Better to Meet by Chance Than Send an Invitation

The next day marked the triplets' hundredth day. As soon as they got up, they received big red envelopes from their maternal grandparents, along with a storefront from their uncle.

I've never seen anyone receive gifts for their hundredth day! Jiang Xia held her younger sister and said helplessly, "Looks like Mom has no choice but to work hard to make money. Uncle gave you such an expensive gift—what am I supposed to give your cousins in the future?"

When the younger sister saw her mother talking to her, she grinned, then stuffed her little fist into her mouth.

Over the past two days, the little girl had learned to gnaw on her own fist.

Jiang Xia pulled her hand away, but a moment later, she put it back into her mouth.

Jiang Dong said, "You don't need to give us anything."

Jiang Xia said, "I'm giving it to my niece and nephew, not to you."

Jiang Dong: "..."

Father Jiang held his eldest grandson and looked at his daughter and son with a beaming smile. He did not care how they got along and focused only on teasing the child in his arms.

Regardless, the gift had already been given, so Jiang Xia had no choice but to make it up to Jiang Dong in other ways.

The children were getting their heads shaved today, and they would be flying back to Capital City at two in the afternoon.

After breakfast, Jiang Xia and Zhou Chenglei took the triplets to their grandparents' place and had the two elders and Zhou Chengsen take the children to the barbershop for their haircuts.

Zhou Chenglei drove them to the barbershop. Jiang Xia was worried that the children might move while their hair was being cut and get scraped by the blade, so