The couple made a living in the 1950s.

time flies.

"Woooooooo..."

After dinner that day, Erbao took his two little girls back to the East Wing to copy peony flowers as he had done in the previous few days.

As soon as the father and his two daughters entered the house, the crying of the eldest granddaughter was heard from inside.

Lin Hanyu and Bai Ye waited until they came to the corridor of the east wing and looked into the house.

I saw that the peony flower placed on the round table had completely withered and died.

Their second son was sitting on the sofa, holding his two little granddaughters and talking to them.

I could still hear faintly, "Love is never just about brute possession..."

The two of them didn't say anything more, but turned around and went back to drink jasmine tea under the arbour.

They will not ignore the education and training of their grandchildren at home.

Likewise, I hope that all three of my children can take on the responsibility of educating their own children.

The love and guidance of mom and dad cannot be replaced by anyone in a child's growth process.

It wasn't until June that my eldest daughter-in-law finished her maternity leave.

Take the eldest grandson to the nursery of the Post and Telecommunications Bureau.

Their eldest son, Dabao, doesn't even have time to go home to see his son.

Otherwise, the eldest daughter-in-law would receive the salary from the eldest son’s research institute mailed to her every month.

She and A-ye really couldn't sleep at night.

Today is Sunday, and it is also the day when the eldest daughter-in-law's second sister's sister-in-law is getting married.

Meng's mother-in-law returned to her own home just as her eldest daughter-in-law finished her maternity leave.

At this moment, Lin Manyu took her eldest grandson from her eldest daughter-in-law and held him in her arms.

Looking at her with a smile.

"If it's too late, I'll go live in the compound with my mother-in-law."

"Don't go home by yourself. It's not safe."

"I got it, Mom."

Meng Xiaoou listened to her mother-in-law's heartwarming words and pushed her bicycle out of the courtyard with a smile on her face.

She had to go back to the military compound first, and then go to her second sister's house with her mother to attend her sister-in-law's wedding.

Lin Hanyu looked at the aggrieved look of the little guy in her arms and quickly lay down on the rocking chair.

She took him in her arms and rocked him.

"Ah Heng...be good..."

"Grandma will play with you..."

She was still a little slow to realize the birth of her two granddaughters.

Now, I have this little grandson in my arms.

She had to realize that she was already a grandmother of three children.

This year, she is only 45 years old.

"Mom and Dad..."

Lin Manyu was lost in thought when she saw her second son standing at the door pushing a bicycle.

He worked the late night shift last night and just got back from get off work.

"Son, go wash up first."

"Leilei is warming up your food in the pot."

"I'll bring it out for you."

"After dinner, go and catch up on your sleep."

As she spoke, she turned around, put her eldest grandson in the arms of A'ye who was lying in the rocking chair, and walked into the kitchen.

Erbao shifted his gaze away from his mother's back and sat next to his father with a smile.

Reach out and touch the fair and tender face of my nephew.

"Dad, Leilei and the child are not at home?"

"The three of them accompanied your father-in-law and mother-in-law to the street to buy wedding supplies for Fang Xu."

Bai Ye tilted his head slightly and looked at his second son.

"How's your work lately?"

"Not bad," Erbao put away the smile on his face and looked serious after hearing his father's words.

He lowered his head and thought for a while, then looked up at his father.

"In the hospital, several professors who studied abroad have been suspended."

"They have treated some military district chiefs before."

"I had someone above me to protect me, so I was able to escape the criticism and relocation."

“It’s just that they don’t work in hospitals anymore, so a lot of academic research can’t continue.”