Don't underestimate this old lady just because she's ignorant; she's got some survival skills for the inner quarters.

He was so arrogant before only because he lived with Shen Baili's family and was deliberately spoiled by them so that he could benefit from their influence.

Since the Shen Baili family left, have you seen how many outrageous things this old lady has done?

All of this is within their tolerance range.

That old lady is very clever.

Shen Liuli blinked, thought about it carefully, and it seemed that it really was true.

It turns out that everyone has their own wisdom for survival.

"Liu Liu, you shouldn't stay here anymore, it's all smoke and fire. Go home."

Tian Guifen couldn't bear to see her daughter suffer here.

Shen Liuliu, however, insisted on sticking to her mother and refused to leave no matter what.

Tian Guifen was quite helpless, but Xiao Zhou was extremely envious.

"Looking at your Liu Liu makes me so envious. My dear daughter, you're so sweet." Like Tian Guifen, Xiao Zhoushi had many sons but only one daughter.

It's a pity that Yun'er still has no children.

If Yun'er has children, I can feel more at ease.

Speaking of her youngest daughter, Tian Guifen was extremely proud. A smile unconsciously appeared on her lips as she said proudly, "Of course, my Liu Liu has been considerate and well-behaved since she was little. She's easier to take care of than her older brothers."

Now, in Tian Guifen's heart, no one can compare to her precious daughter.

Shen Liuliu was acting coquettishly with Xiao Zhoushi: "When Sister Yun'er's child is born, it will definitely be a smart and well-behaved little sister."

Mentioning children, Madam Zhou's expression changed slightly, and she said with a touch of melancholy, "Your sister Yun'er doesn't have any children yet. And even if she did, she would be your niece, not your sister."

I wonder if Yun'er will ever be able to have her own child again.

Tian Guifen inwardly cursed, and immediately tried to comfort her second sister-in-law: "Yun'er is still young, she will have her own child sooner or later. Let Yun'er relax and not put too much pressure on herself. Sometimes, the more you want something, the less likely you are to have it. Look at me, after giving birth to Wu Tiao, it took so many years before I had Liu Liu."

Sometimes, having a child is truly a mysterious thing.

The more you want something, the less likely you are to have it.

When you give up, you may suddenly have something else.

However, the idea of ​​relaxing is just a general principle. The pressure on a woman who hasn't been able to have children after several years of marriage is unimaginable.

Especially with Zhou's mother-in-law's temperament...

Poor Yun'er.

"But Sister Yun'er is pregnant, she has a baby in her tummy."

Shen Liuli blinked. Didn't Second Aunt know?

She discovered it that day, but she assumed her stepmother knew, so she didn't say anything.

"What did you say?"

Excitedly, Xiao Zhou squatted down, grabbed Shen Liuliu, stared intently at her, and breathed heavily on her face.

How could she not know?

Tian Guifen asked anxiously, "Liu Liu, are you telling the truth?"

"It's true! Second Aunt, don't worry, Sister Yun'er has a baby! But the baby is so tiny, so pitiful, like it's not getting enough to eat..."

Shen Liuliu murmured.

"Oh my, oh my, this is really wonderful!" Little Zhou was so excited that she sat down on the ground with tears streaming down her face.

If my daughter has a child, then...

"That's not right. The last time Liu Liu saw Yun'er was three months ago, wasn't it? If Yun'er is really pregnant, she's been pregnant for at least three or four months now. Hasn't the Zhou family told you yet?"

Tian Guifen suddenly remembered something, and she subconsciously looked at her daughter.

Could it be that my daughter misread it?

But the daughter said her eldest daughter-in-law was pregnant, and she was pregnant, and she said it was two nephews, and they really were twins.

"Second Sister-in-law, Liu Liu said before... but Liu Liu is still so young, maybe not..."

“No, they say children are very perceptive. So, what Liu Liu said is very likely true,” Xiao Zhou interrupted Tian Guifen, raising her objection.

She didn't think Liu Liu was wrong.

Tian Guifen swallowed hard, suddenly feeling a little nervous: "But why the Zhou family..."

"No, Guifen, you take care of things here for me. I need to go see Yun'er now..." Little Zhou suddenly felt flustered.

Although she never mentioned the child to Yun'er, the child was perceptive and could not possibly not know that she was hoping for it.

So, if Liu Liu is not mistaken, then something must have happened to Yun'er!

Although it's just speculation, how could a mother possibly be at ease with her precious daughter?

"Second sister-in-law, slow down! Let my second brother go with you!" Tian Guifen called out as she chased after them.

But Xiao Zhou's figure had vanished.

Tian Guifen leaned against the door frame, looking worried: "I wonder if something happened to Yun'er..."

Shen Liuliu immediately ran home.

After the little guy got home, he found his older brother, panting, and whispered in his ear what had just happened.

Shen Yishan's expression immediately changed.

Seeing this, Wang Xiuhe couldn't help but ask, "What's wrong? What happened?"

Why are you being so secretive? Could something have happened at home?

To avoid making his wife worry too much, Shen Yishan simply recounted what had just happened.

Wang Xiuhe subconsciously touched her stomach, murmuring, "I hope nothing bad has happened..."

"I don't know, but do you want to come along and take a look, brother?"

Shen Liuliu was discussing things with her older brother in a sweet, childlike voice.

My cousin's situation is still unclear, so they may have made a wasted trip.

But Shen Liuliu felt it was necessary to go.

"Big brother, I think Second Aunt will call on our cousins ​​to go. This is their own family matter. Is it really appropriate for us to go now?"

Shen Tiantian tentatively expressed her opinion.

Since they were from two different families, before the second aunt sought help, they followed her, perhaps wanting to see what the commotion was like...

"But Sister Yun'er..."

Shen Liuliu was a little anxious, but when she got anxious, she couldn't speak properly, and she could feel that the little guy was sweating.

Shen Yishan looked at his sister with affection and hugged her to comfort her: "Liuliu, don't worry. Your cousins ​​are not to be trifled with. If something really happens... we can go later."

It's inappropriate for a large group of people to go when nothing is certain yet. qqxsnew

Seeing that her opinion had been affirmed, Shen Tiantian blushed with excitement and nodded vigorously: "Yes, yes, so Liu Liu, don't worry."

"……All right."

Shen Liuliu pouted, got up from her older brother's embrace, leaned on the windowsill, and looked out the window with a melancholy and loneliness.

The courtyard was quiet, without a sound.

Seeing Liu Liu so dejected, Mr. and Mrs. Shen felt extremely sorry for her.

Shen Yishan immediately said, "Does Liu Liu want to go to the city government office? Big brother can take you there."

"real?"

Of course.

Seeing his sister's smiling face again, Shen Yishan felt that everything was worth it.

Shen Tiantian looked at Shen Liuliu with envy.

It's so nice to have a loving older brother.

"Sweetie, why don't you go play with them for a while?" Wang Xiuhe saw through Shen Tiantian's thoughts at a glance and said so, while also reminding Shen Yishan not to favor one over the other.

Since we've adopted them, and they're all daughters, we should treat them equally.

Shen Yishan quickly added, "Yes, Tiantian should come too."

"Is it okay? Can I go too?" Shen Tiantian was flattered.

She hasn't been to the city yet.

Does that mean we can go and check out Wanwu Winery?

"Of course, you two go change your clothes, we'll head over now." Shen Yishan said as he went to prepare the carriage.

If people could foresee the future, Shen Yishan and Shen Liuliu would never have left home.

It's just a pity that there are no "what ifs" in life...