Maybe it''s just because he''s young.


    "Bro." Bai Yuan called out softly, feeling aggrieved. "It was my fault in the past. I''ve thoroughly changed now."


    Fu Chengzhoupletely ignored him.


    But Li Xingwan was quite straightforward. "Alright, then we are family from now on."


    Bai Yuan: "..."


    She agreed so quickly?


    Grandmother Fu: "..."


    Xingwan truly doesn''t know what happened in the past.


    The next moment, they heard Li Xingwan say, "Bring me some red envelopes."


    Then they saw her sit down in front of Bai Yuan and take the red envelopes brought by the servant.


    "Here, little brother-inw. Call me sister-inw. One ''sister-inw'' for one red envelope, after all, it''s our first meeting."


    Bai Yuan: "!!!"


    Grandmother Fu burst outughing. "Yes, yes, quickly call her sister-inw. It''s only right for the sister-inw to give red envelopes to the younger brother-inw. You should call a few more times. That way we can get closer as a family."


    Bai Yuan clenched his hands tightly.


    "What''s wrong? I have so many red envelopes here, can''t I get you to call me sister-inw a few times?" Li Xingwan waved the red envelopes in her hand. "Can you hurry up?"


    Bai Yuan''s face turned livid. But he had just cried in front of Grandmother Fu, saying he would definitely change.


    "Sister-inw," he gritted his teeth and called out.


    "Yes!" Li Xingwan cheerfully tossed him a red envelope. "Call again, call again."


    "Sister-inw!"


    "This time call both brother and sister-inw together."


    "Brother! Sister-inw!" Bai Yuan was grinding his teeth so hard they were almost crushed.


    Only then did Li Xingwan, in a good mood, distribute the red envelopes one by one to him.


    Bai Yuan sat there motionless.


    But Li Xingwan was attentive. She would asionally tell Fu Chengzhou she wanted to eat shrimp, wanted to eat fish.


    Bai Yuan felt like a mistreatedckey.


    "I''m truly happy that our family can have a meal together," Grandmother Fu seemed very pleased. "Bai Yuan, now that you''re back, you should definitely learn more about the family business from your brother, do you hear?"


    Grandfather Fu asionally coughed lightly to remind her.


    This kid may not have truly changed.


    He needed to be observed a bit longer.


    But Grandmother Fu didn''t catch on at all.


    Until after dinner.


    Li Xingwan went to the back garden for some fresh air and a walk. Fu Chengzhou apanied her.


    "Sister-inw." Bai Yuan appeared, whether deliberately or intentionally.


    Li Xingwan nced at him, then heard Bai Yuan speak, "It''s been a long time since I was home. Can I walk with you both?"


    He was deliberately trying to wedge himself between Li Xingwan and Fu Chengzhou.


    However, Li Xingwan did not refuse. She walked arm in arm with Fu Chengzhou, with Bai Yuan following them.


    Originally, one would think that his presence would definitely disturb them.


    But unexpectedly, Li Xingwan and Fu Chengzhou acted as if they were in their own world, being openly affectionate.


    From time to time, Li Xingwan would say something to Fu Chengzhou, and Fu Chengzhou would asionally respond in her ear.


    In their intimacy, he would tenderly stroke her dark hair and asionally kiss it.


    Within a few minutes, Bai Yuan was overwhelmingly envious.


    He had been in the Fu Family for so long, having spent over a decade in this home. Yet he had never seen Fu Chengzhou act that way towards him.


    They used to be brothers, but his demeanor towards him was always lukewarm, barely engaging in asional conversations.


    Later on, he was directly driven out.


    Reflecting on these things, Bai Yuan suddenly started to shed tears out of grievance.


    "Bro, sister-inw, do you think that flower over there is pretty?" Bai Yuan pointed to a flower ahead, trying to join them.


    But there was no response from the front.


    Bai Yuan: "..."


    "Bro! Remember? You liked Tibetan mastiffs, so I specially raised a big white Tibetan mastiff in this yard. I even got it a big golden bowl. At that time, you looked at it twice and said the bowl was nice."