He reluctantly let her go and his kisses landed on Kangkang’s little face, lingering there with the same affection.
The woman and child lying next to him were the people he loved most.
Tang Yuchen looked at them gently, his eyes almost brimming with adoration.
He whispered to them. Even if they couldn’t hear him, he felt very happy.
After doing all this, he lay back down, snuggled up to Kangkang, and deeply closed his eyes to sleep.
But it was at this moment that An Ruo opened her eyes, a tear slipping from the corner of her eye.
This was a special night because it was the first time the three of them slept together in one bed.
So An Ruo stayed awake very late until almost dawn before she finally fell asleep.
At nine in the morning, she was woken up by Kangkang.
Upon waking, the little one, seeing her eyes closed, sat up and stared at her face.
He occasionally patted her face with his little hand or tugged at her clothes, or snuggled against her chest, and under his small movements, An Ruo had no choice but to open her eyes and wake up.
The first thing she saw was her son’s adorable face; she smiled happily and hugged the little one, giving him a big kiss, "Baby, good morning!"
Kangkang watched her with his bright, big eyes, giving her a warm response.
An Ruo sat up and noticed that Tang Yuchen was not in bed. Thinking he was in the living room, she got up with Kangkang to wash up, then headed out to the living room.
Aunt Zhou saw them up and smiled, "Hungry, right? Come have some breakfast."
An Ruo looked around and didn’t see Tang Yuchen anywhere.
"Aunt Zhou, where’s Tang Yuchen?"
"The young master went out early this morning, he said if you need anything, you can call him. Here’s his phone number," Aunt Zhou said as she handed her a note with a number.
An Ruo took her phone, noted down the number, then carried Kangkang to eat.
At noon, Tang Yuchen called, saying he would not be back for lunch because he had some things to take care of, and asked them to eat without him, saying he’d be late coming back.
An Ruo asked what he was doing, and he replied he was just looking around, seeing if there was anything he could do.
She responded with an ’Oh’ and hung up the phone.
Kangkang would take a nap at noon, and with nothing else to do, An Ruo also decided to nap. But lying in bed, she couldn’t fall asleep, wondering if Tang Yuchen was out looking for a job.
Just thinking about him seeking a job made her feel a pang of heartache.
She believed that he was more suited to being the high and mighty president of the Tang Family. He was born to sit in the highest position, not fitting for job hunting, not at all.
Maybe he was not job hunting but looking into starting a business.
He had the capital; starting a business should be no problem.