The man’s heart ached sharply, and he suddenly covered his mouth to cough a few times, barely suppressing his trembling body.
He desperately wanted to tell her the truth, reveal the actual reality, but it wasn’t the right time yet.
"Since you don’t blame me, I want to talk to you about something and hope you can agree," Tang Yuchen said indifferently. An Ruo, with her eyes cast down, didn’t see the pain and affection at the bottom of his eyes.
"...I’ve come back now and also have the ability to provide Kangkang with a better life, so I want to raise the child myself."
An Ruo looked up shockingly, her eyes filled with disbelief.
"What did you say?" she asked, her eyes wide.
Tang Yuchen looked deeply into her eyes and repeated gravely, "I want Kangkang’s custody."
An Ruo’s stance wavered, and suddenly she staggered backward.
Her complexion turned white, devoid of any color, and her gaze at him was full of accusation and questioning.
The man clenched his fists in secret, his jaw tightly strung.
An Ruo, pointing at him, asked tremblingly, "What right do you have to take the child from my hands? What gives you the right to say this... Tang Yuchen, don’t push me too far..."
Tang Yuchen took a deep breath and said solemnly, "I want the child’s custody. Think it over well and hand over the child to me. I won’t treat you unfairly. I’ll wait for your answer in three days..."
Almost impatient to finish saying this, he didn’t dare to look at her expression and immediately left.
An Ruo was stunned for a while, and by the time she came to her senses, he had already left.
She suddenly felt so sad, with a lump in her throat making it hard to breathe; she wanted to cry out loud, to smash things, and even to lose her memory so as not to remember anything and thus feel no more heartache.
"Mom, I don’t want to live with dad, I won’t go with him, don’t be sad, don’t cry!" Kangkang suddenly rushed out, clinging tightly to her legs, and said anxiously.
An Ruo looked at him blankly, realizing her vision was blurry – she really was crying, and the tears obscured her sight.
How weak of me, always crying, when I don’t want to cry at all.
"Mom, I don’t want to go with him, I hate him!" Kangkang didn’t want to call that man dad anymore. His dad wouldn’t bully his mom.
Slowly squatting down, she touched the child’s face and forced a grim smile, saying, "Don’t worry, Mom won’t let him take you away. Mom won’t leave you."
Wasn’t hurting her heart enough, and now he wanted to take her only child?
Tang Yuchen, I won’t agree, not even if I die!
Kangkang clung tightly to her neck, his little face against hers, and firmly said, "Mom, I will never leave you, I want to be with you forever."
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