Su Ningwei smiled and asked, "Did you thank Grandpa, Grandma, Grandpa, and Auntie after receiving your red envelopes?"
The three children answered obediently in unison, "Yes, we did. Thank you~"
Su Sheng, Ye Dashan, Li Juan, and Ye Yao nodded repeatedly beside them, their eyes full of affection and fondness for the three children.
Ye Chen said with a smile, "Dabao, Erbao, Xiaobao, put your red envelopes away for now. Tonight, you can put them in your own money boxes."
Only then did the three children nod and tuck all the red envelopes into their pockets, making their coat pockets bulge even more.
Seeing how obedient, sensible, and sweet-tongued the three children were, the servants nearby were both astonished and envious.
When Su Sheng, Ye Dashan, Li Juan, and Ye Yao had received the children's kowtows that morning, they had been equally astonished.
They had never expected that, aside from excelling at their work, Ye Chen and Su Ningwei had already taught three children so young to be so well-mannered.
Ye Chen, meanwhile, was very pleased with the New Year battle outfits he had designed for the three children. Those big pockets were perfect for stuffing with red envelopes.
Su Sheng said with a smile, "Everyone's here. Let's eat."
The family headed to the dining room, chatting and laughing.
Afraid that northern and southern customs might differ, Su Sheng had specially asked Yu Chu and the others to prepare traditional New Year foods from both regions.
The dining table was covered with jade-and-white dumplings in various flavors, persimmon-shaped wish-fulfilling tangyuan, rice cakes, Five Blessings porridge, eight-treasure rice, handmade noodles...
After breakfast, Su Sheng, Ye Chen, and Su Ningwei took the three children to the old residence to pay New Year visits.
Xu Ming was responsible for taking Ye Dashan, Li