Morgan gazed at Riley, who was peacefully sleeping in the cradle, and a satisfied smile appeared on his young face.

It was the first time that the triplets and Yanny had seen Morgan. Jacqueline asked Morgan curiously, "What's a betrothal?" The concept of a "betrothal" was completely unfamiliar to her.

Morgan simply shrugged, showing little interest in responding.

Yanny was the one who answered Jacqueline's question. "It's a tradition where a man presents gifts to the woman's family to express his intention to marry her. If the woman's family accepts the gifts, it signifies their willingness to marry their daughter to the man."

Although Yanny was only in third grade, he liked to read, so he knew a lot of things.

Jacqueline listened intently but still didn't quite get it. She knew about marriage. Mommy and Daddy, for example, were married. It meant they could have babies and be together forever.

Just then, Riley woke up and started crying because she was hungry.

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