As soon as Tang Yushen left, Tang Yuchen immediately made a call to have people monitor Tang Yushen’s every move.
If he dared to make any rash moves, he would definitely regret having left the doors of the prison!
For Kangkang, today was a very special day.
Because the toys that never spoke or played with him before could suddenly talk, move, and play with him.
Although he felt very surprised and confused, he was inexplicably happy and couldn’t take his eyes off the tall figure of Winnie Bear.
An Ruo guided him to play for the entire day. Even if she couldn’t make him laugh out loud, at least his keen interest in her made her very happy.
Tang Yuchen walked upstairs and stood outside the glass door of the children’s room, watching a clumsy Winnie Bear make all sorts of funny moves to entertain the small child in front of it.
The tiny tot sat on the floor, wearing overalls and a striped T-shirt, gazing up with his little head, fixedly staring at Winnie Bear.
Even though he couldn’t see his face, he could guess that at that moment, it was probably with wide-open innocent eyes, the child’s shimmering black eyes revealing hints of surprise and bewilderment.
Suddenly, Winnie Bear fell face down on the floor, trying clumsily to stand up but was unable to, just like a turtle flipped on its back, futilely flailing its limbs.
At that moment, the little tot moved; he crawled towards it and onto its belly.
Winnie Bear immediately embraced him, using its large head to nudge his small one.
He couldn’t hear their voices, but the man could imagine that the woman must have let out a happy laugh.
Tang Yuchen watched them with tender gentleness in his eyes, his lips curving into a doting smile.
He turned away, and An Ruo felt as if someone had been secretly watching them. She looked to the side but saw no one.
The sun gradually set in the west.
An Ruo fed Kangkang and handed him over to the nurse, then prepared to leave.
After she walked a few steps, she couldn’t help but turn back; Kangkang was sitting on the carpet, playing with the motionless Winnie Bear, not noticing her presence.
"Kangkang, Mommy is leaving now, I’ll come to see you tomorrow," she couldn’t help but say. Seeing he still didn’t turn back, she smiled, turned, and left.
It was only after she had been gone for quite some time that Kangkang belatedly turned his head, staring blankly in the direction she had left.
An Ruo walked downstairs and unexpectedly saw Tang Yuchen leaning against the car door waiting for her.
She approached him, and the man stood up straight, smiling as he reached out to touch her head, "How come you’re all sweaty and your hair is wet?"
"I washed my face, the water wet my hair," she dodged his hand, she said indifferently.
The man lowered his hand and naturally took hers, "Let’s get in the car, let’s go home."
The word "home" made her feel somewhat uneasy.
Without saying anything, she sat in the car door he had opened for her.
As the car drove down the road, Tang Yuchen asked her, "Are you going to the hospital every day from now on?"
"Yes," she replied, having nothing else to do, and with Kangkang’s condition being serious, she could only go every day.
"Alright, from now on, I will pick you up and drop you off every day and be your free driver."
An Ruo gave him a strange look and began to reject his offer, "You don’t need to go to that trouble, I can drive myself. Besides, you’re busy with work, there’s no need to pick me up."
"Baby, I just want more time with you. Have some pity on me and let me have this glorious task, okay?"