The grandmother hadn't mentioned the topic of children for a long time, the last time being shortly after Su Mu had a miscarriage. Back then, Fu Shinian had blamed himself entirely, showing no consideration for her feelings.
Su Mu thought that this time he would also remain silent, but she couldn't just ignore the grandmother's question. She was about to use the same excuse as last time when Fu Shinian unexpectedly spoke up first:
"Is the grandmother eager to hold a great-grandchild?"
"I dream about it," the grandmother chuckled. "It's just that your relationship was a bit rocky before, so I didn't press you. But now you two seem no different from a normally married couple in love, so I wanted to ask, isn't it time to start planning for a child?"
Fu Shinian looked up at Su Mu, who seemed to wish she could hide herself, and couldn't help but smile as he responded:
"Okay, we'll plan for it."
The grandmother's eyes lit up, delighted like a child receiving candy:
