A ragged cub at the beginning

"Okay, okay." Mrs. Du was helped up by Yu Wen. She asked everyone to sit down and announced the start of the meal.

Everyone in the academy sat in the front yard, and the kindergarten specially sent two tables of food, which was Du Yun's special suggestion.

Du Yun's yard was newly decorated, and many of Tang Xu's things were placed in the room, all of which were purchased after Du Yun asked for her opinion.

Sometimes Tang Xu really wanted to give something back. Du Yun always put her first and wanted to be ahead of her in everything, but she seemed to have done nothing.

Du Yun knew her thoughts and told her to rest assured that everything he did was in accordance with his heart and he never asked for anything in return. As long as their hearts were together, it didn't matter who did more or who gave more. All he hoped was that Tang Xu could be happy, and then he would be happy too.

After listening to these words, Tang Xu felt only sweetness in his heart.

The little maid brought a bowl of dumplings. Tang Xu took a bite under the matchmaker's gaze and frowned.

"Will it be born?" asked the matchmaker.

"Raw." Tang Xu spit it out and said.

"Okay, okay, as long as you give birth." The matchmaker laughed and the dumplings were taken away.

Tang Xu tasted it for a while before she realized that it was not the rawness of raw, but the rawness of giving birth to a child. Her cheeks flushed. The maid brought some food, but the portions were not large, because they could not eat too much. Banxia said she was there to keep them company, but the two of them just buried their heads in their meal.

Mrs. Du originally wanted to buy two maids and let Tang Xu use them, but she was unwilling. The old lady could only transfer the little maid in her room to help for a few days.

Du Yun was toasting outside, but the wine jug was filled with water, which smelled like wine but was not intoxicating. He kept looking back at his room, and was laughed at by the guests.

He smiled and didn't argue. How could he not be anxious? He had waited for so long and finally got her home.

The people who made trouble in the bridal chamber were just going through the motions because Du Yun was now the mayor. There were no close brothers from his family to make trouble, and before going to sleep, the three children took turns rolling around on the bed.

"This bed is broken and it hurts my back. Let's change it." Du Jiarui said as he touched his back after rolling over.

"Yeah, it's a bad bed. It's not comfortable." July agreed.

"Oh, I know. Of course it will make you feel uncomfortable if you put peanuts and dates in it." Fang Zijun looked like he knew everything.

"Why put these? They are so uncomfortable." July said.

"That's right." Du Jiarui nodded vigorously.

"Okay, okay, it's dark, time to go to bed." Yu Wen smiled and coaxed the children out, leaving only the two newcomers.

"Don't I sleep with my mother?" July turned around, a little panicked.

"Ah? You still want to sleep with your mother at this age? Are you afraid of the dark? Jiarui is not afraid, you can sleep with Jiarui!" Jiarui said, patting his chest.

Du Yun closed the door, poured two glasses of wine, and drank the wine with Tang Xu's arms intertwined.

"I finally marry you." Du Yun pinched her fingers, his face full of smiles, his voice trembling with uncontrollable excitement.

"You make it sound like it's difficult." Tang Xu couldn't stand his gaze and lowered his head.

"I've waited too long, and every day feels like a year." Du Yun said, hugging her in his arms, "When I think about the days to come when I open my eyes and see you, I..."

"What?" Tang Xu didn't hear clearly, and tilted his head, trying to see his expression, but looked directly into the other's eyes.

The first day after marriage.

When Tang Xu woke up, she met Du Yun's eyes. They were gentle, doting, and full of love. She couldn't help but look away. "When did you wake up? Why didn't you call me?"

"Sleep a little longer, there's nothing to do today." Du Yun said softly.

"I'm going to get up!" Feeling the hand on her waist getting hotter, she pushed Du Yun away and said, "Get up quickly."

"Okay, get up, don't worry, I'll help you get your clothes." Du Yun followed her hand and sat up, and went to the closet to get Tang Xu's clothes. Seeing her shyly covering her eyes, he couldn't help but chuckle if the gap between her fingers was smaller.

"What are you laughing at?" Tang Xu just wanted him to go away. "I, I'm hungry."

"Then I'll get you some food, and you can take your time to get up." Du Yun said and went out.

The little maid who had been waiting outside saw someone coming out and hurriedly brought toiletries.

After the two of them finished their meal, it was already late. Tang Xu remembered something, "Don't you want to serve tea?"

"Mother told me yesterday that it's not too late to go after breakfast." Du Yun handed over some tea, "Rinse your mouth."

Tang Xu didn't have this habit, so he drank it all in one gulp, "Let's go."

Du Yun was stunned at first, then he smiled helplessly and touched her hair, "Let's go."

The two of them went to see the old lady together. July and Jiarui were playing with building blocks.

"Coming, coming." Yu Wen hurriedly brought tea, and the maid put the futon on the ground.

"Mom!" Qiyue wanted to rush over, but was persuaded by the maid.

Du Yun helped Tang Xu kneel down together, and then took the tea, "Mother, my unfilial son has started a family. You don't have to worry about your son living alone in the future. Please have some tea."

Old Madam Du choked up and said, "Be good, don't talk nonsense. You have always been a filial child." She took the tea, took a sip, and took out the red envelope she had prepared.

"Thank you, mother." Du Yun took the red envelope and waited for Tang Xu.

"I, your daughter-in-law, pay my respects to you, mother. I am young and don't know much, so please give me your guidance in the future." Tang Xu said respectfully.

"Okay, get up quickly, you are a good child. But this is my daughter-in-law who I chose myself, and she is very sensible. I have nothing to teach you, just treat it as your own home from now on." Old Madam Du gestured, and Yu Wen opened a box holding it. Inside was a set of gold-inlaid jadeite headwear, which was very delicate and beautiful, just right for Tang Xu's age.

"Thank you, mother." Tang Xu took it with a smile and handed it to the maid behind her. She took out a small red bag, which contained a plump jade lucky bag. She drew the picture herself and took it to the county town for customization. There were two in total, and the other one was in Du Yun's hand.

"Jia Rui, come and pay your respects to your aunt." Old Madam Du called out.

Jia Rui came running over and bowed properly, which was much better than last year when he almost fell down. "Jia Rui greets his aunt."

"Be good." Tang Xu handed him the small bag and asked Qiyue to pay her respects to Du Yun. She had discussed this with Qiyue before and thought that he would be unwilling. Unexpectedly, he burst into tears when he heard that he would have a father in the future. While crying, he repeatedly asked: "Really? Does Qiyue have a father too? Can Qiyue have a father?"

Tang Xu was very sad at that time and cried while hugging him.

"July pays her respects to father." July glanced at Du Yun. Although they were very familiar with each other, July still felt a little nervous in her little heart.

"Good boy." Du Yun touched his head, but what he took out was not the jade lucky bag that Tang Xu gave him, but an exquisite silver necklace, which was very similar to the one on Jiarui's neck. "This is what Daddy wore when he was a child. I hope you like it."

Tang Xu looked at Du Yun in surprise. These childhood items were not very valuable, but they were usually only passed down to one's children.

"I like it!" Qiyue took it with surprise, and touched it lovingly with her little hands, "How do I put it on? Can I wear it?"

Du Yun adjusted the size and put it on him.

"Wow, ours are the same, we are brothers." Jiarui came over and held up his collar to show July.

"From now on, you will be brothers." Old Madam Du smiled and wiped away her tears.

"Miss, please don't cry. It's such a happy thing." Yu Wen wiped her tears.