After she slept for a while, she felt something swollen in front of her body, and at the same time, she heard the crying of the baby.
Every time the baby cries, she gets even sweller.
Shen Shuyi blushed and called out to Bai Ze, "Bring all the children in."
Bai Ze brought in one baby in each hand. When the little ones were in his arms, their crying immediately stopped and they started chewing on their little fists.
He watched the two little guys come to Shen Shuyi and eat with a slurp. When his eyes touched that touch of white, he quickly averted his deep gaze, his ears slightly reddened, and he coughed lightly: "Rabbit, give them a name."
He is not educated, so the task of naming is naturally left to his partner.
Chen Shuyi looked at the two little babies who were nursing with their eyes closed, her fingertips brushing their soft hair, a gentle smile in her eyes: "Born in spring, there should be new hope. The elder brother is called Bai Qi, Qi means to start, and I hope he can usher in a better future for the tribe."
She touched the little horn on her sister's head again, her voice full of warmth.
"My sister's name is Bai Su. Su means revival of all things. I hope she will grow up well with hope like the tender buds of spring."
Bai Ze rolled the two names on his tongue, his ice-blue eyes filled with the warm spring sun: "Bai Qi, Bai Su, okay, okay!"
He lowered his head and placed a kiss on Shen Shuyi's forehead. "Qi'er will lead the tribe forward. Su'er is like a spring flower, and we will protect her well."
Bai Qi seemed to understand, and his little rabbit ears poked out of the tent, as if feeling the breath of spring.
Bai Su's little mouth moved, making a few babbling sounds, as if responding to this hopeful expectation.
The wind and snow outside the tent had subsided at some point, and I could faintly hear the chirping of birds in the distance. The tent was warm and filled with the hope and sweetness of a new life.
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