"Okay!" Ruan Tinghe readily agreed, "I also brought you some good stuff!"

Ruan Tinghe took out a massage pillow. "Grandma Qin, look at this! It's a massage pillow! It's very comfortable to sleep with it at night!"

In her past life, she developed problems with her lumbar and cervical spine because of her painting, so she bought all sorts of remedies to soothe them.

Many of them were still unopened, and this pillow was one of them.

"I can't accept this!" As soon as Grandma Qin heard the name "massage pillow," she felt it must be something expensive and quickly refused it.

Ruan Tinghe shoved the pillow into her arms. "Grandma Qin, if you're really going to be so polite with me, then I won't ask you for help anymore."

"That's different. What I helped you with were just small things. Besides, Xiaoze..."

Ruan Tinghe knew she was about to bring up the matter of saving her life again, so she quickly interrupted.

"Grandma Qin! If you don't want her, I'll give her to someone else! I'll have the children call her great-grandma!"

"That won't do!" Grandma Qin quickly hugged the massage pillow tightly.

The main reason is that she really loves Ruan Tinghe and the three children, and the children can only call her Great-Grandma!

"I also prepared gifts for Brother Yin and Xiao Ze."

Ruan Tinghe opened a burlap sack and half of her body went inside to search.

Finally, we found two small boxes.

"This is a fountain pen, for Brother Yin, and this is for Aze."

Just then, the three little ones and Aze returned from playing outside.

Ruan Tinghe handed the gift directly to Aze, saying, "Aze, come here, open it and see if you like it."

Yin Ze opened the box and saw two pairs of beautiful socks, one yellow and one blue, made of pure cotton, soft and warm.

In my past life, candy colors were in fashion for a period of time.

So Ruan Tinghe bought a big bag of candy-colored socks.

Aze's feet can now fit into socks the size Ruan Tinghe wears.

Yin Quan was so pleased that he immediately took off his shoes and put on socks.

He wanted to walk barefoot on the ground, but Grandma Qin stopped him.

The three little ones stared wide-eyed; they also wanted socks with such beautiful colors.

Ruan Tinghe hugged the children and said, "Mom also bought socks for Da Bao, Er Bao, and Xiao Bao, but these socks are too big, and your feet are too small."

The three little ones' eyes lit up and dimmed, as if they had an emotion switch on.

"Okay, let Mom alter the socks to make them a little smaller before you wear them?"

"That's great, Mom! Your baby loves you so much!"

"My second child loves Mommy the most! A little more than my first child!"

"Ahhh!" Little Bao couldn't speak, but he remembered to wave his arms and legs. He simply grabbed Ruan Tinghe's arm and gave her a big kiss, showing that he loved her a lot.

"Okay, Mom needs your help with one more thing!"

The three little ones immediately straightened up, put their hands on their thighs, and looked like they were waiting for orders.

"Xiaolong's mother, your Aunt Liang Yali, helped my mother a lot, and my mother bought her a gift in return."

Ruan Tinghe took out a pair of earrings, which were packaged in cardboard.

"Could you please take this to her for me?"

The three little ones stared wide-eyed at the exquisite and beautiful earrings on the cardstock.

"Mommy, are those mermaid tears?" Erbao asked, pointing to the pearl on the earring, puzzled.

"These aren't mermaid tears, they're just ordinary pearls. They're pearls that are dug out of oyster shells."

These are the most common and cheapest pearls. She bought them in a boutique in her previous life; a pair of earrings cost only a few dozen yuan.

Da Bao scratched his head: "Aren't pearls just the tears of mermaids? That's what the story you told us, Mom!"

Ruan Tinghe sighed, "Fairy tales are harmful!"

"Alright, that's just a story. You guys go and give your gifts."

Xiao Bao remained unmoved, pointing at the several large sacks, "Awoo~"

Erbao: "My little sister said she wants to see what's inside."

So Da Bao, who was about to leave, stopped and stared at the sack.

Having no other choice, Ruan Tinghe had to continue taking things out.

What remained were some of her winter clothes, towels, toiletries, and shoes from her previous life...

Anyway, I took out everything I could.

Moreover, she had covered up the production markings and product details with paint, making it impossible to discern the specific information.

This means she's now officially in the right place at the moment, and can use it openly and legitimately from now on.

Grandma Qin stared wide-eyed.

"Hehe, how much did this cost?"

Ruan Tinghe was prepared: "It's not much, just over a hundred yuan. That person is in a hurry to get the goods, so I'll take them all."

Grandma Qin was skeptical, but Ruan Tinghe continued to bluff, "He said his family went bankrupt and was moving to some Asian country to develop a new business. He said he couldn't take these things with him, so he didn't want them anymore."

"Won't this cause you any trouble?" Grandma Qin asked worriedly.

"No! Don't worry!"

Grandma Qin was still worried and instructed, "Those conspicuous items can be kept in your room. Remember to lock them when you go out, so that no one with malicious intent can cause trouble!"

"Okay, I understand."

"Well, if anyone asks, just say it's something your old woman got for you. Don't say you bought it from a place like that."

Ruan Tinghe was surprised that Grandma Qin would think of her so much, and her nose tingled with emotion, her heart warmed.

She hugged Grandma Qin, "Grandma Qin, you're so kind."

"Hmph, if you think I'm nice, then call me Grandma. I treat you like my own granddaughter!"

"Okay, thank you, Grandma! You're the best, Grandma!"

"Good to know! Hurry up and move your things upstairs. I'll have Aze help you; he's strong."

With the help of Yin Ze and the three little ones, everything was quickly moved upstairs.

After sending the children to deliver things to Liang Yali, Ruan Tinghe immediately took out more things from her space, pretending that they were all bought from outside.

All the bedding was replaced with new ones; the old duvet cover was so stiff and uncomfortable for her.

I didn't throw it away after changing it; I put it in a sack and stuffed it back into the closet with the old quilt.

If you don't have a spring mattress, use a thick plush mattress.

Then remove the curtains from the room and move them to the bedroom.

A curtain was drawn to create a separate space in the house, so that you can change clothes or do something private by simply drawing the curtain.

A huge carpet was laid on the cement floor, so the children could sit and play on the floor without getting their feet or bottoms cold, and without getting their clothes dirty.

Cotton slippers, ankle boots, socks, scarf, sweater, wool coat, hat...

I took everything out, kept some for myself, and planned to take the rest apart to make clothes for the children.

In addition, she also took out a movable full-length mirror!

The mirrors of that era were too small; she couldn't get used to them even after several years.

When the children returned, the room had transformed from a simple dwelling into a warm and comfortable one!

The children loved it; they took off their shoes and jumped on the carpet, climbed onto the bed and rolled around, and hid behind the curtains to play hide-and-seek.

"Mommy! Are you a fairy?! Did you conjure up a princess room from a fairy tale?!"

"Mirror, mirror on the wall! Is Mommy the best mom in the world? Oh, you say so!"

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