Capítulo 1460: Chapter 1460: He Da’s Warm Sun
He played puzzles from the simplest ones to those with hundreds of pieces that covered half the room, and then moved on to 3D puzzles. It seed that no puzzle was too difficult for him, and the ti he spent assembling them grew shorter and shorter. It got to the point where they offered no challenge whatsoever, so, Little Tuanyuan lost even the basic interest in puzzles.
Later, He Zhilan realized that Little Tuanyuan had also stopped playing puzzles, so she asked him about it. Rembering Little Tuanyuan’s expression and tone when he answered, it was full of pride, “Mom, I suddenly realized those puzzles are designed for people with low intelligence and underdeveloped minds. If you like to play with them, feel free to take them. You don’t need my permission. They’re my toys, and I’m happy to share them with you.”
At first, He Zhilan thought her son was great and had such a sharing spirit, but then, thinking it over, she vaguely felt sothing was off. What did he an by saying they were for people with low intelligence and underdeveloped minds?
Little Tuanyuan, your mom is calling you back for a spanking!
He Zhilan watched Little Tuanyuan transform from an incredibly lovable, smiley, sunny little baby boy into a mini version of He Teng. At one point, she even wondered if there was sothing wrong with his brain and took him to the hospital for a comprehensive check-up. In the end, the doctor told her that Little Tuanyuan was very healthy and had a natural advantage of high intelligence, with an astonishing mory that allowed him to pick up anything quickly, which also made his temperant more composed than other children his age.
With this, He Zhilan finally felt at ease.
However, feeling at ease doesn’t an she doesn’t worry. She often reminisced about how adorable Little Tuanyuan was when she held him in her arms. Every ti she thought about how delightful Xing Jialang and Xing Jiaqing are at this age, He Zhilan would look at her son with an expression filled with endless, indescribable worries, which inevitably earned her a scornful look from He Xuan.
In He Xuan’s view, those kids the sa age at the early education center, who needed the teacher to chase after them to feed them, who cried with tears and snot flowing when they fell, and who scread out loud during argunts, were all so-called intellectually disabled children.
In this regard, He Zhilan’s emotions were like thousands of horses galloping by. Clearly, when she was his mother’s age, she was the “intellectually disabled child” he talked about.
On Little Tuanyuan’s birthday, He Teng brought his wife and son back on leave from the army to the city to celebrate with the family, making up a full table of eight, including Chen Ning.
It was clear that although Little Tuanyuan’s temperant was steadier than other children’s, he still enjoyed the lively atmosphere like most kids his age. With many family mbers around, even though he didn’t speak much, he would listen intently with his big, round eyes when the adults talked. From the subtle expressions on his face when receiving gifts, He Zhilan could be sure that Little Tuanyuan was particularly happy at that mont.
During the al, He’s father couldn’t be happier looking at Little Tuanyuan. While urging He Dongxue and Lin Chan to hurry up and have a child, he also began talking about He Da’s major life events.
Now that Little Tuanyuan had grown, it seed He Da hadn’t thought much about getting married.
He’s father suddenly said to He Da, “The other day when I was at your supermarket, I ran into an old lady matchmaker. She said if you’re interested, she could introduce so nice girls to you.”
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