Extra: "Nannan, happy Beginning of Autumn"

At 7:30 a. m. sharp, Jiang Nan was woken up by her alarm clock.

The bedroom air conditioner is set to 26 degrees Celsius.

He groggily opened his eyes and rubbed his forehead against Fu Jingzhou's shoulder.

Fu Jingzhou was fast asleep and showed no reaction. He had attended an international conference all night and went to bed very late.

Jiang Nan didn't stay up late last night, and woke up feeling refreshed.

The mature man, Jiang Kounan, first gave his wife a hard kiss on the cheek.

His beautiful wife frowned slightly, turned her back to Jiang Nan, and then turned away.

Jiang Nan reached for her phone on the bedside table and checked WeChat for new messages.

There were a lot of messages today, all wishing him a happy start to autumn.

After replying to each message, Jiang Nan proactively sent his wife a red envelope worth thirty yuan.

The difference between a cow or a horse and a boss is that Jiang Nan worked at the law firm for an hour before his wife got up.

I accepted his red envelope, but then I was left wondering what was going on.

Eight-Treasure Porridge: [?]

Eight-Treasure Porridge: [Why did you send me a red envelope?]

Jiang Nan took a sip of water and quickly changed his wife's contact name.

Little Immortal Nan: [Today is the Beginning of Autumn, here's my first milk tea of autumn.]

Beginning of Autumn Zhou: [Oh.]

Beginning of Autumn Zhou: [Should I send it to you?]

Little Immortal Nan: [No need, it's usually the husband who sends it to the wife.]

Beginning of Autumn Zhou: [...] Hmm.

Beginning of Autumn Zhou: [Mmm!!]

Little Immortal Nan: [Hehehehe.]

People around Jiang Kounan calling Fu Zhouzhou Wife" were puzzled at first, but they've gotten used to it now.

As it was nearing the end of the workday, Jiang Nan slipped away early.

He booked two movie tickets and bought two cups of milk tea, planning to spend a nice evening with his wife after get off work.

The movie is a pretty funny comedy, especially since the lead actors are familiar faces.

When Song Zhusheng, wearing an old man's vest and smoking a cigarette, walked out of the dilapidated rented room, Jiang Nan was so amused that she almost spat out her milk tea.

A hand reached out from the side, holding a tissue, and carefully wiped away the milk tea that had spilled from the corner of his lips.

Jiang Nan turned to look at his wife.

His wife was remarkably calm; her eyes appeared crystal clear in the bright light of the screen in front of her.

Jiang Nan: "Why aren't you smiling?"

Fu Jingzhou asked, puzzled, "Is there anything funny about this?"

Jiang Nan's smile froze for a second, "... It seems not."

Seeing Jiang Kounan's choked expression, Fu Jingzhou slowly curled into a smile.

Jiang Nan ignored his wife and focused on watching the movie.

The plot was already quite interesting, and with familiar faces in the lead roles, the humor was doubled.

By the end of the movie, Jiang Nan's face was frozen from smiling.

Even though she had a cup of milk tea and a small bucket of popcorn, Jiang Nan was still starving.

" Zhouzhou, let's go eat hot pot."

Fu Jingzhou: "I'll listen to you."

As I stepped out of the movie theater, a gust of hot air blew in.

As dusk settled, many people stood by the roadside selling flowers and balloons.

Jiang Nan caught a glimpse of red, stopped in her tracks, and her eyes lit up.

Fu Jingzhou followed his gaze and saw a large group of GG Bond helium balloons floating in the air.

Fu Jingzhou found it amusing, scratched Jiang Nan's pink hair, and said, "I'll go buy it for you."

"Okay." Jiang Nan nodded frantically.

Fu Jingzhou stood in front of the boss and said something.

The boss visibly paused for a moment, then a wide smile spread across his face.

After payment, the shop owner handed all the tangled helium balloons to Fu Jingzhou.

There were many children around.

Under the envious gaze of the children, the mature man Jiang Kounan possessed all the balloons.

His wife smiled at him, her eyes crinkling, just like every smile she had ever given him before.

" Nannan, Happy Autumn Equinox, may you always be happy."