As soon as they arrived at the Ni Family's courtyard, the children dropped everything and bolted. They did this because Ni Yang was just too warmhearted. If they didn't run away quickly, Ni Yang would definitely give them more candies and snacks.
The kids weren't helping Sister Ni Yang just for food. Though they were young, they were sensible.
Looking at the children scampering away, a faint smile floated on Ni Yang's face, and the sunlight shining through the leaves dappled her with a halo.
If the scene had to be described in two phrases, they would be:
The time is peaceful, life is stable.
Having brought the buckets and stones into the yard, Ni Yang began planting her water lilies. She poured river mud into the pond, burrowed the roots of the lilies into the muck, then filled it with water and set the goldfish in.
The goldfish proved resilient, they swam happily through the pond as soon as they were put in.
