Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

The two little babies were a few months old and could roll over and speak baby talk to adults, which was a lot of fun.
Titus said, “I frequently see Avah. She recognizes me and smiles at me naturally. You hardly ever play with her. She will not
smile if she does not recognize you. You get to play with Enzo, while I get to play with Avah.”
From time to time, Enzo’s two calves would hit Sonny’s hand on the stroller. Enzo was restless. He would only be quiet when he
fell asleep. Otherwise, he would move around or cry. He wanted an adult to hold him.
If you give him a toy to play with, he will throw it away and begin to cry in less than two minutes.
Avah didn’t like to cry, as always. If the brother and sister lay together at the same time and Enzo kept crying, Avah would kick
his body with her little feet, as if she disliked him for being a little crying cat.
Sonny leaned down and wanted to kiss Avah, but Titus blocked her.
“You can’t kiss Avah. Uncle Johnson said that none of us can kiss her, but we have to protect her. If you want to kiss her, just
kiss Enzo. Uncle Johnson said, You can kiss Enzo as you like.”
“Why?” Sonny asked puzzledly.
Titus said angrily, “How come there are so many?”
Listening to the conversation between the two little guys, Serenity glanced at Ben, who was sitting with Zachary, who was talking
about business matters.
Seeing this, Jane said a little helplessly: “My daughter is only a few months old, and the father has started to guard against the
pigs in each family, for fear that other people’s pigs will eat his own cabbage.”
Serenity smiled and said, “That person in your family is thinking too farsightedly. How old is the child?” After a pause, she said,
“It would probably be the same if it were my Zachary.
Do you still take them with you normally? Have you returned to work?”
Jane replied, “I haven’t fully gone to work yet. I occasionally go to take care of business. Ben asked me to wait until the children
were six months old before going to work.

The children are growing up day by day, and they will become clingy when they are a little older. In the past, it was okay to leave
them with grandparents for a day, but now it is no longer possible. Now we don’t see each other for several hours, let alone my
son, who has never been a crybaby. He will cry so hard that no one can coax him, and I have to come back and hug him to coax
him.”
Serenity said, “That’s right; now that I can walk, I prefer to stick to myself. There is a little follower, Sonny, everywhere I go. It will
be better after he goes to kindergarten. You can tell by watching my sister take Sonny. My sister is pretty good. I help her share
the burden; Sonny is also willing to follow me.”
Jane looked at the child and said, “Actually, I can’t bear to leave it. After having a child, whenever I go out, I will always think
about the child, fearing that they will cry or be hungry.”
“Auntie, auntie.” Sonny suddenly ran over, threw herself into Serenity’s arms, raised his head, and begged, “Auntie, can you give
me a younger sister? I don’t want a younger brother.”
Sonny liked Avah so much. But she was Titus’s, not his.
He didn’t have a little sister.
With a funny expression, Serenity said, “You said the thing in your aunt’s belly belongs to your little brother.”
Sonny pouted.
It’s what he said; could he change it?