When they saw each red packet containing a hundred silver taels, the two sisters were quite surprised, but they refrained from commenting. Instead, Zhou Ying focused her attention on the boys, urging them to dedicate themselves to their studies.
Just then, Gu Ziyi came in, carrying a child. Gu Ziyi smiled warmly. "It's been a few years since we've seen each other. You look more mature and settled now, but you haven't aged a bit!"
"Sister, you flatter me," Zhou Ying replied. "Please, come and sit down." Her gaze then landed on the child. "Is this the little one you and my brother-in-law had later?" She inquired after Gu Ziyi had settled in.
"That's right," Gu Ziyi confirmed. "His name is Zhang Jinsong. Come on, great your aunt."
"Greetings, Aunt," Zhang Jinsong echoed with a smile.
"There you go, a good boy," Zhou Ying patted him. She then observed him closely. "You resemble your father quite a bit. You have the build for martial arts."
