"Who allowed you to do that? And who gave you the right?"
Interrupting Xiao Jin, Shen Yun’s eyes blazed like fire.
"If you must know, I’ll tell you, it was a call from the relevant departnt officials asking to take Jian to et Mr. Davis."
His tone devoid of any fluctuation, and you couldn’t see a hint of change in his expression, Xiao Shen’s deanor remained calm and composed: "There are children at ho, and it’s not good for parents to quarrel. You should control your emotions."
Saying this, Xiao Jin gestured for Jian to go to his own room to read, and he himself stepped towards the study room.
Shen Yun followed closely.
"He’s here to fight with over Jian, to take Jian away from , do you know that?" The two entered the study room one after the other, Shen Yun still caring about her son’s view of her face during argunts, so she closed the study door, only then did she angrily confront Xiao Jin.
However, as she spoke, her eyes turned red, and a faint glimr of tears could be seen.
"If your argunt with stems from this reason, then there’s no need for you to be so angry." Xiao Jin’s face still showed no emotion: "Mr. Davis said he wouldn’t take Jian away."
"What? What did he say?"
Not taking Jian away? Shen Yun was doubtful, she hadn’t forgotten what Austin said when leaving the Shen family yesterday, about resorting to legal ans to take Jian away from her.
A sudden change of plan today, could it be that the other party is worried his family won’t agree?
The reason for such thoughts was because Mrs. Shen hadn’t inford Shen Yun about what Austin had told her, such as his not being remarried.
Xiao Jin looked at Shen Yun suspiciously: "Didn’t hear clearly?" Did he not make it clear?
"He... he said yesterday about taking legal action to take Jian away, but today he changed his mind, surely he regretted it, worried his family wouldn’t agree." Shen Yun expressed her thoughts coldly.
Upon hearing this, Xiao Jin shook his head secretly and said: "You’re overthinking it. It’s because Jian doesn’t want to go with his father, and Mr. Davis respects Jian’s wishes and doesn’t force him.
However, Mr. Davis asked to deliver a ssage to you, that if he finds out you’re still neglecting Jian, not concerned about Jian’s upbringing, then next ti he’ll appear, it’ll be in court against you."
"How could I not be concerned about Jian?"
Shen Yun would not admit she ignored her son Jian in daily life.
"Are you sure you’ve cared?" Xiao Jin glanced at Shen Yun, walked behind the desk, and sat down. He said: "Whether for Jian or Xiao Xuan, how much of a mother’s duty have you fulfilled, do you actually have any sense of it?"
"I’m busy with work."
Her face flushed, yet Shen Yun still defended and justified herself: "Given the nature of my job, having two days off a month is already good. Even those two days off are a luxury for . You’re well aware of that.
As we’re husband and wife, with being busy with work, the responsibility of caring for the children can only more heavily fall on you. Don’t tell now you’re regretting it!"
"Yes, you’re busy with work, and it’s hard to find ti for breaks, but when you do have ti off, do you ever think about the children?"
He wasn’t particularly regretful about this marriage, yet there was no happiness either. He married her just for the basic partnership in life.
It was suitable for two people.
One divorced with a son, one widowed with a daughter.
Such a blended family was quite ordinary.
Shen Yun was embarrassed by Xiao Jin’s words, her gaze complex, she stared at Xiao Jin for a mont, ultimately saying nothing, and turning towards the study door.
But at the mont of opening the study door, she turned back to look at Xiao Jin, in her eyes was a pondering look, she asked: "Is Professor Luo related to your family by blood?"
With a sudden pang in his heart, yet Xiao Jin’s face remained indifferent: "Why do you ask that?"
"Don’t you think Professor Luo’s eldest son resembles you a lot? If Professor Luo isn’t related to your family, then it must be his ex-wife having so blood connection with your family, otherwise, Professor Luo’s eldest son wouldn’t look so much like you."
"Two unrelated people looking alike isn’t rare in any country."
"Indeed it’s not rare, but isn’t it too coincidental that that child looks so much like you? We’re neighbors in the sa compound, I’m a colleague of Professor Luo, and you once had dealings with Comrade Kang who ran off with wild n..."
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