"No trouble at all, no trouble at all, it's my duty!"
The aunt embarrassedly smiled, not daring to take too much advantage of Pu Sangzhi's red envelope.
"Auntie, I'm holding the child right now and can't get it for you. Please take it yourself, it's in this pocket."
Pu Sangzhi spoke with a tone of irresistible persistence.
Seeing her insist, the aunt accepted with a cheerful smile, "Then I thank you, little sister."
The aunt took a thick red envelope from Pu Sangzhi's pocket.
With a quick estimate... 5000, I bet?
The aunt was overjoyed, but didn't want to open the red envelope in front of anyone, so she tucked it into her apron pocket, "Little sister, let me hold the child for a bit, you go eat."
Pu Sangzhi shook her head, "I'm not that hungry yet, let me hold him a bit longer."
"Alright then."
The aunt laughed, "Just call me if you need anything."
Pu Sangzhi: "Okay."
