Liu Sisi led the two children into the backyard.
Even in such a cold winter, the garden was as warm as spring.
The garden was filled with colorful decorations, flowers, and green willow trees, creating a vibrant and lively scene as an unusual sight in the cold winter.
Noblewomen were walking around, surrounded by fragrant wind, chatting in groups of three or five, making lively conversations.
Liu Sisi did not disturb everyone's leisure time, and she led the two children to a deserted spot to rest. This spot, close to the lakeside and sheltered from the wind by willow trees, was empty at the moment.
After just a moment, maids brought pastries and fragrant tea, arranging them in the pavilion before leaving.
Ying'er stared at the pastries on the stone table but didn't eat. Instead, Liu Sisi urged the two children.
"You should hurry up and eat something to fill your stomachs. Just eat one or two pieces, too much can cause indigestion."
"Alright, mom."
