Chinese New year 's FUN

During the first day of CNY, I wore a floral mini pencil dress I bought online at the last minute. It was short, barely reaching mid-thigh, so I paired it with my usual bra and white thong. Sitting on the floor for long periods during the family games got a little tricky, especially with a dress this short.

The evening was spent at my first aunt’s house, where she had cooked for everyone and arranged Lou Hei. By around 8 p.m., the adults had started gambling, and I initially chatted with my female cousins in her room. Eventually, we all joined the game, sitting on the floor.

I noticed my nephew was paying more attention to me than the game itself. He seemed particularly curious about my dress, sneaking glances whenever I crossed my legs or shifted my position. I could tell he was subtly trying to catch a glimpse of my white thong. At first, I ignored it, but after a few rounds, I decided to have a little fun with him. I shifted my position just enough so he thought he could see, teasing him silently while keeping it playful.

He got completely distracted and started losing focus on the game, missing rounds and looking frustrated. I stayed in that position for a few minutes, enjoying the harmless mischief, before changing my posture, leaving him clearly disappointed.

After the game ended, I jokingly called him out for being so distracted, giving him a mock lecture about paying attention. He laughed, embarrassed but good-natured, clearly taking it in stride.

Then, leaning closer with a mischievous grin, I whispered to him, “It’s white.” At first, he looked confused, blinking as if he hadn’t caught on. But the moment it registered, his eyes widened in realization, and I could see the surprise and amusement on his face.

By the end of the night, everyone was laughing, full from the food, and content from the games. Even though my legs were sore from sitting on the floor and my dress was short, it was a cheeky and fun start to CNY.