CHAPTER 626: CHAPTER 626 DO YOU WANT TO SEE DADDY?

She held her child in her arms, her chin resting on the top of his head, making sure he couldn’t see the sadness in her eyes.

Let her bear all the pain and dissatisfaction alone; her child only needed to grow up happy.

After dinner, An Ruo went to take a bath and planned to rest.

She was so tired. Even if she couldn’t sleep, she had to lie in bed and pretend to rest.

Coming out of the bathroom, she unexpectedly saw Kangkang sleeping on the big bed.

The little guy looked up at her and smiled, "Mom, can I sleep with you tonight?"

His big eyes were full of hope.

She knew very well what he was thinking—he must have seen she was not in a good mood and wanted to accompany her.

Indeed, her mood was not good. She had tried her best to hide it, but she was still feeling very down, and it was normal for Kangkang to notice.

An Ruo’s eyes flickered as she struggled to keep the tears from flowing.

She managed to muster a faint smile and nodded in contentment, "Okay."

The little guy hadn’t slept with his mom for a long time; he was so happy and excited. Nestled in his mom’s embrace, his little heart found great solace.

As long as his mom was by his side, he feared nothing, and his world was forever happy.

An Ruo held him, watching his eyes move non-stop but not close for rest. She couldn’t help asking, "What are you thinking about? Why aren’t you sleeping?"

"I can’t sleep," Kangkang shook his head, seemingly troubled.

"Why not?" asked An Ruo, puzzled.

He looked at her, about to speak, then stopped. He didn’t want to ask, but he was too young to keep concerns to himself.

"Mom, did you see Dad? Did he upset you?"

An Ruo’s body tensed slightly. Instead of answering, she asked, "Kangkang, do you want to see Dad?"

The little guy was silent for a moment before speaking, "Mom, if you don’t like him, let’s not be with him anymore. I don’t want to see him either."

Between his dad and mom, he would definitely choose his mom.

An Ruo hugged him tighter, saying nothing more.

The affairs of adults shouldn’t involve the children. Tang Yuchen was very good to Kangkang, so she would not tell Kangkang the truth, nor let him hold resentment towards his dad.

"Go to sleep. Your dad is very busy right now, but he will come to see you when he has time," she said softly as she patted his back.

"Oh," replied Kangkang. Then he finally closed his eyes and fell into a deep sleep.

As for An Ruo, she took a long time to fall asleep, and when the sky was about to brighten, she slept for a while. But it wasn’t a peaceful sleep; instead, she felt even more tired, her whole body heavy.

After dropping Kangkang off at school, An Ruo turned to leave and looked up to see Tang Yushen leaning against the car door ahead.

Why was he here?