"Mom," Lily carefully handed over the gift she had bought from the mall and handed it over to Mrs. Ji. Lily had also specially looked for tea that women like Mrs. Ji tended to like—tea that would maintain their skin, etc.
Mrs. Ji's face finally lit up in a smile, and she grabbed her Mr. Ji's hand tight. "Hubby, Lily is so filial. Lily, you don't have to buy all these."
Mrs. Ji thought that at most, if Lily came and didn't cause trouble, they should be happy. But what she hadn't expected was that Lily would also be sensible and very different from what they expected.
Mr. Ji nodded, supporting his wife.
Lily smiled elegantly and praised, "When I saw that bag in the store, I remembered Mom, and I believed that only Mom can bring the style out."
Mrs. Ji was beyond over the moon. "Thank you, Lily."
Lily turned to Mr. Ji and took out a vase and a pen. "Dad…"
"Thank you, Lily. You shouldn't have bothered; we are family now," Mr. Ji said. Lily lowered her head.
