Jun Li couldn’t help but laugh and cry, "Any way you call is fine, as long as you’re happy."
"Long Xingchen." From not too far away, Long Yubei spoke sternly, "Don’t be rude."
Jun Li didn’t mind, "It’s okay, I quite like him."
"I like you too, welco to visit my ho!" Compared to his quieter brother, he was lively and exuberant, "What’s your na?"
"My na is Jun Li, ’Jun’ as in gentleman, ’Li’ as in lychee."
"Then I’ll call you Xiao Li."
Jun Yu twitched the corner of his mouth; Xiao Li, even he didn’t dare to call her that. This little guy sure is familiar...
Seeing that Long Yubei was about to lose his temper, Jun Li said, "Then let’s call it that, how old are you?"
"In one more month, I’ll be five years old. Oh, and my brother is the sa age. You must have realized we are twins."
"I did notice, though your hairstyles are different."
Xingchen has curly hair, anwhile, his brother has straight hair.
Probably to make it easier to tell them apart.
But it seems like there’s no need for different hairstyles to tell them apart; after all, one is quiet and the other active, it’s quite evident.
"We have an appointnt with friends; we won’t disturb the Immortal Venerable and the Goddess." Long Yubei signaled his younger son with his eyes, "Long Xingchen, co here."
"Xiao Li, goodbye."
Xingchen waved at her, "Rember to visit our ho."
Jun Li smiled politely and responded, "Of course."
The father and sons left, and when the door closed, Jun Yu sowhat discontentedly said, "Sister, you spoil Long Chan’s kids too much. Now, won’t other kids feel free to be reckless in front of you?"
"Children are innocent and shouldn’t be taken too seriously." Her gaze fell on Jun Xiangyi, who was gloomily drinking, "Out for fun, do you intend to drink until you’re so drunk that your uncle has to carry you back?"
"I’m not in a good mood, can’t you let drink to oblivion?" Jun Xiangyi muttered as she drank, then staggered over to the jukebox. Soon, she selected the song [Where Have All the Good n Gone].
Thus, siblings Jun Li and Jun Yu leaned back on the couch, listening to her belting out, "Where have all the good n gone, where have they gone, where, no one answers the good won who ask the heavens and the earth..."
This was just the beginning; afterward, she continuously queued [To Let], [Happier Than ], [Happy Break-up], [I Am Really Hurt], [A Thousand Reasons for Heartbreak]...
The whole private room was filled with Jun Xiangyi’s singing; it started as harsh yelling and progressively beca more tuneful, actually becoming rather enjoyable to listen to.
When she finally stopped, Jun Li asked, "Could it be that you’ve fallen for Xu Mohan?"
"Aunt, how could that be possible? We’ve barely t these past few years, I hate him to death, let alone love him, that’s nonsense."
"Then why don’t you divorce him? And yet you’re so distressed?"
Jun Xiangyi lay on the sofa, tears glistening at the corners of her eyes, "I just feel that he shouldn’t treat this way; after all, I married him openly and honorably. How could he do this to ? I am his legal wife, his spouse. In what way am I inferior to Nan Yuesheng? Is my reputation bad, and hers is good? I married him with a clear conscience, and he treats like this, why? What have I done to deserve this? During our years of marriage, he’s been dismissive and indifferent, doting on his concubine; having kids, going on vacations, to him, I seem like I don’t exist..."
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