Jiang Ran couldn’t ponder for long because she still had Pei Jing in her arms.
Pei Jing was still not very happy, pouting and looking at Jiang Ran, "Mom, Dad is right."
After all, Pei Jing was still young. If you really asked him what’s wrong with what Pei Huai said, he wouldn’t be able to tell you.
The only thing he could say was "not right."
However, even just those two words were already enough.
Jiang Ran patted Pei Jing’s head, "Dad just doesn’t want to take you on a trip, anyway, if you wait at ho, you’ll still see Mom very soon! Isn’t that right?"
Pei Jing frowned, seriously pondered for a while, and then nodded.
Although... but... Pei Jing still felt that what Jiang Ran said made sense.
The most important thing is that Pei Jing felt Jiang Ran wouldn’t lie to him.
However, young Pei Jing didn’t know that in this world, there are not only lies and truths but also things half-said.
Jiang Ran indeed didn’t lie to Pei Jing just now, but she also didn’t tell the whole truth.
Pei Huai didn’t want to take Pei Jing on a trip, but the reason wasn’t the one Pei Huai ntioned before; it was because he didn’t want Pei Jing to be a third wheel.
That’s right, in Pei Huai’s current mind, Pei Jing was a little third wheel many tis.
But facts prove that everything in this world has its purpose.
Even a third wheel can shine and give warmth at the right ti.
Ti flew by, from early October to the end of October, seemingly in the blink of an eye.
While going through it, it felt like a lot was done, and the days were quite fulfilling.
But when ti passes, looking back, it feels like nothing was accomplished, and ti slipped away unnoticed.
By the end of October, the weather had turned completely cold.
Others found it manageable, but for Jiang Ran, this weather was absurdly cold.
Yes, absurdly cold.
Before entering the book, winter wasn’t that cold anymore.
In many places where it used to snow heavily during winter, entire winters could pass without seeing snowflakes.
But now, without the greenhouse effect, with the Antarctic not yet lting, and global warming yet to start.
In such circumstances, winter was really too cold.
And at this ti, Pei Jing’s purpose beca evident—warming the bed.
Even though Pei Jing was only four years old, because kids have a strong body heat, and since he’s a little boy, his body heat was even stronger.
In such conditions, at night, he was like a little stove.
Even without air conditioning, electric blankets, or heaters, Jiang Ran could still sleep well holding him.
Pei Jing didn’t know he was being used as a tool.
For him, being able to sleep with Jiang Ran every night was simply the happiest thing.
After another dinner and so leisurely chat, Jiang Ran prepared to take Pei Jing to the room for bed.
The mother and son held hands and started walking out, but after just a few steps, Jiang Ran felt soone’s gaze on her.
Following the gaze over, she saw Pei Huai.
Jiang Ran was already used to Pei Huai’s kind of look.
But Pei Jing, seeing Jiang Ran stop, also looked over to Pei Huai.
After a while, Pei Jing asked a question.
"Mom, why don’t you and Dad sleep together?"
Jiang Ran, "???
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