He then sat on the sofa, watching Wen Yue and her two sisters gather around the stroller, playing with their son Wen Peng.
"Daddy, does Auntie Su not like Aunt Kang?" Suddenly, Wen Yi’s childish voice rang out. She looked at her dad and said, "Aunt Kang is a good auntie. It’s wrong for Auntie Su to speak ill of her."
Wen Siyuan was montarily stunned, then he asked, "Are you girls familiar with Aunt Kang next door?"
Wen Yi nodded her little head. "Sister got a burn on her hand, and Aunt Kang helped apply ointnt. Aunt Kang also cooked als for us. Daddy, my sisters and I all really like Aunt Kang. Her braids are super pretty!"
"Aunt Kang has told Little Fish stories. Aunt Kang likes Little Fish and says Little Fish is a good baby!" That was Wen Yu’s voice. She blinked her glossy black eyes and looking at her dad, she cooed, "Daddy, can you ask mom to stop talking badly about Aunt Kang, please?"
Of the three Wen sisters, only Wen Yu still called Su Man mom.
"Okay, Daddy will talk to your mom about it."
The minds of children are the purest. They can clearly sense whether the people around them are good or bad, and based on this, Wen Siyuan didn’t doubt his daughter’s words at all.
But it was because of this very reason that Wen Siyuan grew increasingly disappointed with Su Man.
If others could not only take good care of their own children but also show love to other people’s kids, why couldn’t Su Man? Instead, she seed to always have her eyes on Comrade Kang. No...not seed, his wife indeed kept picking on Comrade Kang repeatedly.
Why was that?
What was the reason behind it...?
Could it really be as she had once said, that she simply couldn’t stand Comrade Kang?
But what did Comrade Kang ever do to provoke her?
The answer was undoubtedly no.
Comrade Kang was clearly not the type who liked to gossip or ddle in other people’s affairs...
The Luo Family.
The night outside the window was quiet. Luo Yanqing leaned against the headboard reading a book. Hearing footsteps approaching, he casually placed his hand on the nightstand.
"You’re not reading anymore?"
Kang Li casually remarked, getting into bed to lie in his usual spot. Unexpectedly, Luo Yanqing stretched out an arm and pulled Kang Li into his embrace.
"Little brother, what are you trying to do?"
Lying on top of the man, Kang Li raised her head, her clear, fox-like eyes filled with confusion.
"I was waiting for you."
This was Luo Yanqing explaining why he put the book down.
"Oh."
Kang Li blinked, not quite understanding but still nodded. Then she asked, "So what are you trying to do now?" Hearing this, Luo Yanqing leaned in close to her ear, his lips slightly parting as he spoke in a very soft voice.
Instantly, Kang Li’s cheeks flushed red, and she glared at the man. "I don’t want to deal with you anymore."
Without hesitation, Luo Yanqing kissed her lips.
Kang Li: "Hmm..." Kiss her every ti a conversation starts, can he not be so domineering?
The temperature in the room gradually rose, and after what felt like a long ti, an intimate scene ca to a close.
Luo Yanqing gently stroked Kang Li’s back, kissing her forehead, and said, "If you don’t want to be neighbors with them anymore, we can change yards." He would ask the director later to see if there were any empty yards left in this large courtyard.
"No need, our yard has been ti and effort getting it just right according to our own preferences. Moving away, I don’t know who would benefit from that. As for the neighbor next door, I can avoid her if I can’t afford to provoke her."
It’s just a mad dog; she might as well just avoid it.
Luo Yanqing: "Why should you have to avoid it? If she hasn’t learned her lesson this ti,
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