The child's clothes and toys were mostly bought by He Tiantian from the Modern Mall.

Therefore, Little Pearl was raised according to modern standards from infancy.

She is the happiest of all the children in the family.

After the New Year, it will be about a week. Then we'll need to prepare a first birthday gift.

The village places great importance on a child's first birthday celebration. Even the poorest families will prepare some celebratory noodles to share.

If it were a family with good financial means, they might hold a three-day banquet.

He Tiantian plans to keep the budget moderate and invite some close friends and relatives from the village. She estimates that two or three tables will be enough.

Everyone felt that they hadn't been staying here for very long, but when they started packing, they didn't know why they had so many little things.

Zhao Yanniang and Tiezi's mother cleaned up the fastest and most thoroughly, leaving only a bare wooden bed in the room.

The Chen family didn't have many things, and Zhao Denglong's things were also alright. The main problem was that they had a lot of books, which were heavy to move.

He Tiantian and Xiao Mingzhu had the most items. Cheng Ying looked at all the unfamiliar things and had a big question mark in her mind.

What are all these things? She's never seen any of them before.

"Maruko-chan, what's this for?" Cheng Ying picked up an electric frog toy.

Because she accidentally touched the switch, the electric toy immediately started singing. Cheng Ying screamed in fright and dropped it on the ground.

"This...this frog has become a spirit?" Cheng Ying pointed at the frog jumping around on the ground, her words barely coherent.

He Tiantian came over and turned off the music, explaining awkwardly, "This is Mingzhu's toy, it's fake."

Cheng Ying patted her chest in lingering fear, then focused on stuffing the items into the cloth bag without daring to ask what they were for.

They were the last group to finish packing. The huge carriage was so full of luggage that there was no room for anyone else to get on.

Fortunately, it's not far; adults and children can walk there. It only takes about half an incense stick's time.

Everyone walked and laughed along the way, full of anticipation.

Seven or eight people in a horse-drawn carriage made for a striking sight on the street, drawing frequent glances from passersby.

The further you go, the wider the road becomes, but the fewer people there are.

However, one could faintly hear the bustling sounds coming from the main street, which was two streets away.

He Shitou looked around at the neat buildings. He had never lived in such a tidy house with blue bricks and tiles before.

"Sister, where did you find this house?"

The alley was clean and tidy, and the environment was quiet and peaceful; it seemed quite nice.

He Tiantian then briefly recounted her experience of finding a place to live. Although she made the decision decisively, she specifically mentioned that the rent was not expensive.

Even someone as materialistic as Mr. Chen couldn't help but ask, "How much is the rent per month or per year?"