There are also two pairs of soft-soled cloth shoes and two pairs of hard-soled tiger-head shoes.
Apart from that, it was all fluffed cotton, wrapped tightly in small bundles, with not a single lint missing, weighing a good seven or eight pounds.
Fang Qiao took out the clothes and shoes one by one and found that there was money stuffed inside one of the tiger-head shoes: two ten-yuan bills and two five-yuan bills, totaling thirty yuan.
There was also a folded letter with Qiuju's handwriting on it.
The reason given was that children grow quickly, and they didn't know how tall the child would be by the end of the year, so they didn't make a cotton-padded coat for the child in advance. Instead, they stuffed some cotton floss in it. Anyway, Xiaojing knows how to cut clothes, so they can use the cotton floss to make a new coat later.
As Fang Qiao read the contents of the letter, her nose tingled with emotion.
Even though he knew she didn't need anything, he still spent all the family's money to buy these things. In the end, it was all for Xiaojing. He hoped that these things would make her treat Xiaojing better.
How could Fang Qiao not be moved by such a deep love for her daughter!
After tidying up the house, it was almost 2 o'clock, and it was time to go out.
Back in the capital, I have to go back to my parents' home no matter what.
Fang Qiao brought not only An An herself, but also Xiao Jing and Tian Tian. They would be staying in Beijing from now on, and since they were all legitimate relatives, they needed to get to know each other.
Cheng Baidong drove them to a department store to buy gifts.
In front of Xiao Jing, Fang Qiao said directly to Cheng Baidong, "Although we've been married for several years, you're still the new son-in-law visiting for the first time, so you should bring a gift. But you don't need to buy too much, just like my older sister did back then. Go to the city center, get a duck, buy two bottles of wine, and pack two bags of pastries."
Although so many years have passed, Fang Qiao still harbors resentment towards her eldest sister for hastily getting married to avoid being sent to the countryside.
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