Mrs. Qin smiled and said,
"Look how happy they are. It seems your place in their hearts as their mother is truly irreplaceable. These past few days, they’ve been constantly asking when their grandma was coming back, or when you were coming back. They’ve been anxiously waiting for you every day."
’It just goes to show, the longer you raise children by your side, the stronger the bond.’
Still, she was genuinely happy.
’It was a sign of the strong bond between the mother and her two children.’
’It also showed that her daughter-in-law truly loved the twins as her own.’
’Her daughter-in-law’s parents were the same—doting on the two as their very own grandson and granddaughter.’
’It would be even better if my daughter-in-law and my son, Wenhao, had another child—a boy or a girl, it wouldn’t matter.’
Of course, this was not something she would force.
If Mingxue didn’t want to have another child, that was fine too.
After all, her job was too important. Compared to her work, having a baby... well, her work was clearly more important.
After a reluctant farewell from her two children, Fu Mingxue went to the university.
Director Zheng was glad to have her back.
"You don’t need to teach any more classes this semester; they’re all finished. You can just schedule them for next year."
The university wasn’t so rigid as to insist she teach for a full month.
In any case, the quality of Fu Mingxue’s teaching had been exceptionally high. Even though she only taught for half a month, her performance was outstanding.
The university wasn’t going to make an issue of it.
Fu Mingxue, of course, was pleased.
"Alright."
"So, are you heading to the research institute next?"
Director Zheng knew she was the type who threw herself into her work.
Of course, he was tactful enough not to ask about Fu Mingxue having gone to repair an airplane a few days prior.
Fu Mingxue had been planning to go to the research institute anyway, since the blueprints she was working on were still in the design phase.

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