CHAPTER 610: CHAPTER 610 SPEAKING OUT

An Ruo was very persistent. She firmly said, "If I wait at home for news, I’ll break down. Aunt Zhou, please take care of Kangkang for me. Don’t worry, if I can’t find anyone, I’ll come back."

Once she had made up her mind, no one could dissuade her.

Aunt Zhou, helpless, could only watch her leave. Kangkang seemed to know that Mom was going to leave, he leaned against Grandma Zhou’s chest, his eyes wide and reluctantly watching his mother.

An Ruo kissed his cheek and grabbed her luggage to head for the door. Just as she opened the door, Kangkang suddenly started to cry. He cried loudly, his hands stretching out towards An Ruo, hoping she wouldn’t leave.

The sound of the child’s cries made her tears fall like rain.

She turned around and rushed to hug the little fellow, choking up in his ear, "Kangkang, Mom is going to find Dad, and I’ll be back soon. Will you wait for me at home like a good boy?"

"No..." Kangkang clung to her neck, suddenly making a sound.

An Ruo shuddered, and even Aunt Zhou was astounded.

He had actually started to speak!

"Mommy... no... Mommy... no..." The little guy kept repeating these three words.

Was he trying to say, Mommy, don’t go?

An Ruo pushed him back a little, looking at his tear-reddened little face, her eyes filled with nothing but shock and joy.

"Kangkang, what did you call me?"

"Mommy, Mommy..." he called out to her, his speech muffled but increasingly fluent.

She had thought he would never speak in his life, but now he could talk. An Ruo was both excited and sad.

If only Tang Yuchen could hear it, he would be very happy as well.

Aunt Zhou was moved to tears by the mother and son, and she suddenly said, "Miss An, let Kangkang and me accompany you to M City to look for the young master!"

An Ruowei paused, Kangkang clinging tightly to her, refusing to let go. The child would be very heartbroken if she left.

"Okay," she agreed, nodding her head. After all, she couldn’t bear to leave the child behind.

So the three of them took a plane to M City.

The police in M City had been searching the docks for the bodies of some people, including that of Tang Yuchen.

An Ruo got a bit of news at the police station, hearing that the volume of drugs involved in their trade was large, and those caught would be heavily sentenced.

In a word, they could be spared from death but not from punishment.

However, she did not believe that Tang Yuchen would do something illegal.

He had been an undercover agent before, knew the law well, and he wouldn’t knowingly break the law.

But she recalled his behavior before he left, which was a bit abnormal. At that time, he seemed to be hiding something from her.

Could it be that he really was involved in a crime?

Even if it were true, it didn’t matter now. They couldn’t even find his body, so what was the use of talking about these things?

Every day, An Ruo would go to the docks to wait for news, and she had even personally hired professional salvage vessels to look for Tang Yuchen’s whereabouts.