When Zhou Chenglei saw that his daughter had fallen asleep, he lowered her raised little elephant leg and answered Jiang Xia's question at the same time: "They agreed. Second Brother and I thought the prospects looked good, so we discussed putting some money in each. We won't manage it—we'll just collect dividends..."
After her father lowered her leg, the little girl let go of Jiang Xia and lay flat on her back, but her mouth still moved as she sucked, looking utterly adorable.
Zhou Chenglei talked to Jiang Xia while carrying her to the small bed to sleep with her two older brothers, so she would not be in the way on the big bed: "...I also told Grandpa. He thought it was good too, so he invested as well—and he put in even more money."
After Zhou Chenglei settled his daughter in, the two boys had finished feeding and fallen asleep too. He removed the bottles, covered all three children with blankets, then lay back on the bed and gently drew Jiang Xia into his arms. Taking advantage of the moment, he lightly kissed her earlobe, then moved down from her forehead.
Whenever he started from her forehead, he had stamina to spare. Jiang Xia was afraid she would be so exhausted afterward that she would not remember anything, so she pushed him and chased him off the bed: "Stop fooling around. We should invest a little more too. Go figure out how much money we have on hand to invest."
Zhou Chenglei: "..."
These past few days, she went to the factory during the day and spent the evenings making Ruan Tang's dowry. At long last, he had gotten an afternoon when she was free, and she wanted him to count money?
After becoming a stepfather, he was