So she had to smile, in order to dispel the child’s inner unease.
In fact, her approach was right, under her influence, Kangkang indeed ca to view separation with less gravity.
On the last evening, An Ruo had no choice but to pack his luggage for him.
He had a lot of things, which couldn’t all fit into two large suitcases.
Kangkang took the initiative to take out so toys and clothes and put them back in their original place.
"Mom, I won’t take these with , can I still keep my stuff in this room?" he asked her, full of hope.
It turned out he thought once he left, this place would no longer belong to him.
An Ruo felt a pang of heartache and hurriedly nodded, "Of course, this room will always be yours, and this will always be only yours and Mom’s ho. Mom is also afraid that once you leave, you won’t need Mom anymore."
Only then did the little guy reveal a happy smile, "No way, I’m just going to stay at Dad’s place for a while, and I’ll co back soon."
So he thought of staying at Tang Yuchen’s as rely a temporary arrangent?
An Ruo really wanted to laugh, wondering what Tang Yuchen’s expression would be upon learning this.
"Sweetie, co here, Mom needs to tell you sothing clearly." She beckoned to him, and Kangkang ca to her side. She held onto his shoulders and spoke to him earnestly.
"Kangkang, listen carefully, Mom’s place is your ho, and Dad’s place is your ho too, both are your hos. Don’t be afraid that we don’t want you, we will never not want you. You are both Mom’s and Dad’s child, so you must believe that we can’t be without you, okay?"
She wanted to make him aware of his importance and not let him feel insecure.
When she was young, she always feared that Uncle would not want her and Xiao Ji. Both she and Xiao Ji grew up in constant fear of losing soone.
She didn’t want Kangkang to feel that way.
Kangkang nodded with a smile, "Mom, I already know all these things. Anyway, you won’t leave , right?"
"Mmm, right." Seeing his understanding, she smiled happily.
That night, Kangkang wanted to sleep with his mother, and An Ruo didn’t refuse. She also wanted to sleep with her child, as he was leaving the next day, and she wanted to spend more ti with him.
The next morning, Tang Yuchen ca early; at that ti, they were still having breakfast.
Aunt Zhou opened the door for him, and as he ca in, An Ruo was a bit displeased to see him arrive so early.
"Are you afraid I won’t send the child over?" she said lightly.
Tang Yuchen knew he had been misunderstood; he had co over early because he was eager to see them as soon as possible.
Without explaining, he sat down next to Kangkang, who lifted his head, called out "Dad," and then continued with his breakfast.
Tang Yuchen ruffled Kangkang’s hair, thinking that his son was still not close enough to him.
Aunt Zhou glanced at An Ruo, but still tried to ask him, "Young Master, have you had breakfast yet?"
"Not yet." The man replied naturally.
"Then I’ll go and prepare a portion for you."
An Ruo didn’t say anything; Aunt Zhou brought over the breakfast, and he unhesitantly began to eat. How long had it been since their family had sat down together for breakfast?
Tang Yuchen cherished this cozy feeling and deliberately ate slowly.
An Ruo finished breakfast quickly and went on to do other things.
Kangkang quietly asked Tang Yuchen, "Dad, if I miss Mom in the future, can I co back and stay for a few days?"
The man paused for a mont, then revealed a loving smile, "Of course you can, but you have to tell Dad in advance so I can arrange the ti."
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