Chapter 93: Chapter 93 Lin Qi, Let’s Remarry
Unfortunately, Han didn’t like to talk, and there was no way to get an explanation out of him.
“Wow, it slls great!”
A few children ran over to Lin Qi’s tent. Lin Qi was decorating the tent with string lights when the children curiously walked around the tent and exclaid in amazent, “What a beautiful little castle.”
Momo said, “This is not a castle, it’s a tent.”
“Momo…” a little girl stamred shyly, “May I sit next to you?”
Lin Qi looked up and saw the girl blushing, her eyes barely concealing her admiration for Momo. Surprisingly, Momo, still so young, already had a little admirer in his class.
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Before she could feel proud for more than a few seconds, Momo coldly replied, “No, you can’t.”
The little girl awkwardly froze in place.
Lin Qi was resigned. It was hard for her to believe that her adorable son, who looked so cute, was such an ironclad straight man, so coldly rejecting the little girl who had been kind to him.
“Grumble grumble…” Han seed to quickly calm down. He quietly finished the cereal in his cup and then took a keen interest in the grilled at Momo had cooked.
He had a devout faith in Momo’s cooking skills, believing that anything Momo cooked would beco exceptionally delicious.
Seeing Han eyeing the grilled at like a little glutton, Momo handed him the plate along with a pair of children’s training chopsticks, saying, “Go ahead and eat, you little greedy guts.”
Han cheered inwardly, took the plate, picked up a piece of at, opened his mouth wide, and swallowed the at.
Lin Qi anxiously warned, “Han, be careful, it’s hot.”
What she didn’t realize was that Momo was much more attentive than she was, and had waited until the grilled at had cooled down a bit before giving it to Han so it wouldn’t be too hot.
The at, dipped in barbecue sauce, was both fragrant and tender.
Enjoying the tasty food, Han started shaking his head and swaying, and Lin Qi, watching the endearingly simple and lovely little guy, couldn’t believe that he was a child with violent tendencies.
It must have been sothing Song Shuyan said that she shouldn’t have.
Han really disliked Song Shuyan, and his visible repulsion to her deliberate approach was evident.
However… Han was resistant and averse to almost everyone, except her; only with her was he very affectionate.
Why is that?
Lin Qi pondered thoughtfully as she bit into a sandwich Momo had prepared earlier in the evening, chewing while deep in thought.
“Mommy, let’s fly kites later!” Momo suggested as he handed her the plate of cooked at, “I brought kites.”
“Okay,” Lin Qi happily accepted the suggestion.
In the RV.
Song Shuyan watched as Lin Qi and the two Little Babys had a harmonious ti together, and felt an increasing sense of irritation.
Especially when she saw Han, who had been fierce like a little tiger in front of her, beca as ta as a docile kitten in front of Lin Qi, her state of mind beca further unbalanced.
This little bastard even dared to throw a stone at her earlier!
Could it be that he understood her threat, and that’s why…
Turns out, he is not a fool.
Contrary to her earlier speculation, this child wasn’t dumb or ntally challenged; on the contrary, he was very smart. Not only did he understand her threat, but he also resisted her a lot.
He was a thorn in her side, a real pain.
Song Shuyan squinted her eyes.
Unfortunately…
She couldn’t lay a hand on him.
Han was Huo Tingdong’s most precious treasure. If sothing happened to him, Huo Tingdong would surely investigate and find her culpable.
He was the most vital of Huo Tingdong’s protective scales.
Song Shuyan’s gaze suddenly fell upon Lin Qi and Momo.
Afternoon.
After lunch.
Parents took their kids out for free activities.
Lin Qi packed up the kites and planned to take Han and Momo to an open area to fly them.
Huo Tingdong approached and asked, “Where are you going?”
Holding the kite, Lin Qi replied, “We’re going to fly kites.”
After saying that, the atmosphere beca awkwardly stagnant.
Upon seeing Huo Tingdong, Han hid behind her. He seed to have a bone to pick with Huo Tingdong, holding a grudge, hence treated Huo Tingdong with an indifferent attitude.
But Huo Tingdong stood boldly in front of her without uttering a word, his gaze seemingly piercing through her slender figure and landing on Han behind her.
Han “hmphed” and turned his face to the side.
Father and son were once again in a silent standoff, the scene frozen.
Lin Qi awkwardly said, “Do you want to fly kites with us?”
She thought that for soone like him, kite flying, such a dull activity, he would probably not be interested.
Unexpectedly—
Huo Tingdong: “Together.”
A row of dark lines ford on Lin Qi’s forehead!
What’s going on?
He acted as if he was waiting for her to invite him!
It was just a casual question from her.
Lin Qi said, “Then… let’s do it together!”
She took Han with one hand and Momo with the other and walked towards the open hillside.
Huo Tingdong followed closely behind without missing a step.
He wanted to understand why Han suddenly lost control before and hurled a stone at Song Shuyan.
But Han was not talkative, perhaps due to the long-term silence, and even now, being with Lin Qi and becoming a bit more cheerful, willing to speak, his speech was still incoherent.
Before long, the four of them had arrived at the open lawn.
Momo handed the kite to Han and asked, “Have you ever flown a kite?”
Han shook his head.
He had never flown one, only seen others do it.
Momo said, “I’ll teach you once.” He picked up the reel and walked against the wind to about ten ters away, then loudly told Han, “Let go!”
Han imdiately loosened his grip, and Momo started running against the wind, pulling on the kite string.
The wind was strong that afternoon.
The kite wobbled and soared upwards rapidly, soon taken high into the sky by the wind.
Momo stood still, judging the wind direction while controlling the reel, and the kite flew higher and higher.
Looking at the kite in the sky, Han’s eyes began to sparkle, and quickly, the corners of his mouth lifted slightly.
He ran towards Momo, and the two little ones ran up and down the hill, one after the other.
Lin Qi stood still, glancing at “Demon King” next to her, Huo Tingdong stood motionless by her side, the chill emanating from him incessantly.
He had never seen Han so happy before, only when he was with Lin Qi and Momo did his face hold the innocence and joy that a seven-year-old child should have.
He, too, wished that Han could be carefree like other children his age, having a beautiful and happy childhood.
At least, it shouldn’t be like his own lonely and broken childhood.
Watching Han play and laugh heartily with Momo on the lawn, sotis releasing giggles like silver bells, Huo Tingdong suddenly said, “Lin Qi, let’s remarry.”
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