One became a distant uncle, and one became a real uncle.
Gu Jin'an and Qi Kangming were delighted, and didn't mind having a big, tacky red silk flower pinned on their chests as they asked, "Aunt Da Gui, is it true? Did Sister-in-law Ping have the baby? Is it a boy or a girl?"
Qi Kangming was especially pleased and asked another question, "When was the baby born? Is it a month old now? Have they held the one-month banquet yet?"
If they had, he would have missed it. This was his first nephew, the first to call him uncle, and also the legitimate grandson of the Qi family, which made his status quite distinguished.
Mrs. Chen laughed and said, "Look at you two like this, it's obvious neither of you have been uncles before. Brother Ping's wife gave birth on the second day of the sixth month, a boy weighing seven pounds. Both mother and son are doing well, and the one-month banquet has already been held."
