door, and Wen Bao'er tilted her little head:

"Old man, are you out of money? We even called this car to pick you up."

The people in the hall burst out laughing, and Jiang Peitian couldn't help but laugh as well, saying:

"Don't worry, the money Grandpa left behind is enough for you to live on for three lifetimes."

Wen Bao'er was the first of the three children to learn to speak, but because of her talkative nature, she annoyed her two brothers within a month, and their first words were always, "Shut up."

She asked curiously, "Then what's this for?"

Ignoring the stares of everyone, Ah Long opened the trunk, revealing it overflowing with pink gifts.

Wen Bao'er cupped her chubby little face in her small hands, her mouth and eyes wide open, and said:

"Wow, Grandpa, you're such a good grandpa to me."

Jiang Peitian said with a smile:

"Just like your mother, you change your tune every time. Now you don't call me 'old man' anymore?"