Zhouzhou didn’t speak, just clung to his mom’s arm, and looked up at Ye Wanwan with a pair of clear eyes.
Just by looking at him, Ye Wanwan felt her whole heart melt. This image of him always made her masochistically think of what happened in her past life.
Whenever those thoughts crossed her mind, tears would fill Ye Wanwan’s eyes. However, Zhouzhou was looking at her at that moment, so she couldn’t show her emotions in front of him.
Ye Wanwan took a deep breath and smiled sweetly at Zhouzhou, telling herself that she would never let such a kind and adorable Zhouzhou experience the depression and suicide he suffered in the past life because of her!
When they arrived home, dinner wasn’t ready yet. Usually, around this time, it was Zhouzhou’s job to feed Taozhi and play with it, but that day Shen Yi gestured, "Zhouzhou, come here first."
"Can I feed Taozhi first before coming over?" Zhouzhou stood in a corner of the living room where Taozhi’s dishes and cat food were placed.
Shen Yi nodded, "Sure, feed the cat first, then come over. Mom and Dad have something to tell you."
"Okay, I’ll be quick," said Zhouzhou as he knelt down and carefully opened the food container, scooping out some cat food for Taozhi.
After feeding the cat, Zhouzhou washed his hands and then hurried back to the living room, standing directly between Ye Wanwan and Shen Yi.
Shen Yi looked at Ye Wanwan, then bent slightly to take Zhouzhou’s hand and asked softly, "Zhouzhou, do you still want a little sister now?"
Zhouzhou blinked his large eyes, staring blankly at Shen Yi for a while, and then turned his head to look at Ye Wanwan.
Ye Wanwan watched Zhouzhou with a serious expression, fearing he would say the words "don’t want." What would she do if Zhouzhou didn’t want a sibling?
Knowing how anxious Ye Wanwan was at the moment, Shen Yi asked Zhouzhou again, "Zhouzhou, tell Mom and Dad, do you still want a little brother or sister now?"
Actually, Shen Yi had long known that Zhouzhou wanted a sibling. Of course, Shen Yi hadn’t told Zhouzhou this beforehand.
It was because that morning, after Shen Yi took Zhouzhou to kindergarten, he happened to run into Zhouzhou’s good friend, Xu Kaiyang.
Seeing an opportunity, Shen Yi asked the little friend, and from him, he learned that Zhouzhou had been waiting for a little sister.
Although Shen Yi didn’t know whether the baby in Ye Wanwan’s belly was a boy or a girl, at least Zhouzhou wasn’t averse to it.
Most of Ye Wanwan’s worries came from Zhouzhou, so Shen Yi hoped that Zhouzhou could tell Ye Wanwan himself that he was looking forward to having a sibling.
Asked again, Zhouzhou didn’t even need to think and nodded, saying in a sweet voice, "Want a sister."
A faint smile appeared on Zhouzhou’s face as he looked at Ye Wanwan, seemingly aware that the decision about whether or not to have a sister was up to Mom.
Ye Wanwan’s face broke into a smile. Although they had decided that morning to keep the baby, it was only at that moment that she truly felt at ease.
She reached out to touch Zhouzhou’s head and told him softly, "Zhouzhou, there is already a little baby in Mom’s belly now."