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On the other side, Li Duidui watched Rong Yan hurriedly rush back into the bedroom, frantically fiddling with her hair as soon as she entered, blinked her eyes, and watched as she picked up a book nearby to desperately fan her hair. Unable to hold back, she asked, “Mom, is your hair on fire?”
She’d just come in for a bit, yet Little Demon Rong was hopping around like a squirrel with its butt on fire from an animated cartoon.
Rong Yan finally managed to cool down her nearly on-fire hair, with three black lines sliding down her forehead, “…I’m just too hot.”
Li Duidui glanced outside at the sky and reminded her, “It’s autumn now.”
The evenings in autumn, while not cold, definitely have nothing to do with being hot!
Even a 5-year-old child would know this logic.
Rong Yan couldn’t go on with her story and decided to divert his attention, “By the way, Duidui, why aren’t you watching TV outside? I thought you’d be out there watching TV. Isn’t this the time for your favorite show ‘Bears Out’ to air?” Li Duidui pursed her lips and said nothing.
Even the always slow-to-catch-on Rong Yan felt something was amiss, went to the bedside, and pinched his little face, “What’s wrong?”
After a moment of silence, Li Duidui spoke in his milk-like voice, “I’ve been thinking, you got married because of me, right?”
Rong Yan would never admit it, “Not at all.”
“Liar! Look at how long you’ve been with Uncle Xibei, and you never married him. You didn’t even tell me before marrying him, it must be because of me!” Little Baby reasoned with solid logic, even bringing up comparisons.
Rong Yan really didn’t know how to explain the meaning of GAY to a five-year-old, and was so blocked she couldn’t find the words to say for half a day.
Back in the day, she really did consider a sham marriage with Lin Xinbei to get a household registration book for Duidui, but that guy bluntly told her—You can’t find a man, but I fucking can!
He completely pegged her down to the floor, and she couldn’t pull herself free.
Rong Yan’s head ached, and after thinking for a long time, she finally came up with an answer, “Your Uncle Xibei and I are… good sisters.”
The kind you can game with, live stream with, and run through the canyons with! Just not the kind you marry—how do sisters marry?
Besides, Lin Xinbei already had a boyfriend, who was all mysterious, and she didn’t know what he did for a living, but they’ve been together for quite a few years.
They started dating from the time she gave birth to Li Duidui, which makes it four years now.
So no matter how long she’d known Lin Xinbei, it was impossible for her to be with Lin Xinbei!
Rong Yan saw him furrow his eyebrows and switched to a more understandable explanation, “Not every man and woman have to be together. Look, you and I are a man and a woman, but we can’t get married because we are related by blood—we’re family.
“The same goes for your Uncle Xibei. Mommy and he, although not related by blood, might as well be. He’s like family too. To me, he’s the same as you, just that you are more important to Mommy. Understand?”
Uncle Xibei is similar to him?
Li Duidui somewhat understood, not even realizing that Rong Yan hadn’t actually responded to whether she married because of him. She only answered why she hadn’t married Lin Xinbei.
His beautiful little face struggled for a good while before he sulkily blurted out, “But I still don’t like Daddy.”
There it was; she could sense it. The little guy was just perfunctory with Li Shengxiao. Before she could recognize him, he would at least disguise it.
Now, there was no disguise at all.
But Rong Yan didn’t understand… she hadn’t instilled the idea in the little guy that his father was a bad man, so why did he dislike Li Shengxiao?
Aren’t most boys more likely to admire their own fathers?
Especially since Li Shengxiao, whether in abilities or achievements, seemed to have a grand image!
This time, he refused to answer her and pursed his lips tightly.
Why he didn’t like Daddy…
Because Daddy is very annoying, a bad person.
It was because of Daddy that he had to be separated from Mom and couldn’t even recognize mom for a while!
Couldn’t call her mom, couldn’t live with mom!