Fortunate Eighties: The Bewitching Female Rival Who Tamed Her Husband with Skill-Chapter 127 - Children Speak Their Minds

Chapter 127: Chapter 127: Children Speak Their Minds

Chapter 127 -127: Children Speak Their Minds

These days, people prefer bright red and green colors, and Susu only bought black and white yarn for herself and her man, while everyone else got the bright red and green yarn that grandma likes.

Mrs. Lu looked at the fluffy yarn and was already planning how to knit it.

Susu was preparing to knit a couple’s sweater for herself and her man, and the rest of the little ones would all be red sweaters with a touch of black or white.

Lu Xiaogu had stayed at home for two days before she returned, and she brought back a bag of grain from home.

Mrs. Lu couldn’t be bothered to say anything about her little sister-in-law anymore, for she didn’t mind the weight and the hassle of bringing it from afar.

“Elder sister-in-law, Susu, our little Xiao Min is pregnant, and after discussing with the family, by next May when the triplets are bigger and more nimble,

I’ll go back to help with the postpartum care. What do you think?”

“Sure, by then they will be able to run and jump, and I can take care of them myself. Besides, your second brother is also set to retire next year.”

Mrs. Lu thought about her spouse retiring next year, coming over to help watch the kids, and felt at ease about the younger couple handling their own affairs.

Susu nodded, happy that little aunt would come back next year for postpartum care, so there was no need to find another nanny.

…

After Brother Lu and his elder sister-in-law moved south, besides the first month, they sent back one hundred yuan every month and made regular phone calls.

Asking how everyone at home was doing, and talking to the two kids.

They had planned to go to the photo studio to take pictures of several children today, but since it had started to snow, they couldn’t go.

“Mommy, Brother is bad.”

The little girl pouted, feeling wronged as she snuggled into her mother’s arms to complain.

Susu gently touched the little girl’s chubby cheeks, “What happened?”

“Brother hit me.”

Susu found it hard to believe, yet the little girl, holding her cheek, described it in detail.

Eventually, Susu cornered the two bewildered boys for questioning and learned that it had been the two older brothers play fighting and accidentally hitting her.

“Alright, alright. The brothers didn’t mean it. Our little fairy princess Lele isn’t mad anymore.”

The little girl loved being called a fairy and immediately smiled covertly, covering her mouth.

Susu sighed to herself, “…”

The weather was sunny that day, perfect for Father Lu, who was off work, to come and see the grandchildren, so the whole family set out for the photo studio.

The photographer was initially startled by the crowd, thinking they were troublemakers; he only relaxed when he recognized the familiar triplets.

Susu took the triplets to take photos every year as a keepsake, and the photographer had a particularly strong impression of them.

First was a family portrait, a couple’s photo of the elderly and the young couple, a sibling photo of Father Lu and Lu Xiaogu, a group photo of the six children, and individual photos of each.

It was expensive to take so many photos, but it was money well spent.

Not in a rush to see the photos, Susu chose regular processing and took a receipt to pick them up the following week.

The whole family walking along the street was quite a sight, drawing the attention of many passersby.

“Mom, when the photos are developed, send one of Xiao Yu and Xiao Xue to my elder brother and sister-in-law.”

“Oh, that’s good, I was just asking the boss to print an extra copy.”

Mrs. Lu, happily arm-in-arm with her daughter-in-law, didn’t know how to thank her thoughtful daughter-in-law enough.

“Little Aunt, can we write a letter to dad and mom and send it with the photos?” Xiao Yu was a bit nervous.

“Of course, you and your sister take your time writing it, and then let your second uncle send it along with the photos to your dad and mom.”

Once home, the two sisters immediately started writing letters to their parents.

The three siblings gathered, pondering over the words they didn’t know how to write, and using Pinyin when they really couldn’t figure it out.

With the troublesome triplets also wanting to join in, though they couldn’t understand, they still insisted on watching, babbling nonsensically at their brother and sister.

“Be good, no bothering, let’s go drink some milk.”

Su Nian led the three little troublemakers next door, leaving space for the three serious children to write their letters.

Mrs. Lu watched her granddaughter happily writing to her big son and wiped the corners of her eyes, “Lady Susu, thank you.”

“Mom, we’re all family, why be so formal?”

Su Nian chided them and patted the triplets on their buttocks, “Alright, sit nicely, Mommy will go get you some milk.”

Each of the triplets, holding their milk bottles, lay down in their own unique posture—some on their stomachs, some picking at their toes.

As for the older three doing their homework at the kang table, each had a mug of milk.

“Thank you, Mommy.”

“Thank you, elder sister-in-law.”

“No need to thank me, drink it while it’s hot.”

After saying this, Su Nian stepped out, leaving the space to the three children.

That evening

Lu Xiaoting struggled to lull the excitedly chattering triplets to sleep, sweating profusely.

Susu wiped oil on herself and glanced at the three little ones sound asleep, then whispered softly.

“Are they asleep?”

“Mhm.”

Susu moved quietly and tiptoed onto the bed just as she was about to lie down under the blankets.

Suddenly, she felt a chill, followed by the man sliding under the blanket next to her, his hot breath close to her ear.

Susu shrank her neck, “You—”

Immediately, the rest of her words were blocked in her throat by the man.

Breathing heavily, Susu anxiously looked toward the children’s direction.

“Keep it down, don’t wake the kids.”

“It’s fine, they’re asleep.”

Amidst chuckling and seeking noises, Susu’s clothes were stripped off by the man, leaving her shivering from the cold air.

Susu was turned over and over by the man, feeling as if she was in dire straits, fearing the children might suddenly wake up and hear, she bit her lip tightly, moaning and gasping.

After a bout of intensity, Lu Xiaoting lay on his wife, panting heavily, Susu tightly embraced in his arms.

“Daddy, what are you doing?”

An’an curiously peered his neck.

Both were startled by the sudden voice; Susu, feeling guilty from her son’s question, kicked the man out, tightly wrapping herself in the blanket, daring not to move.

“Daddy, what are you doing?”

Lu Xiaoting quickly covered his naked self and replied dryly, “An’an, go to sleep.”

“Daddy, I need to pee.”

Lu Xiaoting stretched his arm and lifted his son off the bed, “Go pee by yourself.”

After the sound of water splashing, the bare An’an wanted to crawl into his mom’s blanket, “I want to sleep with Mommy.”

Susu was nearly exposed by her son lifting the blanket, her heart nearly stopping from fright.

“Go to sleep nicely.”

Lu Xiaoting pressed his son into his own little quilt, tucking him in.

After An’an fell asleep, Susu angrily punched the man.

“It’s all your fault, An’an almost found out.”

“It’s okay, wife, kids forget everything after a sleep.”

The next day

Susu’s face was so red it could explode, wishing she could cover An’an’s mouth.

“I saw it, Daddy was on top of Mommy, and Mommy kicked him.”

With wide round eyes, the little guy started, “Grandma, I…”

Susu buried her head, pretending to be dead, her eyes tightly shut.

Children’s words are innocent, Mrs. Lu and Lu Xiaogu’s faces turned beet red from embarrassment.

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