Although Su Wanwan was married, she had never truly spent time with her husband and did not know what a normal relationship between husband and wife should be like.

She envied people like Grand Secretary Yang and Madam Yu.

When Su Wanwan saw the large family at the dinner table, her eyes narrowed slightly.

Yang Ting had four sons and two daughters.

The eldest son, second son, and eldest daughter were all born to the deceased first wife.

The eldest son, Yang Zhen, and the second son both went out to pay New Year's visits.

The eldest daughter, Yun Jie'er, is fourteen years old, about the same age as Wan Ying.

The third son was born to the concubine, Jiang, and was around ten years old. He shyly greeted Su Wanwan.

Adorned in gold and silver, Madam Jiang gracefully helped Madam Yu arrange seating, serve dishes, and set out chopsticks.

The youngest daughter, Xuanjie, and the fourth son, Yang Chen, were both born to Madam Yu.

She watched as Madam Yu bustled about, her eyes gentle and smiling, and secretly felt a sense of admiration.

She admired Madam Yu's magnanimity towards her concubines and illegitimate sons.

She is truly a capable and supportive wife, both inside and out, virtuous and generous.

He manages the household affairs impeccably, and he can also take the lead and play his due role in major events like disaster relief and public safety.

They could even sacrifice their reputation to consider the disaster victims and advocate for practices that would invite condemnation, such as adding sand to the porridge.

She is far superior to her former mother-in-law, Han Xiufen.

Yang Ting's youngest son, Yang Chen, was only two or three years old. He was lively and adorable, blinking his big eyes and looking at Su Wanwan with great curiosity.

Su Wanwan softened her voice and spoke to him slowly, quickly becoming friends with Yang Chen.

Seven-year-old Xuan'er gradually joined them.