In the evening, the entire Xu family set out dinner in the pavilion in the courtyard.

A gentle summer evening breeze filled the courtyard with laughter and chatter, and little Tuantuan was unusually lively today.

Xu Haicheng asked Butler Wang to bring out the Moutai he had treasured for many years, and poured a small porcelain cup for each of them.

Seeing everyone drinking, Xiao Tuantuan climbed into Ni Sitian's arms, grabbed her wrist, and looked at her with longing: "Mommy, I want to drink too."

Just as Ni Sitian was about to lecture the child about not drinking alcohol, Xu Tingchuan dipped his chopsticks into the wine glass and put it into Xiao Tuantuan's mouth.

Instantly, Tuantuan's cute little face scrunched up like a bun, and she coughed a few times, her eyes turning red.

Ni Sitian gave Xu Tingchuan a reproachful look, gently patted Tuantuan, and fed him a few sips of warm water.

"Want to drink more?" Xu Tingchuan asked, swirling his wine glass as he looked at his son's already flushed face.

The little dumpling quickly shook its head, buried its face in Ni Sitian's chest, and turned its bottom towards Xu Tingchuan.

Everyone was amused by him and laughed heartily, making the atmosphere even more lively.

Pei Yang was a smooth talker and could chat with Xu Haicheng. The two of them, father-in-law and son-in-law, had a very pleasant conversation, while Xu Jiayue served them wine and food.

Jin Rulan had also drunk some wine tonight, a rare occurrence, and a faint smile remained on her lips as she said to Xu Jiayue, "Next year's Mid-Autumn Festival, our family should have another member joining us, right?"

Xu Jiayue blushed. She found it difficult to answer her mother's question, so she glanced at Pei Yang.

Pei Yang grasped Xu Jiayue's hand and smiled at his mother-in-law: "I finally managed to marry Jiayue, so I can't let her immediately shift her attention to the little radish head."

Knowing their current situation, Ni Sitian let Tuantuan climb onto her grandmother's lap.

"Grandma, I want to eat mooncakes," Tuantuan said to Jin Rulan in a spoiled manner.

Jin Rulan's attention was diverted, and she handed Tuantuan a small snow skin mooncake, saying softly, "Eat slowly."

Xu Jiayue glanced gratefully at Ni Sitian, then turned to Pei Yang and squeezed his hand tightly.

The family chatted and laughed, drank wine, admired the moon, and smelled the flowers.

At this moment, with people and the moon reunited, it seems to have etched the happiest time into history.

When the moon was high in the sky, Xu Tingchuan carried the sleeping little dumpling and took Ni Sitian's hand as they went back into the house.

Jin Rulan also helped her drunk husband back to their room.

Pei Yang had his hand on Xu Jiayue's shoulder and his head buried in her neck, seemingly quite drunk.

Xu Jiayue practically had to half-carry and half-lift him up.

But as soon as she closed the door, this man, acting all improper, pressed his lips, which reeked of alcohol, against hers.

Perhaps it was because they had both drunk alcohol, or perhaps it was because of the summer heat, but their bodies seemed to heat up instantly, and they were both very enthusiastic.

When Xu Jiayue's knees were spread apart and she was lifted up, she wrapped her arms around his waist, looked down at him with slightly panting breaths, and felt her mouth dry.

“Yueyue…” Pei Yang’s voice was hoarse, with a burning heat.

Xu Jiayue took the initiative to kiss his lips, and he opened his mouth and took her lips in, sucking them little by little, as if he wanted to swallow her soft and fragrant lips into his belly.

He held her in his arms, spun around, and landed on the soft bed.

This was Jia Yue's room before she got married, and it was still the same as before. She was also very familiar with this bed. For a moment, she forgot her nervousness and kissed him passionately, even taking the initiative to take off his clothes.

"That's not how you take your pants off." Pei Yang raised an eyebrow, his dark eyes filled with a roguish smile.