Live fortune telling: Sending a top star to prison right from the start.

A bright red sedan pulled up in front of the Lu family's grand gate.

Yun Yan walked around to Jiang Xi's car window and asked softly, "We're already at your doorstep, aren't you going to come in for a cup of tea before you leave?"

Jiang Xi shook his head, a hint of helplessness on his face: "A client's order has run into some problems and they need it urgently, so I have to go back and deal with it. I can only visit you and your parents another time."

Yun Yan nodded understandingly, "Alright, then I won't keep you any longer."

Jiang Xi joked, "Hey, how come you change your mind so quickly? Your face changes faster than an actor in Peking Opera. I'm leaving now."

Yun Yan instructed, "Drive carefully on the road, and drive slowly."

Jiang Xi nodded: "I understand, don't worry."

Lu Rou waved to her: "Goodbye, godmother."

Goodbye, my darling daughter.

Then, after waving goodbye to Yunyan and Lu Rou again, he started the engine and drove away.

"Welcome home, Madam and Miss."

Yun Yan hadn't walked far when she saw Lu Yuan coming towards her.

"Honey, you're finally back. I haven't seen you all day."

Lu Yuan's voice was filled with joy as he quickly stepped forward and naturally took the shopping bags and purses from Yun Yan's hands.

The movements were so fluid, as if they had been repeated countless times.

"Dad," Lu Rou greeted him with a smile.

"Yes," Lu Yuan replied, his smile growing even brighter.

Yunyan gently scolded, "Aren't you afraid the children will laugh at you?" But she couldn't hide the smile on her lips.

"What's wrong with that? I think it's perfectly natural for you to do that."

Lu Yuan spoke with conviction, then took Yun Yan's hand and walked towards the living room.

"I didn't catch any fish again today," he whispered in her ear, his tone a little aggrieved.

Yun Yan patted his hand and comforted him, "It's okay, it's not like we didn't catch anything this time."

Lu Yuan: "..."

"Mom and Dad, I'm back."

Yunyan called out to her parents on the sofa.

Lu Rou followed closely behind and greeted them.

"Grandpa and Grandma".

Grandma Yun took off her reading glasses and looked in the direction of the voice: "Yan'er and Rou'er are back! How did you have fun today?"

Yun Yan let go of Lu Yuan's hand, walked over and sat down next to her mother, her tone cheerful.

"Going to Lanting Water Center today was definitely the right decision. Mom, look how hydrated my skin is!" she said, showing off her radiance.

Lu Yuan looked at his empty hands and smiled helplessly.

Grandma Yun nodded with a smile: "Not bad."

After putting his things away, Lu Yuan joined the conversation: "Next time, let's go as a family."

“Great idea!” Grandma Yun responded immediately, her face full of anticipation. “It’s perfect for Grandpa to go soak in the hot springs too; it’s good for his health.”

"Alright, I'll listen to you." Old Master Yun took off his glasses and replied with a smile.

Lu Rou asked, "By the way, Grandpa, how was the fishing today?"

Mentioning this, Grandpa Yun suddenly became interested again, his eyebrows dancing with excitement.

"Grandpa caught two fish today, while your dad didn't catch any, haha."

As he spoke, he couldn't help but laugh out loud with pride.

Upon hearing this, Lu Yuan felt embarrassed and didn't know where to put his hands, so he could only laugh awkwardly.

"I wasn't very lucky today, but I'll definitely have better luck next time."

Grandma Yun couldn't help but tease him, "With those two fish hairs of yours, aren't you afraid the children will laugh at you?"

Grandpa Yun was displeased upon hearing this. He stiffened his neck and said loudly, "How can you call it fish hair? It's the result of my hard work in catching it."

After saying that, he even asked the steward to bring the fish he had caught, insisting that Yun Yan and Lu Rou see them.

A moment later, the housekeeper carefully carried over a basin of water.

Grandpa Yun stood up and said smugly, "Come and see."

Yunyan leaned closer to take a look.

There was only one small fish in the basin, swimming pitifully in the water.

got used to.

It remains as stable as ever.

A hint of unease flashed across Grandpa Yun's face, and he quickly explained.

"We didn't want that one because it died."

Lu Rou stared at the tiny fish, momentarily speechless, unsure of what to say.

But she quickly realized what he meant and said with a smile, "Wow, Grandpa is so amazing! He can catch such a small fish. It must have taken him a lot of effort."

Upon hearing this, Grandpa Yun smiled again: "Of course, this fish is quite cunning. It took me a lot of effort to catch it."

Grandma Yun glanced at Grandpa Yun with a smile, and said something that stung.

"You're so proud of such a small fish."

Grandpa Yun had already figured it out; his wife just liked to argue with him in front of the younger generation.

"You don't understand, do you? Fishing is about the fun, not about comparing sizes."

Grandma Yun retorted, "That's not what you said when you came back."

"You didn't say that about me back then."

He looked at Lu Yuan and asked, "Little Lu, right?"

Lu Yuan: "..."

His gaze fell on Yun Yan, who was writing a distress signal.

Having two elderly parents in the family is like having a priceless treasure.

Yunyan, used to this, quickly smoothed things over: "Alright, alright, Dad, Mom, let's not dwell on this anymore. We had a lot of fun things to do today."

The Yun family elders' attention was successfully diverted, and they both looked at Yun Yan.

Seeing that it was almost time, Lu Rou said, "Mom and Dad, Grandpa and Grandma, I need to go back to my room to prepare for the live broadcast later."

Yun Yan nodded: "Okay, go ahead."

Lu Rou got up and went back to her room, while the others continued to listen to Yun Yan's sharing.