Sister Peiqin and her siblings had simply set up their new home and settled down in the town.
Though not far from each other, only a walk away, Grandma Sun often came over to check on them. Seeing that the siblings rarely left the house, but stayed indoors to read and practice their calligraphy, she couldn't help but wipe her eyes when talking about them.
Lady Zou had given birth to a big, chubby son and was still confined for the postpartum period, unable to visit, so she sent Zou Xing over to lend a hand more often.
After Lady Fang's death, details emerged about Jian Xiao, and Zou Xing insisted on marrying Pei Qin, even saying he was willing to wait for her for three years. Grandma Zou thought this was quite good, and Old Man Zou no longer objected. After all, by the time Pei Qin's three-year mourning period was over, she would be seventeen, and his son would be twenty.
