Chapter 70: Chapter 59, Character Copybook—1
On the first day of the Lunar New Year, the entire Yan Family paid their respects to Old Madam Yan.
Everyone spoke auspicious and pleasing words, making Old Madam Yan so happy she couldn’t stop smiling.
Old Madam Yan looked at her children and grandchildren, her eyes and face filled with smiles.
Although being in her hometown was more comfortable than in Linyi County, not having the whole family together always left her feeling a bit melancholic during the New Year.
Now, at last, the family was all together. Even if there were some frictions in daily life, after all, one could not write the character “Yan” twice without a common bond of flesh and blood, and minor conflicts could easily dissolve.
Seeing Old Madam Yan so happy, Daohua too wore a smile throughout. When it was her turn to pay respects to Yan Zhigao, she followed behind Yan Wenxiu and Yan Wenkai, properly performed a bow and echoed whatever her older brothers said.
She wasn’t outstanding, but she was sufficiently well-behaved.
Madam Li watched from the side, feeling proud yet also a bit heartbroken.
She had always known that her daughter was a bit too blunt and stubborn, but on important matters, she was very sensible and knew propriety. As a mother, how could she not see her daughter forcing a smile?
Casting a glance toward the crowd, Madam Li’s gaze darkened when she saw Aunty Lin being called over by Yan Zhigao.
The master’s heart was truly biased!
When Aunty Lin came over just now, the entire Songhe Courtyard went silent for a moment.
However, on the first day of the Lunar New Year, everyone was seeking good luck, and regardless of what the Yan Family thought internally, they maintained a harmonious and joyful exterior.
“Big brother, why do you keep following me around?”
Daohua looked at her eldest brother with a puzzled expression.
Yan Wenxiu glanced at Aunty Lin and her three children in the courtyard and after thinking for a moment, he said, “Little sister, today is the first day of the Lunar New Year, so you mustn’t cause any trouble.” As the eldest grandson of the Yan Family, he felt obliged to admonish his younger siblings.
Upon hearing this, Daohua couldn’t help but laugh in annoyance: “Big brother, do you really see me as someone who is always unreasonable and makes trouble without regard to the situation?”
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