Tang Yuchen came back during dinner, and he didn’t say what he had done, nor did she ask.
She thought he had just gone out to find something to do.
For several days, he had been leaving early and returning late, just like a commuter, heading to work in the morning and returning home at night.
Seeing how hard he was working made it even harder for An Ruo to mention that he should move out.
Forget it, let’s just make do. Anyway, she wasn’t going to find another man, and his living with them wouldn’t affect her in any way.
She tacitly agreed to his stay, and Tang Yuchen treated the place even more like his own home.
He would come home to eat, play with his son, eagerly help An Ruo with chores, and accompany her to watch TV. He acted just like any ordinary family husband, doing everything that was expected of him.
The only difference was that he couldn’t sleep with his wife at night.
That day, Tang Yuchen didn’t leave the house. After breakfast, he suggested, "Let’s take Kangkang and go out for a bit."
An Ruo looked at him in surprise, "You’re free today?"
The man smiled lightly, "Yes, I’m off today."
"You found something to do?" she asked, astonished.
"Yes, I’m partnering with someone to transport a shipment of goods. I have to leave tomorrow, and it might take several days before I can return," he said nonchalantly.
An Ruo was slightly amazed; he had already started working, and that was quick.
But his ability had always been strong, so starting up a business again was a matter of moments for him.
"Do you have to accompany the transportation?" Otherwise, why would it take a few days to return.
Tang Yuchen stepped forward and picked up Kangkang, who was deeply engrossed in playing and was disrupted, squirming in dissatisfaction.
"It’s the first sea outing, I need to be there with it. The cargo is quite valuable, and I wouldn’t feel at ease if I didn’t go," he explained.
An Ruo didn’t ask any more questions; he was leaving tomorrow, and his suggestion to go out for the day was probably to create some happy memories with the child.
"Alright, I’ll go change," An Ruo said as she got up and went to the bedroom.
When they left, they took her two-seater Beetle. Tang Yuchen, being the better driver, took the wheel while An Ruo sat beside him with the child.
Tang Yuchen said they were going to the amusement park, and she had no objections.
Usually, when taking the child out, the destination was always an amusement park.
Kangkang’s condition had improved a lot; he was no longer completely living in his own world and was somewhat responsive to the outside world.
During their time there, they avoided the thrilling roller coasters and opted for the gentle carousel rides and played some minor games.
After having enough fun, they went out to eat. Even though Tang Yuchen was bankrupt, the standard of the restaurant he chose hadn’t dropped.
They ordered a private room and selected many dishes, including some sweets Kangkang liked.
An Ruo liked to eat in silence, and Tang Yuchen wasn’t talkative either; they occasionally exchanged words, mostly about their child.