CHAPTER 627: CHAPTER 534 I WANT TO HEAR THEM CALL ME AGAIN (PART 1)_3

Tong Airui glanced at the wine glass and saw his name etched on the bottom. Only then did he comfortably take it.

"Alright, let’s all raise a toast to celebrate—my wife has finally found her biological parents!"

Everyone raised their glasses, offering their congratulations.

Yi Luowa smiled and said, "Thank you, everyone! This New Year’s gift is something I’ll never forget!"

As everyone drank and chatted, the more they talked, the happier they became, and the more they drank, the livelier the atmosphere grew. A large bottle of red wine was quickly emptied.

Mi Chenxuan wanted to grab another bottle, but Tong Airui pulled him back. "Stop drinking, or you’ll get scolded."

Mi Chenxuan pouted and plopped back into his seat.

Yi Luowa was about to comfort him when Danton walked over, his little face glowing red. "Sis, Mom messaged me. She knows you’ve figured everything out and can’t wait to come over."

Yi Luowa’s heart warmed. "Did she say when she’s coming?"

"The morning of the second," Danton replied, his face beaming. Honestly, he was more excited than anyone else right now. Sister Luowa was exactly the kind of sister he’d always dreamed of. Everything she did came from the heart, unlike Nancy, whose actions were always for appearances.

Yi Luowa turned to look at Tong Airui.

Tong Airui smiled. "As long as you’re ready, they can come over anytime."

Yi Luowa bit her lip. "That’s not what I’m worried about. I’m worried that when they arrive, what will happen on the other side?"

"Haotian has the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defense. They’ll help Emperor Haotian manage state affairs."

Danton nodded. "For years, Uncle Marcus has been handling national affairs for Dad, so you have nothing to worry about."

Yi Luowa smiled. "If you all say there’s nothing to worry about, I won’t overthink it. But I have to ask, is this person trustworthy?"

Tong Airui sighed with a helpless smile. "Wife, I’m genuinely happy that you’ve found your biological parents, but do you know what I fear most? How much you worry about every little thing!"

"To put your mind completely at ease, let me give you an analogy. The relationship between Marcus and Emperor Haotian is like the one between Dad and Uncle Muta—solid as a rock."

"Ever since the civil war began, Kai Di has been eyeing that position, but Emperor Haotian never gave it to her. That alone says everything about Marcus’s standing in Emperor Haotian’s eyes."

Danton, hearing all this, walked over displeased. "Brother-in-law, I have a serious issue with you!"

Tong Airui was taken aback. "What mistake have I made that’s upset you?"

"My dad is your father-in-law, and my mom is your mother-in-law—these are undeniable facts! Yet you keep calling them Emperor Haotian and Queen Haotian. That’s not right! You need to call them Dad and Mom!"

Tong Airui raised an eyebrow slightly.

Tong Aino laughed and said, "You can’t just start calling them Dad and Mom casually—it comes with a cost. If he changes how he addresses them now, my brother will lose out big time!"

Danton puckered his lips and turned to Yi Luowa. "Sis, is there really such a rule?"

Yi Luowa scratched her head. "I think so."

"Then I’ll let Mom know," Danton declared, picking up his phone.

Yi Luowa quickly pressed down on his hand. "Don’t. Adults already know about these things."

Danton hesitated for a moment but then moved his hand toward the recorder and decisively pushed the button.

"Ba-ba-ba-ba..."

"Ba-ba-ba-ba..."

The voices of Ziyan and Sangyu rang out from the phone.

Tong Airui froze on the spot, then listened carefully again, turning his head toward Yi Luowa with great excitement. "Sangyu and Ziyan are calling me?!"

"When you were speaking on TV, they suddenly blurted it out."

Tong Airui grabbed his wife’s hand tightly. "Let’s go back. I want to hear them call me that in person again."

Danton stretched out his arm to block his way. "They’re both asleep. You’re not allowed to bother them! Do you know how happy it makes you to be called Dad? I’m watching you. When Dad comes over, if you don’t call him Dad, just see how I’ll deal with you!"