Kangkang put down his finger but still stared at her with a bewildered expression, as if unsure how to express himself.
An Ruo patiently asked again, "Do you want to ask where Daddy has gone? If yes, nod your head , if no, shake your head."
Kangkang looked confused for a moment, then gently nodded his head.
Almost at the same instant, An Ruo hugged him tightly, overwhelmed with emotion and burst into tears.
Her child had learned to express his thoughts, Kangkang was a normal child, and a smart one too. He would surely recover very soon.
After holding the little one and crying for a while, An Ruo’s emotions stabilized.
She kissed his cheek and smiled at him, "Daddy is on a business trip and will be back in a few days. Do you miss him? We can call him."
Of course, he didn’t understand what making a call meant, An Ruo took out her cellphone and dialed Tang Yuchen’s number, and it was answered after just one ring.
"Baby, what’s the matter?" Tang Yuchen immediately asked.
An Ruo never called him unless she had something to discuss.
An Ruo glanced at Kangkang, smiling happily at him, "Do you know what Kangkang did today?"
"What did he do?" the man asked eagerly.
He was always interested in matters related to her and the child.
Before she could tell him, her eyes welled up again, "I was feeding him, and he wouldn’t eat, just kept staring at me. I asked him what was wrong, guess how he responded?"
Tang Yuchen instantly became excited. Had his son started responding to people?
"Did he start speaking?"
"No, he just looked at me, then pointed to the spot where you usually sit... I asked him if he wanted to know where Daddy had gone, if yes to nod, if not to shake his head... he nodded..."
After speaking, An Ruo clutched her mouth tightly, sobbing with whimpers. She was so happy that she couldn’t help but cry.
Kangkang’s condition had always been her greatest pain. Now that he had learned to express his thoughts, how could she not be thrilled?
Tang Yuchen’s heart clenched, and his eyes instantly reddened.
He gripped his phone tightly, too excited to utter a word. His joy at this moment was many times greater than An Ruo’s.
Kangkang’s action meant he liked having him as a father, that he cared about him.
He thought it would take a long time for his son to even notice his presence. But his heart already held him, even asking where he had gone.
Tang Yuchen suddenly felt that, at this moment, even if he were given the whole world, he would not exchange it for this joy.
Hearing An Ruo’s cries, his heart surged even more. He truly wished he could fly back immediately, return to their side, and hold them tightly in his arms.
"Baby, I want to talk to our son," the man said softly.