After the meal, the two of them finally recalled the three gifts that were sitting on top of the coffee table.

“C’mon. Let’s unwrap your gifts,” said Su Ran. He may not think she had noticed, but Su Ran caught Su Han looking over this direction the entire time while he was eating.

“Which one do you want to start with?” Having said that, Su Ran felt that her question was totally unnecessary as Su Han had already picked the large box that she had prepared for him with no hesitation.

Suddenly, there was knocking on the door.

“I think that your, ugh, Mr. Lu mentioned earlier that he was having someone bring over your birthday gift. Let me go see.” Having said that Su Ran went over to get the door.

“Hi.” Su Ran felt that the man standing outside the door in a suit looked familiar.

“Su, ut, Ms. Su. Sorry to disturb you at this hour. My name is Zhou Fu and I am here to deliver my boss’s birthday gift to the little young master,” said Zhou Fu as he studied Su Ran standing in front of him.

“You still haven’t told me what is it that you’ve made?” said Su Han to Su Ran as he looked at her very seriously.

“Uh, dinosaur?”

“This is a dinosaur?”

“Does it not look like one?”

“Uh, then what are these nubs over here?” asked Su Han as he pointed at a bunch of lighter colored pile of icing.

That afternoon, when Su Han got home from school, he was immediately enveloped by a burnt smell the second he opened the door.

Su Han nervously looked around the house, in particularly in the direction of the kitchen, and temporarily let out a sigh of relief when he didn’t notice any obvious burned marks.

Then he finally noticed the other changes inside of the apartment.

Scattered all over the empty room were balloons of different sizes. Taped on the big, white wall was balloons that spelled out Happy Birthday and there were a few dishes on the table.