"Mom, I really have enough to eat."

"You're welcome."

Xu Qingluo looked at Zhou's mother with sincerity in her eyes, and Zhou's mother really couldn't stand her watery eyes. Girls in Kyoto tend to have cheerful personalities.

However, Xu Qingluo was a very Su-Jin person. Sometimes, no matter her actions or words, she would subconsciously show the tenderness of a Su-Jin girl.

She is the first person in the Zhou family to have such a temper. Mother Zhou just likes her. She hopes that her daughter-in-law can change the family's gene of "subjugating people with force".

When Zhou's mother saw that she was not lying, she felt relieved and sat back in her seat.

"Okay, okay, then tell mom if you don't have enough to eat."

Zhou's mother's tone also softened. Zhou Yushu looked at her mother, and then his eyes were full of disbelief. Isn't it... that her mother was possessed by evil spirits?

"Okay, thanks, Mom."

Mother Zhou's smile got even bigger after receiving her sweet thanks. Xu Qingluo loved eating noodles, and she was also hungry, so she ate up all the noodles that Mother Zhou served her.

"Mom's cooking skills are really good."

After finishing the meal, Xu Qingluo did not forget to praise Zhou's mother for her good cooking skills. Zhou's mother was really grinning from ear to ear: "If you like it, mom will make it for you every day."

Zhou Yushu looked at Xu Qingluo opposite him, and was filled with admiration. Her sister-in-law only said a few words and made her mother so happy that she lost her mind. It was really amazing.

After the family had eaten and drunk their fill, Zhou's mother didn't let her wash the dishes or do any other chores. Instead, she asked her to get ready and serve tea to the old man and the old lady next door.

Xu Qingluo did need to prepare some red envelopes. According to custom, after serving tea, she would also have to give red envelopes to the Zhou family's children.

Xu Qingluo went upstairs and opened her dowry box. Xu's mother had thought of everything, even the red envelopes for the Zhou children after serving tea were wrapped for her and put in the dowry box.

Xu Qingluo tugged at the corner of Zhou Yuheng's clothes. Zhou Yuheng squatted down and looked at him: "What's wrong?"

"How many children?"

"Including Xiaodong, there are eight children in total."

Xu Qingluo was a little surprised to hear so many children. This week, Uncle Zhou's family had quite a lot of grandchildren. There were eight great-grandchildren alone.

Just in case, Xu Qingluo took ten red envelopes with him to avoid any unexpected situation that would make him a laughing stock.

Xu Qingluo locked the box, then put the red envelope in Zhou Yuheng's pocket, braided herself into a side ponytail, went downstairs and went out with Zhou Yuheng.

Zhou's father and mother went to the next room ahead of time. After all, Zhou's father and mother also had to drink tea, so they needed to sit and wait in advance.

Xu Qingluo was really a little nervous, even though she had met Grandpa Zhou and Grandma Zhou when she was a child, and had also visited them when she returned to China with her parents.

But this was the first time that I met him formally as his granddaughter-in-law and daughter-in-law, and I felt an indescribable sense of nervousness compared to before.

Xu Qingluo was stunned for a moment, and Zhou Yuheng held her hand. His hand was very big, and he completely wrapped her hand in it, as if to comfort her, and also as if to give her confidence.

Xu Qingluo looked up and saw the comforting look in Zhou Yuheng's eyes and smiled. After taking a deep breath, she followed Zhou Yuheng to the door and came to the living room.

When the elders saw them coming in holding hands, they all had unspeakable smiles on their faces. Grandpa Zhou touched his white beard and then glanced at Zhou Yuheng.

When he saw that Zhou Yuheng exuded a peace that he had never seen before, Grandpa Zhou's wise eyes gradually became filled with smiles.

Grandpa Zhou and Grandma Zhou sat in the main seat, Father and Mother Zhou sat on Grandpa Zhou's left, Uncle Zhou and Aunt Zhou sat on Grandma Zhou's right, and the younger generations of the Zhou family stood beside them.