And finally, it was time for Zhouzhou’s solo photos.
During the photo shoot, Ye Wanwan and the others were all in the studio, watching and holding objects in their hands to catch Zhouzhou’s attention.
Zhouzhou initially wanted to grab them, but after reaching out for quite a while without success, he gave up.
Su Xiangyi and Lin Xu couldn’t help but chuckle, with Lin Xu commenting, "Zhouzhou’s temperament really doesn’t resemble Shen Yi, nor does it resemble Wanwan."
"Yeah, if Wanwan couldn’t get something, she would have bawled her eyes out until she got it," said Su Xiangyi.
After a while, Su Xiangyi asked Ye Wanwan, "Can Zhouzhou not roll over yet?"
Ye Wanwan, whose mind had been entirely on Zhouzhou, was startled when she realized someone was talking to her, and then shook her head, "Not yet."
"Some babies are slow to roll over, no need to rush," Lin Xu joined in the conversation.
Ye Wanwan nodded; she indeed wasn’t in a hurry. The nanny at home had already told her that it was perfectly normal for Zhouzhou, who had just turned one hundred days old, to be unable to roll over yet.
Actually, there were still two sets of photos left to take, but Zhouzhou seemed to be getting tired and looked like he was about to cry, so Ye Wanwan didn’t hesitate to ask the photographer to stop.
"We’ve already taken quite a few pictures today, let’s not take any more," Ye Wanwan said.
Everyone cherished and doted on Zhouzhou, so naturally, when they saw that Zhouzhou was tired, they agreed to stop the shoot.
They didn’t have lunch together at noon but went their separate ways instead, agreeing to meet again in the evening.
On the way back, Ye Wanwan had already fed Zhouzhou, who fell asleep after his meal.
The 100th-day feast in the evening, although only the close relatives of the Shen and Ye Families were invited, still had a significant number of people from the Shen side.
Zhouzhou received more red envelopes and gifts, and he wasn’t afraid when he saw strangers, being carried around by Lin Xu for everyone to see.
Dinner was almost over when Shen Yi whispered in Ye Wanwan’s ear, "I’ll go to the restroom."
"Okay," Ye Wanwan responded.
Then Shen Yi got up and left the private room. At that moment, Uncle Zhang was standing at the door; seeing Shen Yi come out, he hurriedly called out, "Sir."
Shen Yi gave a slight nod. Before Uncle Zhang could speak, Shen Yi had already spotted Qin Yanbo standing not far down the corridor, and Qin Yanbo had also seen Shen Yi.
At that moment, Qin Yanbo seemed to be emotionally charged from finally seeing Shen Yi, subconsciously wanting to walk towards him, but he was stopped by someone.
"Sir, should we remove him?" Uncle Zhang asked quietly.
Shen Yi shook his head, "No need."
Having said that, Shen Yi’s gaze turned stern as he stepped towards Qin Yanbo. This wasn’t the first time Qin Yanbo had sought Shen Yi out.
Qin Yanbo had previously visited him at his company, but Shen Yi had never agreed to meet him. Just now, during dinner, he had received a message from Uncle Zhang saying that Qin Yanbo was outside.
Today was Zhouzhou’s 100th-day feast, and Shen Yi didn’t want any unpleasant incidents, so he took the opportunity to step out.
"Shen Yi!" Upon seeing Shen Yi approaching, Qin Yanbo called out with a touch of excitement.
"Mr. Qin has been looking for me persistently, what exactly do you want?" Shen Yi asked with a slight frown, his cold gaze showing a hint of impatience.
Qin Yanbo could sense Shen Yi’s impatience, but he had no choice; it seemed he was out of options. Shen Yi was his last resort!