Married at First Sight Chapter 4466

“This little girl is usually very picky—most people can’t hold her.”

Family members could hug her freely, but if outsiders tried, she’d immediately pout and resist.

Even though this was the first time she was meeting Lan Ruoruo—and it had started with a tense argument between her and Zhan Wei—Beibei still wanted her to hold her.

Haitong was genuinely surprised.

Zhan Wei picked up his niece, but the little girl continued reaching out toward Lan Ruoruo, clearly wanting her instead.

Lan Ruoruo stood up, leaned over, and gently took Beibei from Zhan Wei’s arms. She said to Haitong, “Sister-in-law Zhan Wei, your daughter is absolutely adorable. Her delicate features are so lovely—she’s charming at first sight.”

“Miss Lan, my name is Haitong. You can call me Sister Tong.”

Lan Ruoruo already had a good impression of Haitong and her children. For someone like Zhan Wei—so insufferable—it was a relief that his family was much more pleasant.

Lan Ruoruo began playing with Beibei, who responded warmly and smiled at her.

“Sister Tong, your daughter is even prettier and more lovable when she smiles. I really like her.”

Beibei’s smile melted Lan Ruoruo’s heart, and she couldn’t help but kiss the little girl’s cheek.

What a fast-growing and adorable child.

She truly liked her.

Beibei kissed her back, and Zhan Wei, feeling left out, grumbled, “Beibei, I’m your Seventh Uncle. I haven’t seen you in so long, and now that I have, you won’t even give me a kiss.”

There had to be something special about Lan Ruoruo for Beibei to like her so much—not only wanting her to hold her, but even kissing her.

“Sister Tong, is this little one named Beibei?”

Lan Ruoruo let Beibei sit comfortably on her lap.

Just looking at Beibei made her want a daughter of her own.

She thought to herself, if she could have such a lovely daughter one day, even ten wouldn’t be too many.

“Yes, her nickname is Beibei, and her full name is Zhanxi. She’s truly special. My husband’s family hasn’t had a daughter in generations, so when I gave birth to Beibei, she instantly became everyone’s precious treasure.”
“Yes, her nickname is Beibei, and her full name is Zhanxi. She’s truly a rare gem. My husband’s family hasn’t had daughters for generations, so when I gave birth to Beibei, she instantly became everyone’s darling.”

“Beibei is such a lovely name.”

But deep down, she was musing to herself—so Zhan Wei’s family had been predominantly male for generations.

No wonder he doted on Beibei so much. Still, considering how adorable the little girl was, it was no surprise that Zhan Wei treated her like his own.

Even though it was her first time meeting Beibei, she found herself liking the child immediately.

“Sister Tong, did you bring the two children here for a vacation?”

Yangcheng was a well-known tourist city. Lan Ruoruo guessed that Haitong had taken advantage of the summer holidays to bring the kids for a trip.

Since Zhan Wei worked in Yangcheng and was doing well, it made sense for his family to visit him while traveling.

“Yes, I’m not too busy with work right now, and the kids are on summer break. I’ve been wanting to visit Yangcheng for a while. Since Zhan Wei works here, it was the perfect opportunity.”

Haitong and Lan Ruoruo chatted pleasantly.

Though Lan Ruoruo had a tense relationship with Zhan Wei, her frustration was directed solely at him—she didn’t take it out on his family.

Especially with such adorable children around, she couldn’t bring herself to be harsh.

“There are so many fun places and delicious foods in Yangcheng. If Sister Tong isn’t sure where to go, I can arrange a free tour guide for you.”

Zhan Wei interjected, “No need to trouble yourself. My sister-in-law came to enjoy herself. I’ll be showing her and the kids around personally.”

Lan Ruoruo replied, “You’ve lived in Yangcheng for five or six years. How many scenic spots have you even visited? Are you as familiar with the city as I am?”

She was born and raised in Yangcheng, and the Lan family had been rooted there for more than ten generations.

Lan Ruoruo knew every nook and cranny of the city—something Zhan Wei, an outsider, couldn’t possibly match.