An Ruo closed the door and stepped forward, about to warn him not to do such dangerous actions when she suddenly heard Kangkang’s giggling laughter.
She looked shocked, and Tang Yuchen was just as surprised.
He caught him, looking at Kangkang’s smiling face in amazent; for a mont, he didn’t know how to react.
Then, he turned his head to look at An Ruo; from her eyes, he saw the sa joy and disbelief.
An Ruo asked excitedly, "Did Kangkang laugh?"
Tang Yuchen’s eyes darkened, and he nodded slightly, "Yes, baby, he laughed."
"He laughed..." She covered her mouth with her hand, her eyes sparkling with happy tears.
Kangkang had never laughed before; he only cried, never laughed. But just now he laughed, and so happily at that; it was truly miraculous, so thrilling.
Tang Yuchen looked back at Kangkang; the little guy didn’t understand why he had stopped and looked at him puzzled, tilting his head.
The man grinned, tossing him into the air again, catching him, tossing him up, then catching him...
Kangkang laughed again, his giggle sounding beautiful, clear, and tender, each laugh reaching deep into the hearts of the two adults.
An Ruo looked at his little face with imnse gratitude, feeling very tender, very happy inside.
At the sa ti, she also understood sothing.
A child can’t be without a father; the place of a father cannot be replaced by anyone.
If it weren’t for Tang Yuchen, Kangkang wouldn’t have learned to express his thoughts; if it weren’t for Tang Yuchen, Kangkang wouldn’t have laughed.
It wasn’t enough for the child to be with just her alone.
Her personality was dull and uninteresting; such a her couldn’t bring more happiness to the child.
An Ruo leaned against the wall, watching the father and son laugh heartily and made a decision in her heart.
Let’s live like this; he, the child, and she—the three of them—let’s live like this.
After Tang Yuchen had played enough with the little guy, he turned to look at An Ruo, his eyebrows slightly furrowing, "Baby, what’s wrong?"
She t his gaze and asked softly, "Tang Yuchen, if I don’t marry you, would you be willing to live with and the child forever?"
The man’s eyes flickered, and he looked at her deeply, not saying a word.
She waited for his answer; after a few seconds, he replied firmly and powerfully, "I would."
Living with them for a lifeti was his wish. It was a pity that he couldn’t remarry her.
But he understood that she had made the greatest compromise. He couldn’t rush things; perhaps one day, she would beco his bride again.
Getting his affirmative answer, An Ruo gently curved her lips, her eyes bright and beautiful.
Tang Yuchen’s throat bobbed, unable to resist stepping forward and tenderly caressing her face with one hand before slowly kissing her lips.
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