"What, you said Gong Zheng got divorced?" Cai ina watched her youngest son crawling around on the floor, but that didn’t stop her from perking up an ear to listen.
Cai ina initially thought she was just hearing so gossip about the Gong Family. Although the Gong Family was no longer a demon in her heart, hearing that soone who used to bully her had t a bad end still made her feel quite happy.
But with Gong Zheng and Wu Rui just divorcing like that, the first thing that ca to Cai ina’s mind was, "What about the kid?"
Though she hadn’t t the child, she heard from Miao Cuihua once that the child was quite adorable, and now that Gong Zheng and his wife were divorcing, it’s unknown who the child will end up with.
"The Wu Family is opposed, but Wu Rui wants custody, saying that staying with Gong Zheng would only lead to bad behavior and that there is no good person in the Gong Family," Miao Cuihua said angrily.
Oh, what does this an? Cai ina previously felt sorry for Wu Rui; it’s difficult for a man to remarry after divorce, but it’s not impossible to find a good wife. However, for a woman, dealing with gossip is quite a challenge.
She didn’t expect that while she felt sorry for Wu Rui, Wu Rui turned around and spoke so poorly of the Gong Family. How could Cai ina not be angry?
Isn’t this casting a wide net? "Is my Gong Tao not good?"
"Is my child not good?" Cai ina stared at her youngest son crawling on the floor, feeling uneasy.
"Even though my Xiao Zhi is young, under the guidance of his brother and sister, he is also a good child." Although sotis she felt her son and daughter were a bit too harsh in educating the youngest, watching him grow more understanding day by day put her in a good mood.
Of course, perhaps feeling a bit too blunt, Cai ina didn’t forget to praise Gong Jiaxin and her siblings, "Jiaxin and the others are also good, sensible kids. You will enjoy good fortune later."
Miao Cuihua had beco numb to hearing others praise Gong Zheng in front of her. At her age, it’s no longer the ti to compete over n.
Moreover, no matter how successful a man is, it’s not as good as having prosperous children. "I just hope the siblings and Xiao Wen study well."
"They are the closest siblings." Although Cai ina thought that Cai Ming’s children were closer with Gong Ruwen, she wasn’t foolish enough to say it straightforwardly.
Cai ina’s words were pleasing to Miao Cuihua. In her heart, she also hoped that Gong Jiaxin and her siblings would be close to the Miao Family, "Among this generation of siblings, only a few of them have good relationships, so they must help each other in the future."
Although Gong Zhuang didn’t make Gong Tao’s situation clear, Miao Cuihua learned from Gong Jiaming that Gong Ruini and her siblings managed to create quite an enterprise, which startled her.
Such young kids are already so adept at creating and earning money; who knows what they’ll do when they grow up. So to maintain good relationships, no gaps should be allowed to form between them.
"Yes, yes, yes." Cai ina now only hoped for harmonious relationships among siblings. After all, the youngest, Gong Ruzhi, is still so young, and by the ti he grows up, the eldest might be getting married, and it’s uncertain whether the future daughter-in-law will accept this little brother-in-law.
Seeing Cai ina’s worried gaze directed at Gong Ruzhi, Miao Cuihua noticed it and wanted to offer a reminder but feared making her unhappy. So she decided to rember this scene and ntion it to Gong Zhuang later.
Why has the Gong Family beco like this? Is it not due to parental favoritism? If Cai ina follows this path, will Gong Ruwen and her siblings agree?
Even if they truly don’t care about the little inheritance from their elders, will their hearts be at ease?
Gong Tao had noticed and sighed in his heart. Although he had tried to persuade Cai ina, she always claid she wouldn’t make this mistake, yet she repeated it often, leaving him powerless.
It seems I need to talk to Cai Ming, hoping the brother-in-law can lend a hand.
"Xiao Zhi, let’s go out and play." Gong Ruini rushed in from outside and spoke to her crawling brother.
"Go out, go out." Already impatient from playing alone on the ground, Gong Ruzhi smiled brightly upon seeing Gong Ruini, "Have a snowball fight."
"Alright, let’s build a snowman." Gong Ruini just planned to pick up Gong Ruzhi when Zhang Xuran was quicker to scoop him up, "With your tiny arms and legs, you still want to carry a kid."
Gong Ruini was helpless; she just didn’t want to trouble others too much. Sigh, "Thanks, Brother Xu Ran."
"Xiao Zhi, thank Brother Xu Ran." Gong Ruini signaled Gong Ruzhi to thank Zhao Xuran.
Gong Ruzhi was even more in tune than Gong Ruini, pouncing in front of Zhao Xuran and kissing his cheek, "Hello, Brother Xu Ran."
"Brother Xu Ran, you need to help build a snowman, and help hit Brother Guangran." Gong Ruzhi was no fool; he knew he had to listen to Zhao Xuran, or else life would be tough.
To hit Zhao Guangran, Gong Ruini could only be thankful that he wasn’t around at that mont, or he’d be upset.
To be honest, Gong Ruini really didn’t understand. Clearly, Zhao Guangran was very good to Gong Ruzhi, buying him toys and treats and treating him much better than the twins.
Yet, what people couldn’t comprehend was that despite Zhao Xuran’s sowhat indifferent attitude towards Gong Ruzhi, the kid was still so accommodating towards him.
"Well, Gong Ruzhi," unexpectedly, who should appear but Zhao Guangran, "And to think I went out to buy you candied hawthorns."
Zhao Guangran held up a string of candied hawthorns, looking cross.
"I told you not to give him too many treats." Once again, Gong Ruini wondered how many candied hawthorns Zhao Guangran had bought for Gong Ruzhi, even though she’d repeatedly warned him not to. Zhao Guangran just wouldn’t listen.
"I get it. This ti, there won’t be any for him." Zhao Guangran angrily stuffed the skewer of candied hawthorns into his mouth.
Zhao Guangran was feeling frustrated; he hadn’t anticipated that Gong Ruzhi would instigate his older brother to join in against him. You really can’t be too nice to this kid; look how content it makes him.
Gong Ruzhi was taken aback. Initially, he freaked out a bit, but not too much. He hadn’t expected Zhao Guangran to truly not share the candied hawthorns, and now he couldn’t help but cry.
"Wah, wah, I, I want to eat, eat candied hawthorns." For the little guy, candied hawthorns were the best treats, and now he could only watch them fly past as he looked on hopelessly.
Cai ina saw her youngest son crying and couldn’t help but feel sympathy, but Gong Tao’s look prevented her from getting up.
"If you keep showing favoritism, see if Ni Zi will care about Xiao Zhi later."
Gong Tao’s words made Cai ina hesitate, "But Xiao Zhi..."
"You see how Xiao Zhi eats too many snacks and doesn’t like brushing his teeth," Gong Tao was truly distressed, "He should follow Xiao Wen in the future."
Oh, won’t that be sothing, Cai ina’s mouth opened wide, "Xiao Wen is still a child."
She couldn’t help but hear the warning in Gong Tao’s words, but Cai ina couldn’t bear to follow through.
"There is heating, he won’t freeze."
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