It was only in the evening that Jiang Siming finally arrived at Tang Song's grandmother's house. When the Tang family learned that Jiang Siming had come, they all hurried over.
There had originally been plans for this many people to gather tomorrow, but they had gotten things going a day early.
Everyone greeted Jiang Siming politely, and he responded in kind with a friendly smile. He even gave each of the children a big red envelope.
Whenever he visited one of his wives' parents or returned home, Jiang Siming would prepare plenty of red envelopes.
Even when it wasn't a holiday or New Year's, he would still hand them out. There was nothing he could do about it—who could blame him for being so successful? It was perfectly normal to give out some red envelopes when visiting one of his wives' families, a place he rarely got to visit.
Seeing that it was getting late and fearing they would disturb Jiang Siming's rest, everyone temporarily dispersed and went home.
Tang Ru's father was worried that Jiang Siming wouldn't be used to staying in his grandmother's old house, so he wanted to invite him to stay in the new house.
The old house should have been replaced long ago, but Tang Ru's grandmother was deeply attached to it. No matter what anyone said, she refused to move and loved staying in her old house.
Jiang Siming couldn't be bothered to leave either, so he simply stayed the night at his grandmother's house.
The old houses in the northeast all had heated brick beds. Jiang Siming had never experienced one before, so tonight was the perfect chance to try it.
Tang Ru naturally stayed as well.
When Grandma learned that Jiang Siming was willing to rest in her old house, she was