Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Enzo and Avah often start fighting over toys after just a couple of minutes. Enzo always loses to Avah and ends up crying, attracting the attention of the adults.

Sometimes, when Enzo can’t win, he throws himself at Avah. They can both sit up but are still a bit wobbly. Enzo’s trick usually works—he knocks Avah down and then bites her.

Though they both lack teeth, they still bite each other. Whether it hurts, only they know. But no matter what happens, it usually ends with Enzo crying.

When Avah wakes up and sees her mother nearby, she wants to follow her. Avah is smart and doesn’t cry often, but she knows how to mimic her brother’s howl to get attention. When she does, her mother gently picks her up. It turns out that the crying child does get the milk.

Seeing Serenity, Avah opened her arms, asking to be held. Serenity, noticing Jane didn’t mind, leaned over and picked Avah up.

Serenity knew it’s often advised for pregnant women not to hold others’ children, but since Jane didn’t mind, she didn’t worry.

children liked the person holding them, she

commented while holding her and walking beside

a bit, eats, and then goes back to

Avah’s cheek and said, “She’s probably hungry. Feed her some milk powder, and she’ll likely fall

her head on Serenity’s shoulder, hugging her neck with both hands. This tender gesture melted Serenity’s heart. She smiled at Jane and said, “No wonder my grandma wants to take

when she’s here. She jokes that we guard against her like she’s a thief. Last time she visited, she told my grandma she’d have a great-granddaughter one day and would bring her over too. She insisted my grandma won’t be the only

two old ladies are like playful