Jin Yao

Shu Yunyi was naturally no match for you and soon surrendered, begging for mercy. In this regard, she should call you her teacher.

The entire honeymoon period was extremely joyful for Shu Yunyi. You traveled north and south, and she told you she had never been so happy before.

After the honeymoon ended, Shu Yunyi returned to her teaching job and daily life.

After getting married, Shu Yunyi underwent a transformation in her demeanor, exuding a mature and intellectual charm that made your heart race.

A year later, although your life as a couple was very comfortable, both sets of parents began urging you to have a child.

No matter how young and beautiful Shu Yunyi appeared, she was no longer young. In her late thirties, approaching forty, getting pregnant at this age would make her an older mother, and there was no more time to delay.

You didn’t want Shu Yunyi to suffer, so you discussed it with her. She expressed her desire to have a child, a symbol of your love, and assured you that she could handle it.

After making the decision, you began preparing for pregnancy while also helping her exercise to strengthen her body, which would aid in a smooth delivery.

Some time later, Shu Yunyi suddenly came to you one day, holding a pregnancy test strip, excitedly sharing the good news.

After hearing this, you calmly took Shu Yunyi for a check-up. When the results were confirmed, you both hugged each other in excitement.

From then on, with your careful care, Shu Yunyi adapted well throughout her pregnancy.

In what seemed like no time, the ten months passed, and thanks to her prior exercise, Shu Yunyi had a relatively smooth delivery.

She gave birth to a baby girl, weighing six pounds and six ounces.

Both families were overjoyed as they looked at the mother and daughter by the bedside. Giving birth at this age was not easy, and the safe delivery of both mother and child was the best news.

You named your daughter Shen Jinyao, with the nickname Yaoyao.

Little Jinyao was chubby, with big, adorable eyes, like a rare treasure. The whole family was delighted.

After giving birth, Shu Yunyi looked a bit tired and older, but she was still beautiful.

Shu Yunyi actively engaged in postpartum recovery and soon fully regained her health.

Little Jinyao was very well-behaved, and with the help of Shu Yunyi’s mother, she quickly adapted to her new role as a mother.

As the child grew day by day, Shu Yunyi resumed her teaching career.

Over the years, Shu Yunyi juggled family, child, and work. Fortunately, you took on most of the responsibilities, preventing her from becoming overwhelmed.

Despite this, you still made time to travel once a year, exploring the landscapes of your country.

One day, by chance, Shu Yunyi uploaded your travel videos online. Her original intention was to keep a record, but unexpectedly, the videos went viral and were widely shared.

The lighthearted and cheerful style of the videos, along with the well-edited footage and music, as well as the enviable love between the two of you, made countless netizens envious and yearn for such a beautiful relationship.

The viral videos brought you a large following and a steady stream of wealth.

Faced with numerous temptations, you simply smiled and maintained your original style, never engaging in product promotions or live streams. You continued to share your travel experiences.

Shu Yunyi eventually quit her job and became a full-time travel blogger.

The world is like a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.

With financial stability, you were no longer confined to domestic travel but began exploring the world, hand in hand.

Little Jinyao was too young to accompany you, so she stayed home with her grandparents, often not seeing you for months at a time.

It seemed as though the parents were the true lovers, and she was just an accidental addition.

Three years later, five-year-old Jinyao was able to run and jump, finally able to join you on road trips.

The grass was lush, the stream flowed gently, and the sky was clear and cloudless. The sunlight and breeze were nature’s gifts.

Little Jinyao ran wildly across the grass, holding a small kite, her laughter ringing like silver bells.

Shu Yunyi gathered her hair and tied it into a ponytail with a hairband she held in her mouth. Her complexion was fair with a healthy blush, and her figure was graceful. No one could tell she was already in her forties.

After setting up the camera and arranging the picnic area, she called out loudly:

“Yaoyao, slow down! Don’t go near the water, okay?”

“Okay!”

Little Jinyao didn’t even look back, completely absorbed in her play, though she at least managed to respond.

Meanwhile, Shen Yi had finished setting up the tent and walked over, asking:

“Do you need any help?”

“No, go keep an eye on Yaoyao. She can’t even get the kite up, but she’s still so happy.”

Shu Yunyi shook her head, gesturing toward their daughter.

Shen Yi walked over, smiling, and said:

“Yaoyao, you’re not holding the kite right. You need to lift your hand. What you’re doing is more like dragging a cart.”

“Here, let Daddy help you.”

Shu Yunyi watched them with a smile, then turned to the camera to introduce the ingredients they had brought for the day.

This was both a fun family moment and a camping vlog, serving a dual purpose.

They had always adhered to the principle of no scripts or performances, simply being their authentic selves. Over the years, although their popularity wasn’t as explosive as before, they had cultivated a loyal fan base.

About ten minutes later, Shu Yunyi finished her preparations and sat on the picnic blanket, cupping her hands to call out:

“You two, stop playing! Come wash your hands and eat!”

“Coming!”

Shen Yi responded, holding Jinyao’s hand as they walked back.

Jinyao was covered in sweat from running around. Shu Yunyi pulled her over and carefully wiped her forehead and back to prevent her from catching a cold.

The three of them sat on the grass, enjoying the beautiful scenery and the rare moment of tranquility.

“I want to eat this! And this!”

Little Jinyao snuggled up to her mother, pointing at various dishes.

“Alright, alright, you can have it all. But sit properly, like a lady.”

Shu Yunyi patted her little head and handed her a plate.

Shen Yi poured two glasses of orange juice and handed them to the girls, sitting cross-legged opposite them.

This was Jinyao’s first time camping, and she was so excited that she ate more than usual.

Now, feeling stuffed, she lay on the picnic blanket, groaning.

Shen Yi pinched her little cheek and gently rubbed her belly with two fingers to help her digest.

“My tummy’s going to explode! It doesn’t want to live anymore!”

“Serves you right. Who told you to eat so much? Don’t be so greedy next time.”

“Hmph…”

Jinyao pouted and turned her head away.

After a while, feeling better, she tugged at their sleeves and said:

“Daddy, lie on my left. Mommy, lie on my right. Hurry up!”

Unable to resist her, they lay down on either side of her.

“Hehehe…”

Jinyao was overjoyed, rolling from Shu Yunyi’s side to Shen Yi’s and back again.

When she finally tired herself out, she lay on her back, breathing heavily. Suddenly, she pointed at the blue sky and said:

“Look, a cloud is floating over.”

“Mommy, Daddy, look! The sun is flying a kite!”

A lone cloud drifted across the sky, as if pulled by an invisible string, just like the sun flying a kite.

Understanding her adorable analogy, Shen Yi and Shu Yunyi exchanged a glance and burst into laughter.

Jinyao didn’t know what they were laughing about, but seeing her parents laugh, she laughed too.

“Hahaha…”