The 70s Novel: The Supporting Character Just Wants to Lie Down-Chapter 261: Full Month Celebration

In the end, Wang Miaomiao didn’t offer any specific advice, and Bai Li seemed to have forgotten her initial request, leaving the Jiang Family after a round of complaints.

When Jiang Yan came home that evening, the whole family had a joyful reunion dinner, and at the table, they discussed the full month celebration for the two children in two days.

This time, they didn’t plan to have a grand event, opting instead to host three tables at home and invite only close friends and family.

It’s not about being stingy; they just felt that the kids were still young, and too much attention wasn’t good. Letting them grow in a peaceful environment was best.

On the last day of her postpartum confinement, Wang Miaomiao hid in the bathroom for a whole hour, scrubbing from head to toe repeatedly, feeling three pounds lighter—one word... refreshing!

"Miaomiao, are you done? Are you okay?" Jiang Yan checked the time again, knocking on the bathroom door worriedly. It had been an hour, and she still hadn’t come out... could she have fainted from the steam?

Hearing her husband urging again, Wang Miaomiao quickly turned off the shower and said, "I’m done, I’ll be out soon."

Wang Miaomiao lingered in the bathroom for a while longer before coming out wrapped in a bathrobe.

"Why took so long? Come over, let me dry your hair." Jiang Yan saw her face flushed red from the hot water and her wet hair, quickly gesturing her over. 𝕗𝕣𝐞𝐞𝘄𝐞𝚋𝚗𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗹.𝚌𝕠𝚖

Wang Miaomiao walked over to him obediently in small steps.

Jiang Yan lifted the quilt for her, and Wang Miaomiao cooperatively climbed into bed, lying down with her head resting on a dry towel by the edge, letting her hair naturally drape over the bed. The water droplets formed little black dots on the stone floor, soon turning into a large black stain...

Sitting on a small stool by the bed, Jiang Yan picked up the towel and started drying her hair. She gently closed her eyes, feeling his large hands softly massaging her head, so tenderly.

Jiang Yan carefully dried her hair bit by bit, the room was quiet, only the soft sound of their breathing was audible.

"Alright, don’t wash your hair at night next time. It can give you a headache if you go to sleep with it still wet." Jiang Yan said, feeling the silky smoothness of her hair, reluctant to let go.

Wang Miaomiao opened her eyes, lowered her head a bit more, and smiled at him, "Aren’t you here? Come closer, I have something to tell you..."

Jiang Yan leaned down, and Wang Miaomiao swiftly grabbed his collar, pulling his handsome face towards her, and without hesitation, captured his lips...

The man was momentarily stunned, but soon started a fierce counterattack for the night.

After ten months of pregnancy and confinement, imagine how many days the man had abstained. Now with liberation at hand, how could he not indulge in the delightful delicacy delivered to his door, and still be considered a true man...

It was a night of passion, and unsurprisingly, Wang Miaomiao overslept.

Upon waking, she saw it was already nine in the morning. Remembering it was her babies’ full month celebration today, she quickly got up to get ready, despite feeling sore all over. In her heart, she cursed that unrestrained man vehemently, vowing that he wouldn’t touch her for a week.

Jiang Yan was unaware that his actions the previous night had annoyed his little wife. Now he was fully recharged, focusing on his reports, though fleeting images of last night’s warmth kept sneaking into his mind. He looked every bit the serious man, yet his head was filled with useless thoughts.

He still had to work today, planning to return home for lunch when everything was ready. But in truth, his mind had already flown home, marking his lowest work efficiency ever.

Wang Miaomiao, once freshened up, went to see her two sons. Having not checked on them since last night, she was filled with concern.

Her breast milk was insufficient for both children, so they were alternately fed formula and breast milk. Fortunately, they were sensible, showing no preference for either.

As she entered the room, Sister-in-law Yang and Sister-in-law Song were each holding a child, feeding them.

"Sister-in-law, are the children okay?" Wang Miaomiao asked, walking over and seeing the two little mouths each sucking busily, her mood lifted instantly.

"Very well. We changed their diapers three times last night, fed them two installments of formula, not a peep from them—they’re great!" Sister-in-law Yang was thoroughly satisfied with her job. The kids were easy to care for, and she hoped to stay on, naturally caring for them more attentively.

"That’s good. I’ll take a stroll outside. After their feeding, change them into new outfits. Guests will probably start arriving soon." Before giving birth, Wang Miaomiao had made several outfits for the kids. Today they would wear Tang-style padded jackets, looking very festive for their full month celebration.

Leaving the nursery, she lifted the thick curtain, suddenly a breath of fresh cold air rushed into her senses, making her sneeze involuntarily.

"Why are you sneezing? Get back inside, get inside now." Liu Yulan happened to hear this and scurried over, reprimanding endlessly, "A grown woman like you still can’t take care of yourself? Don’t know to wear a hat and scarf when going out?"

Wang Miaomiao had just poked her head out only to be pushed back in by Liu Yulan.

"Mom, I’m fine. I just got startled by the breeze." Wang Miaomiao helplessly explained as Liu Yulan nudged her to sit at the round table, "I want to go out."

"You get startled and don’t take it seriously, where’s your hat? Your scarf? And gloves?" Liu Yulan asked sternly.

With no choice left, Wang Miaomiao fully equipped herself under Liu Yulan’s watchful gaze before being allowed to leave.

"Ah... I’m here." Wang Miaomiao lifted the curtain and darted into the yard.

Inside, Liu Yulan watched her daughter sashay out and shook her head with a chuckle, "Still such a child who won’t grow up." Then she reflected, which wasn’t quite right—she already had two kids. Ah, all thanks to that doting son-in-law...

Seeing her daughter maintain a happy and carefree heart after marriage, she felt deeply gratified. Every mother wishes for her child’s happiness and fulfillment, especially daughters who, once married, become someone else’s wife—traditionally not easy...

In the courtyard, Wang Miaomiao took several deep breaths. The air quality was still very good, not yet marred by the forthcoming rapid rise of industrial pollution.

After circling the small pond in the middle a few times, she observed colorful small fish swimming freely in the clear waters.

She bent down to pick up a small pebble, indeed very small, for it took several laps to find even such a piece.

Weighing it in her hand a bit, she gently tossed it into the area with the most fish in the water, "plop..." The sudden sound startled the fish, sending them scattering in all directions...

"Miaomiao, what are you doing... haha..."