The Struggles of Being A Mother of Villains - Chapter 110
Ch.110 I’m A Good Child (1)
Everyday, Ji Xuan’s ex-wife would always say bad things about him in front of the children. “Because your daddy’s in a meeting.”
Xiao Ruoguang became even more upset. “It’s fine. Daddy, daddy is working and earning money. This is more important.” Though he said this, his eyes teared up like a rabbit.
He was too sad. He didn’t think that daddy didn’t like his mommy when he liked her. Why? Mommy was the most beautiful woman in the world. She knew how to play the piano and could sing too. She liked wearing white dresses. Only I, oh, and sister like such a good mommy.
Ji Xuan ended up feeling guilty. “Daddy likes mommy a lot. I won’t blacklist her next time.”
Xiao Ruoguang asked, “Really?”
He nodded and then Xiao Ruoguang asked, “Daddy, what do you mean by blacklist?”
Ji Xuan asked, “…You don’t know what that means?”
He shook his head. “No.”
Ji Xuan was speechless.
“I just heard it from mommy and I feel like it’s not a good word.” He added.
Ji Xuan patted his head. “You’re really smart.”
Xiao Ruoguang turned around and looked at Xiao Yu. “Blacklist means that mommy paid her phone bill but because daddy doesn’t want to pick up mommy’s call, he made it so mommy can’t call him.”
Ji Xuan was speechless. As expected, Xiao Ruoguang looked at him, criticizing again.
“I won’t do that in the future.” Ji Xuan promised.
Xiao Ruoguang nodded and held Ji Xuan’s hands. “Mn, our teacher said that we need to love each other as a family. We can’t fight. Mommy is a woman so daddy has to protect mommy.”
“I think so too.” Xiao Yu touched her chin. “I like hearing this.”
“Heh.” He scratched his head and smiled happily. He got praised by mommy.
Ji Xuan looked at Xiao Yu and said in a small voice, “Do you really have to do this to me? All I did was blacklist you.”
Xiao Yu replied, “I was just kidding. You don’t need to act like this.”
Ji Xuan: … heh. “You grew up eating spicy food huh?”
Xiao Yu responded faintly, “Then what about you? You grew up eating sweet snacks?”
Ji Xuan said, “Let’s head back now.”
The two children were both really happy. Liang Yunyue and the others greeted Ji Xuan and then watched him leave.
“Right, I saw Yu Ruoxi coming today. Were you chatting with her upstairs?” Xiao Yu asked.
Ji Xuan held the two children’s hands and shook his head. “No, I was just talking to someone else about a project. Today’s meeting is rather important. We’re planning to produce a mobile version of the company’s currently most popular game right now. I didn’t even have time to pick up your call so how would I have time to talk to others?”
Xiao Yu asked, “Then why did Yu Ruoxi come today?”
“Don’t know.” Ji Xuan answered justly.
Xiao Yu was speechless, the first time she was at a loss of words because of Ji Xuan.
“So many people come in and out of the company everyday and there are so many things each department has to do. How could I possibly look over everything? Unless it’s a project that’s already been decided would the people come to me so I can sign and approve it. If it’s a small project, the managers of each department could decide on their own.” Ji Xuan said.
Thinking about it, he realized something was off! “Why are you asking this?”
Xiao Yu shook her head. “No, I just saw her today so I wanted to see why she came.”
Ji Xuan stopped asking. The two went downstairs to the parking lot. Xiao Yu and Aunt Wang led the two children to the car. Ji Xuan sat in the passenger seat. Uncle Lin turned to greet Xiao Yu. “Madam, you’re here.”
Though he was in his forties, he looked like he was in his thirties. Uncle Lin’s name disgusted him a lot. His name was Lin Jianbao because he was the youngest in the family. He had a really gentle personality and he also liked children. He wasn’t biased towards Xiao Yu. He quite like the original owner too.
“Oh, I just so happen to run into a matter.” Xiao Yu said. Uncle Lin never played on his phone and it was in the last two years that he learned how to use WeChat so that he could video chat with his children.. He didn’t know what happened to Xiao Yu online and thought she was here to play.
Uncle Lin said nothing and turned around to keep his eye on the road. Xiao Yu clicked into Weibo. Zhu Shenghui didn’t want to cause trouble. Even more, Xiao Yu had cut out a snippet of the recording. She didn’t release everything because she was trying to be nice to him too. Although they could just claim it had nothing to do with them, and say that the phone disconnected on its own, Zhu Shenghui naturally wouldn’t let the situation develop in a worse way.
Before posting, many people were already proven wrong but there was a group of online users who still refuse to admit their mistakes.
“There is no beginning or end to the recording. It’s clearly been edited before.”
“You guys must’ve hidden something.”
“Right. Why did you start recording the conversation for no reason? You clearly had a conspiracy.”
“Woah, shameless. Can’t you guys tell the truth?”
“The person above is being stupid and refusing to explain.”
“That’s right.”
“What’s your relationship with them huh? They’re already paralyzed, yet this studio is still using them.”
“Although the recording isn’t complete, Xiao Yu’s reminder already makes everything clear.”
“She was awake on September 28th. Highlight the main point. What was the other party’s reaction after she said that? They must’ve been dumbstruck right? Why?”
“Hahaha. Do you really need to say it? They must’ve said something stupid and the other party heard it.”
“I refuse, I refuse. I don’t believe this. ‘What you don’t know’ is a charity studio. Don’t you guys know how many good deeds they’ve done?”
“But they still earn money, no? They’re always advertising on their Weibo. Even more, you make it sound like they’re the only charity studio within China.”
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