He had long known that Kangkang’s autism had been cured and that he was now perfectly normal, with no problems at all.
But hearing him call him Dad for himself was still incredibly exciting, joyous, and shocking.
His son could finally call him Dad!
Overwhelmed with emotions, Tang Yuchen suddenly lifted the child and casually held him with one arm.
"Kangkang, you’ve grown up so much, that’s wonderful." He gazed at him, saying with a mix of sigh and contentment.
"When Dad left, you were just this little and couldn’t even speak, but now you can call me Dad..."
Hearing his somber words, An Ruo turned her head away, speaking indifferently, "You take your time with the child, I need to step out for a bit."
"Where are you going?" the man asked her instinctively.
"Mom, where are you going?" Kangkang also asked her.
She turned around and smiled at the child, but by the time she faced him, the smile had already faded, "I’m going to buy some things, I’ll be back soon."
After speaking, she picked up her wallet, went to the door to change her shoes, then closed the door and left.
Tang Yuchen’s eyes deepened, his gaze wistfully retracting as he thought to himself that he had once again hurt her feelings; he truly was a bastard.
An Ruo didn’t know where to go; she just didn’t want to stay with Tang Yuchen.
Being around him, she felt like she couldn’t breathe.
She went to a nearby supermarket, wandered around for a long time, bought some necessities and snacks, pondering over Tang Yuchen’s departure before she finally returned home carrying the items.
Aunt Zhou helped her open the door, and as she walked into the living room, she was surprised to find Tang Yuchen still hadn’t left.
The man was sitting on the sofa, seemingly waiting for her return.
An Ruowei frowned, turning to Aunt Zhou to ask, "Where’s Kangkang?"
"He said he had homework to do, and went back to his room," Tang Yuchen replied.
Knowing the two of them had matters to discuss, Aunt Zhou took the items An Ruo had bought into the kitchen and didn’t come out again.
An Ruo stood for a moment and then asked indifferently, "Is there anything else? If not, please leave."
Tang Yuchen stood up and walked over to her, his deep black eyes fixed on hers, "Are you resenting me, aren’t you?"
"What do I have to resent you for?"
"Resent me for choosing Ke Ren..."
"No, I don’t resent you! You chose Lan Keren for your reasons, your difficulties. I have no right to stop you or to blame you, after all, you did it for everyone’s good. I have simply given up on you, and whatever you do from now on, it doesn’t concern me. If I’m truly hurt and distressed, it’s only my fault for caring too much... Feel free to do your things, I won’t be in your way."
An Ruo spoke calmly, but her words stirred a storm in Tang Yuchen’s heart.
This time, no matter his reasons, she wouldn’t love him anymore...