401: Chapter 401: Don’t Starve My Child 401: Chapter 401: Don’t Starve My Child His tone, lacking any warmth, would have certainly been replaced with rage had An Ruo not been pregnant.
This damned woman, she actually dared to run away with his child; he really wanted to teach her a harsh lesson and show her so color!
Forget it, he would endure it; after all, she could never escape from the palm of his hand.
An Ruo was infuriated, he had started surveilling her again, and she felt like her life had no privacy whatsoever.
“Since your people are monitoring , why did you let flee from J City?” He should have intercepted her on her way to the airport.
Tang Yuchen smiled faintly, “To give you a glimr of hope, to make you think you could get away, and then to crush that hope, isn’t that fun?”
“Freak!” An Ruo looked away, appearing calm on the surface but actually going crazy inside.
Now she was trapped; she would never be able to escape…
Even if she begged for rcy, he wouldn’t let her go.
Because she was carrying his child in her womb, and he would never give up on that child.
An Ruo suddenly had tears in her eyes, feeling extrely wronged inside.
Tang Yuchen had wanted to chide her a bit more, but seeing her cry, he pursed his lips and handed her the contents of the bag.
An Ruo glanced at it, slightly stunned.
It was actually a thermos lunch box.
“Don’t starve my child,” he said coolly.
“I’m not hungry!” she said icily, but just after she finished speaking, her stomach let out a rumbling noise.
A low chuckle ca from beside her, and An Ruo, embarrassed and annoyed, began to take out so bread to eat.
Tang Yuchen snatched the bread from her hands, angrily saying, “This is what you feed my child?
Do you not know that he is developing right now, that a four-month-old fetus is at the stage where growth begins to accelerate, where his bones and muscles are starting to strengthen?
What if he doesn’t grow tall or strong enough later because of insufficient nutrition?”
An Ruo was stunned, cowed by his words.
“You’re lying…” Just one al of bread can have such a big impact on the child?
“Do I need to lie to you?” he gritted his teeth, and upon opening the lid, the rich aroma of the food instantly hit her nose.
He thrust the lunch box into her hands, forcefully ordering her to eat.
An Ruo didn’t want to eat the food he provided, but she was really hungry, and she also feared that the child would end up not being tall…
Forget it, just eat.
After all, it’s the child that needs to eat, not her.
But eating in the car felt so embarrassing.
Tang Yuchen sat beside her, his broad fra shielding her from the curious gazes of others.
An Ruo pursed her lips and picked up a spoon to start eating.
The al was fragrant, but it didn’t taste good in her mouth.
She couldn’t deny that his gesture of preparing a al for her felt warm and touching.
But they were divorced, and all his actions only served to cause her more pain.
After eating, the car was also nearly at its destination.
An Ruo thought about how to convince Tang Yuchen to let her go; after getting out of the car, the man carried her luggage in one hand and firmly held her with the other.
It must be the fear of her running away that made him hold on to her so tightly.
“Tang Yuchen, I have…” As soon as An Ruo began to speak, a black sedan slowly stopped in front of them.
The driver ca out respectfully and opened the car door, the man pushing her, signaling her to get in.
“We’ll talk inside,” he said indifferently.
An Ruo’s hand rested on the car door, not getting in, “Can you listen to finish first?”
The depth of Tang Yuchen’s eyes fell on her as he said:
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