Li He carried his eldest grandson a few steps, then, noticing the silence behind him, turned his head and urged, "What's the holdup? Come on, follow along! Making a meal for one is the same as for several."
This attitude meant that Huo Sichen was allowed to come to their home for dinner.
Li Susu happily embraced the man's arm, quite smug, "What did I say? Dad would never bear to let Xiaojing grow up in a single-parent family."
The man fondly tapped her nose, "Yeah, smart."
The woman's tail wagged high into the sky.
But soon it drooped again, her mood rollercoasting until all that was left was awkwardness.
Why was Li Yuzhi here?
The room of several dozen square meters suddenly felt exceptionally crowded with so many people.
Yet Li He found it lively.
He introduced Li Yuzhi to Li Susu, saying that Li Yuzhi was a very close friend of his, and asked her to call her Aunt Jing.
She really should be grateful.
