After being reborn, my sister insisted on marrying me.

Yanjing.

Midnight,

Next to Chaoyang Park.

Palm Springs

All sounds are silent.

Wei Yi didn't return from outside until after 1 a.m.

In the afternoon, he was drawn to Lin Xuening's pine-scented body and the dimples on her lower back.

We went to the Yi Building.

But in the end, I could smell the pine scent.

The small dimples on my lower back have not yet reappeared.

But it was a pleasant surprise.

It's not bad.

Li Daiyuan's other two daughters are also undeniably beautiful.

Judging from his sister's expression, he figured that these two must have also passed the background check.

I've joined the queue for "Xinyi Yanxuan".

I just don't know when they'll be able to pass my older sister's rigorous selection process.

In the evening, after he finished dinner, he went to see Li Daiyuan.

Old Li told him to go.

The old man repeated what he hadn't finished saying that afternoon.

It's not about three snowflakes.

Li Daiyuan's phone call had already made his stance clear to the three of them.

He could even detect a hint of entrusting his orphan to someone else.

What Li Daiyuan told him was something he hadn't finished talking about in the library.

In other words, there are a few people that Wei Yi should avoid having too close contact with during this group trip.

One of them was surnamed Zhou, another was surnamed Ling, and there were also several others, including Wang and Li.

Wei Yi listened without commenting, neither believing nor denying it. He was about to turn around and ask Sister Wu.

He was about to go home when several influential second-generation rich kids suddenly called him.

He said he had organized a get-together and invited him to attend.

He couldn't refuse, so he went and sat down for a while.

Fortunately, these people now know that he is very favored, and others might not even see him once in years...

He has already met with them twice by himself in the past six months.

It can also accompany you on your travels.

I really didn't dare to urge him to drink too much or offer him too many dishes; I just talked about topics that interested him.

Over time, they came up with a few small projects that could be connected with Tage and Xinyi Coffee.

It wasn't a wasted trip.

I got home after 1:30 a.m.

The nanny on night shift left him a late-night snack: a bowl of clear chicken noodle soup and two side dishes, all kept warm in the pot.

After finishing his noodles and taking a shower, Wei Yi tiptoed upstairs, ready to go back to his master bedroom to sleep.

Suddenly, a soft, intermittent crying sound came from the nursery next door.

At first it was very soft, like a kitten's meow.

He thought he had misheard and stood still in the corridor.

Then the crying started again.

This time it was clearer; it was two childish, babyish voices rising and falling, each one more aggrieved than the last.

After listening for a few seconds, Wei Yi walked towards the nursery.

The corridor was covered with newly replaced non-slip carpet, which made no sound when you stepped on it.

The nursery door was ajar, and a warm yellow light shone through the crack, falling on the dark floor.

He walked to the door and was about to push it open when his hand froze in mid-air.

Through the crack in the door, he saw a scene that captivated him.

The main lights in the nursery were off; only a tiny nightlight was lit in the corner.

Moonlight seeped in through the gap in the slightly ajar curtains, casting a long, silvery-white stripe on the floor that stretched all the way to the rocking chair.

She was still in her postpartum period, and she was much thinner than before she got pregnant.

She was only wearing a loose, light gray loungewear dress, one shoulder strap of which had slipped down to her arm, revealing half of her slender shoulder.

She held one baby in each arm and breastfed them at the same time.

The moonlight fell on half of her face, making her already aloof and ethereal face almost transparent.

It was so beautiful it seemed otherworldly.

Fortunately, the two little ones were eating heartily, making satisfied humming noises, their little fists clenched tightly.

They pulled her back into the mortal world.

Lin Siyan lowered her head, looking at the two babies in her arms.

That look in his eyes was something Wei Yi had never seen before, in both his past and present lives.

Two nannies stood on either side of her.

They were all hired by Chen Xinyi from a top-tier maternity nurse agency at a high price.

They all passed background checks and signed huge hush money agreements.

Both of them were bent over, holding clean bibs in their hands, ready to help at any moment.

Wei Yi stood at the door, not going in immediately.

He suddenly felt that this Sister Siyan possessed a quiet, maternal beauty that made people reluctant to disturb her.

This is something she didn't have in her past life.

He was lost in thought when a sharp-eyed nanny spotted a figure at the door and quickly whispered to Lin Siyan, "Madam, the master is back."

Lin Siyan raised her head.

Her first reaction was to frown.

What are you doing here?

Her voice was very low, afraid of startling the child, but the disdain in her tone was genuine, "Why are you here in the middle of the night instead of sleeping? Go back."

Wei Yi didn't leave.

Instead, he gently pushed open the door, went in, and said, "Why don't you ask the nanny to help? Can you manage feeding two babies by yourself?"

The two nannies quickly explained.

One of them said, "Mr. Wei, we want to help. But his wife isn't willing."

Another chimed in, "Yes. When both babies cry at the same time, whichever one you feed first, the other cries even harder. My wife can't stand seeing the babies cry, so she insists on feeding them together."

"That's definitely my idea. I can manage," Lin Siyan said. "Of course I'll feed my own child. You just got back? Did you drink? It's so late, go back to sleep."

As she spoke, she looked down at the two little ones in her arms.

The two kids were eating heartily, one on each side, neither of them showing any sign of letting go.

"I only drank a little bit."

Wei Yi walked to the rocking chair, pulled over a small round stool, and sat down.

Lin Siyan glared at him: "Why did you sit down?"

"I'll watch you breastfeed," Wei Yi said matter-of-factly. "You breastfeed, I'll watch. It won't interfere with anything."

Lin Siyan's face flushed red instantly.

"You...you stand back a bit. Don't get so close, or the smell of alcohol will bother me and the child!"

She turned slightly to try and shield the two children in her arms, but the two little ones were engrossed in eating and began to whine and protest whenever she moved.

Lin Siyan had no choice but to sit up straight again, turn her face away, and say in a soft and urgent voice, "What's so interesting about it? It's not like we haven't seen it before."

"I've already showered, there's no smell. Smell it," Wei Yi said with a smile. "And although I've seen it countless times, this is the first time I've seen it like this, it's different."

Lin Siyan fell silent.

Under the moonlight, her ears were so red they looked like they could bleed.

The two nannies exchanged glances, and then Wei Yi waved gently.

The two immediately understood, put down the bibs they were holding, and quietly slipped out.

The one at the very back was quite perceptive; he gently closed the half-open door.

Only the family of four remained in the room.

The two little ones are still nursing.

After recovering from her initial shyness, Lin Siyan began to complain softly.

"The kids are even more fussy now that you're here," she said. "They were eating just fine before, but now they're all wide awake, staring at something."

Wei Yi looked down and, sure enough, the two little ones were nursing while staring at him with their big, black eyes.

"Look at me," Wei Yi laughed. "You're so young, yet you already know how to recognize your father."

Lin Siyan scoffed, "Don't flatter yourself. Sister Kexin said they can't even recognize a human form anymore, so it's no wonder they don't recognize you."

"Then why aren't they looking anywhere else, but instead staring at me?"

"Because you're annoying."

"Fine, fine, I'm annoyed." Wei Yi wasn't annoyed at all, he smiled and said, "Then I won't say anything and will just focus on watching you."

Lin Siyan felt both ashamed and angry, but she also felt that she was holding the child and there was nothing she could do about it.

She could only glare at him, then turn her face away and continue breastfeeding, muttering a complaint, "Honestly, you're such a terrible man. Don't ever do that again..."

As they fed the baby, they talked and talked.

Her quiet complaints gradually stopped.

In the room, only the soft humming of the two babies nursing and the gentle rustling of the curtains in the night breeze could be heard.

After a long while, Lin Siyan suddenly sighed softly.

"I'm sleepy." Her voice became very soft, so soft it seemed to dissipate in the moonlight. "You...you carry one over."

Wei Yi responded, stood up, and carefully took one from her arms.

It's her daughter, her eldest sister, Wei Linqian.

The little guy was actually full.

She was suddenly separated from her mother's embrace, and her lips trembled as if she was about to cry.

Wei Yi quickly took over and skillfully patted the swaddled baby gently.

The little girl squirmed in his arms and actually quieted down, staring at him with her big, dark eyes.

"Be careful. Don't fall." Lin Siyan watched from the side, nervously whispering her advice.

"Don't worry," Wei Yi said, "I have much more experience than you."

"What experience do you have..." Lin Siyan originally wanted to retort, but seeing that he was actually holding his daughter steadily in his arms, and that the daughter was very well-behaved, she suddenly fell silent.

Her gaze lingered on his face for a long while, and finally, she slowly moved closer.

Her head gently rested on Wei Yi's shoulder.

"I'm going to take a nap," she said, her voice already a little slurred. "Just a little while. Hold me and don't move."

Wei Yi remained silent.

He only felt a very light and soft weight on his shoulders.

The moonlight shone quietly.

The two little ones, one in Wei Yi's arms and the other in Lin Siyan's arms, had already eaten their fill and were starting to doze off.

Wei Yi held his daughter in one hand and gently put his other arm around Lin Siyan's shoulder, then lightly supported her elbow as she held her son.

That way, even if she falls asleep, her son won't fall.

Lin Siyan did not dodge.

After a long while, Lin Siyan suddenly spoke softly.

"They look alike, humph, they all look a bit like you!"

Wei Yi looked down at his daughter in his arms, then at Lin Siyan's son.

They really do look alike. After all, they're twins.

But it's not actually that similar.

Because they are not identical twins, but fraternal twins.

Identical babies are born from the same fertilized egg, and the two babies are basically identical in appearance and gender, and even their personalities are very similar.

However, identical twins will never have fraternal twins (male and female).

Just in case.

That's a genetic disease.

Fraternal twins, although they are twins, are just like ordinary brothers and sisters, except that they develop in the mother's body at the same time and are born at the same time.

Their appearance, personality, and gender are the same as those of normal siblings.

He laughed and said, "Then from now on, you'll be looking at two of my faces every day. Oh no, including myself, that makes three."

Lin Siyan closed her eyes and let out a soft hum through her nose.

"It's annoying."

His tone was exactly the same as usual.

But when Wei Yi heard those three words, he felt they were incredibly soft.

He didn't say anything more.

Lin Siyan didn't have it either.

The two of them sat quietly side by side, each holding a baby.

Moonlight filtered through the gaps in the curtains, falling on the two of them as if draping them in a thin layer of silver gauze.