The mysterious milk group, hands on hips, is being fought over by five dads who are going crazy over

Golden beams of light converged and intertwined in mid-air, instantly illuminating the intricate rune suspended in mid-air!

The deal is done!

After the golden light dissipated, Aning was already sitting steadily on the ground.

She opened her eyes and almost immediately got up and ran to your mother's side to carefully observe her condition.

Seeing that her mother's furrowed brow, which had been furrowed since she fainted, finally relaxed a little, a smile bloomed on A-Ning's pale face. She quietly climbed into bed, lay down beside her mother, and fell into a deep sleep...

When Aning woke up again, the first thing she saw when she opened her eyes was her mother's worried face.

Ah Ning was overjoyed and jumped out of bed. "Mother! You're finally awake!"

Little Aning was overjoyed, but then noticed Yingxia secretly wiping away tears in the corner and couldn't help but ask, "Why is Sister Yingxia crying?"

Yingxia sniffed, quickly wiped away her tears, and said, "Miss, you've been asleep for ten whole days..."

"Ten days?!" Ah Ning exclaimed in surprise, "How could that be?"

Qiao Wan's eyes were filled with heartache as she pulled the child into her arms. "Silly girl, what have you done? Why is your mother awake, but you're still unconscious?"

Ah Ning buried her face in her mother's arms, blushing with embarrassment. "Ah Ning didn't do anything, it's good that Mother is awake!"

Qiao Wan gently rubbed the back of the child's neck, her gentle voice tinged with barely perceptible tension, "A-Ning, tell Mother, how exactly did you wake her up?"

Ah Ning blinked, and without changing her expression, began to make up a story: "Ah Ning only gave Mother a few cups of talisman water, that's all."

"As for fainting... it was probably because he was too tired?"

The little guy can't lie; the excuses he comes up with are all incredibly clumsy.

But Qiao Wan didn't intend to expose her. Instead, she gently lifted her off the bed and changed her clothes. "You've slept for so long, are you hungry? Should I have the kitchen make some of your favorite dishes?"

Upon hearing this, Ah Ning's mouth watered, and she quickly replied, "Okay, okay!"

"Ah Ning!"

As soon as she finished speaking, Qiaoqiao ran in, and tears welled up in her eyes as soon as she saw Aning.

"Ah Ning! You're finally awake! Qiao Qiao missed you so much!"

Ah Ning blushed and gave her a big hug. "Oh, don't cry, Qiao Qiao. Ah Ning is alright."

Qiaoqiao pouted again: "I thought I'd never be able to play with you again..."

Ah Ning: "How could that be! Ah Ning will be alright!"

"Qiaoqiao, hurry up, aren't we going to the lantern festival?" Yaoyao stood at the door, her tone a little anxious, not even sparing a glance for Aning, her eyes fixed on Qiaoqiao.

"Coming," Qiaoqiao called out, gently releasing Aning. "Aning, do you want to come with us? There's a lantern festival tonight, it's so lively!"

A-Ning subconsciously looked at her mother, her eyes asking for her opinion.

That's how kids are; they forget their physical discomfort as soon as they encounter something new. But Qiao Wan couldn't join in their antics and gently shook her head.

"No, you need to rest and recover at home for a few days first."

"How about Mommy takes you out to play again in a few days?"

"Alright then," the little guy said goodbye to his friend, his disappointment visibly evident. "Don't forget to tell Aning about all the fun things that happened!"

Qiaoqiao called out, "I definitely won't forget!"

But after nightfall, Aning still left the mansion with her mother.

Qiao Wan led the child out of the mansion gate, step by step towards the crowd, and instructed, "If you feel unwell anywhere later, be sure to tell your mother immediately. Don't keep it to yourself, okay?"

Ah Ning nodded obediently: "Ah Ning will remember."

After saying that, she playfully added, "My mother is so good!"

Qiao Wan chuckled and gently patted the top of her head, but the worry lingering in her heart did not subside.

She originally wanted Aning to rest at home for a few more days to observe if there was anything wrong with her body, but she couldn't resist the little one's constant whining after Qiaoqiao left.

One moment she says she's never been to a lantern festival before, the next she says she gets dizzy and uncomfortable if she doesn't go to a lantern festival, and then she praises her as the best mother in the world, promising to go home immediately if she feels unwell.

Qiao Wan couldn't resist her coquettish behavior and finally nodded.

The lantern festival was indeed very lively, with people coming and going and constant laughter and chatter.

The roadside was lined with vendors; some offered rabbit lanterns in exchange for solving riddles, others sold sugar figurines, hairpins and bracelets, masks, and even candied hawthorn skewers...

Ah Ning's eyes were dazzled. She held Qiao Wan's finger and pointed at this and that, finding everything new and exciting.

She looked much the same as before, with a complexion even rosier than Qiao Wan's.

Gradually, Qiao Wan relaxed and focused on accompanying the child to the lantern festival, even buying him a string of pig-shaped sugar figurines that Aning really liked.

When they arrived at the lantern riddle stall, Aning was completely captivated. Her bright, sparkling eyes were fixed on the rabbit lantern above, and the longing in her eyes was palpable.

The vendor chuckled and explained, "Little girl, do you like the rabbit lantern?"

Ah Ning nodded emphatically: "I like it. It looks just like my rabbit friend!"

The shopkeeper continued to laugh, "Little girl, you have a good eye! This rabbit lantern is tonight's lantern king; you can have it if you guess fifteen riddles correctly!"

Ah Ning's eyes suddenly lit up: "Really!"

The shopkeeper chuckled and stroked his beard: "Young man, don't underestimate the riddles I've prepared. They test all sorts of things, and you really won't be able to take this rabbit lantern without some knowledge."

Ah Ning blinked, looked up, and asked her mother a questioning look.

Seeing her mother nod with a smile, she called out, "Grandpa, Aning wants to guess riddles!"

"Okay, okay."

The shopkeeper picked up a gong and struck it, revealing the first riddle: "Wearing a red hat and colorful clothes, never sings opera, but loves to practice singing."

"Little girl, guess what animal this is?"

Ah Ning answered almost immediately, "It's a rooster!"

"Grandma has some pets at home!"

The boss looked at him with admiration. "Not bad, not bad. You're so young, yet your mind works so fast."

"Next one."

Glutinous rice balls, a comb, a spider...

Ah Ning answered several questions correctly in a row.

The small man, barely taller than the table, stood in front of the stall, yet he answered so many questions quickly and correctly, attracting a crowd of onlookers.

A-Ning was a little embarrassed. She gripped her mother's sleeve tightly with her little hands and said in a clear voice, "Grandpa, A-Ning got it right again! Next one!"

The boss's eyes narrowed with laughter, and he praised her several times before saying:

"Next, we're going to increase the difficulty."

"Traveling on an empty stomach, feeling refreshed, day and night, going east and west."

"???" Aning was immediately dumbfounded.

What is that?