By evening, Lana Steiner was discharged from the hospital. It was Old Four Huang who picked her up in his tractor. Outside, heavy snow was still falling, and the ground was covered in a layer over a foot thick. When the villagers heard that Lana Steiner, the woman they thought might never conceive, had finally had a baby, they all rushed over to offer their congratulations. Raina had prepared melon seeds, peanuts, and candy, and she graciously welcomed her guests, beaming with joy.
'Even her most troublesome second son now had an heir. Her greatest worry was finally laid to rest. Now, all that was left was her third son. After the New Year, she would have to ask someone to find him a match. It had to be a capable woman who knew how to run a household and could keep him in check. Otherwise, that good-for-nothing spendthrift would blow through every cent he got, and they would only get poorer and poorer.'
"I'm your big sister. You have to listen to me from now on, got it?"
