Tang Yuchen frowned unhappily and said, "He is my son, why would I dislike him? It doesn’t matter if he starts speaking a few years later than other children or learns to read and write later. I will fight for everything for him, and I will never let his starting point be worse than anyone else’s."
An Ruo lowered her head to look at Kangkang, a faint smile curving at the corners of her mouth.
The man hugged her even tighter, resting his chin on top of her head, and said softly, "We can have only Kangkang as our child in this lifetime. We’ll give him all our love, and I believe there will come a day when he will be completely healthy."
An Ruo’s body tensed slightly, her head was lowered and he couldn’t see the moved expression in her eyes.
Indeed, having just Kangkang as their child in this lifetime and giving him all their love—what did it matter if he wasn’t normal? Having their love was enough for him.
An Ruo subconsciously hugged Kangkang tighter, the little one quietly leaning against her as she leaned quietly against the man beside her.
Aunt Zhou came back with a lot of groceries and cooked a sumptuous meal.
At dinner, An Ruo asked her to sit down and eat with them, and Yuchen also asked her to sit and eat. The three adults, along with one child, enjoyed a lavish dinner.
After the meal, Aunt Zhou tidied everything up and went back to her room to rest.
Tang Yuchen kept playing with Kangkang—he felt he owed the child so much and always thought that even spending a lifetime with him wouldn’t be enough.
He taught Kangkang to play with building blocks, trains, remote-controlled cars, and Transformers. If An Ruo hadn’t seen it with her own eyes, she wouldn’t have known he could handle children’s toys with such proficiency.
Kangkang watched dumbfounded as the toys moved in his hands. If he could speak, he would surely exclaim, "Wow, that’s amazing!"
Seeing them having a good time, An Ruo went to the children’s room to make the bed.
The day she moved back, she had anticipated that Yuchen would stay over, so she ordered an extra bed for the children’s room, which now came in handy.
Once the bed was made, she checked the time—it was already nine o’clock.
She came out and lifted Kangkang, who was sitting on the carpet, and said to him with a smile, "Kangkang, it’s time to go to sleep. How about going with Mommy to take a bath and then to bed?"
Kangkang turned his head to look at her and obediently nestled his little head into her shoulder, in agreement.
Tang Yuchen also stood up, and she said to him, "I’ve already made up your bed. You should rest early too."
As she turned to leave with the child in her arms, the man suddenly asked, "Aren’t you going to ask how I dealt with the situation?"
An Ruo turned her head and said, "I already know. You’ve been released on bail, and you won’t have any more problems from now on."
Liang Xiao had smoothed over the case for him. The Yun Family thought that they could deal with Yuchen now that he was down, but they didn’t expect someone with such strong backing to be in his corner.
Tang Yuchen thought, it must have been that policeman named Mo Hua who told her.