The twins were quite smart.
When it was time for dinner, they stood watch at the main gate, their eyes peeled for their mother to come home from work.
It was no use, no matter how Mrs. Qin tried to persuade them.
"Your mom might have to work late tonight. Be good now, let’s go eat first."
When she saw that they were still intent on waiting for their mother, she said, "If you two keep this up, I’m going to tell on you when your mom gets home. I’ll say you weren’t being good and refused to eat properly."
Her words proved quite effective.
The moment the twins heard their grandmother was going to tell on them, they grew anxious.
"We’ll be good! Don’t tell."
Seeing them act this way, Mrs. Qin couldn’t help but sigh in relief.
’You little rascals. To think I couldn’t handle you.’
"Alright, I won’t tell. Come on, let’s go eat."
Just as she took one by each hand and was about to leave, she suddenly saw a car driving toward them.
Mrs. Qin stared—but before she could get a good look, the car had already pulled up to the gate and stopped.
Qin Wenying pushed open the car door and got out.
After exchanging a word with the driver, the car drove off.
"Wen Ying? What are you doing back?"
She had stormed off in a huff last time and hadn’t contacted the family for a long while, which had worried her mother sick.
Thankfully, the girl eventually showed some conscience and finally gave the family a call.
"What, not happy to see me?" Qin Wenying arched a bold eyebrow.
Mrs. Qin rolled her eyes at her. "Who would dare not welcome you? Get in the house. These past few days, your grandparents have been talking about you constantly."
Qin Wenying’s gaze fell on the two little ones at her mother’s feet.
She then bent down to pinch their cheeks. "So squishy. Be good now, call me Auntie."
The little ones vaguely remembered her, since Qin Wenying had stayed at the family compound before.
So, they obediently called out, "Auntie—"
"Excellent!" Qin Wenying said, scooping up a child with each arm. "What are they doing here?"

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