Chapter 1596 - 1611: Have You Made Up Your Mind?

Chapter 1596: Chapter 1611: Have You Made Up Your Mind?

"Xiao Xiao." Lin Junyang had had his fun, then lifted his head, looked at her, and called.

Xiao Xiao gave a curt "Mm" without much warmth.

Lin Junyang unfastened his own seat belt, then unfastened Xiao Xiao’s, straightened her, and looked into her eyes as he asked, "In your heart, am I really that much of a scumbag?"

Xiao Xiao stared at the man so close to her, blinking.

Scumbag? If she called him a scumbag, wouldn’t that be basically saying she had terrible taste? That was absolutely intolerable.

If he’s not a scumbag, then what’s up with Xie Yuting? But does she really have the right to interrogate him or complain?

Xiao Xiao lowered her head slightly in uncertainty, her eyes half-lowered. She didn’t realize just how seductive that small unconscious movement was. Lin Junyang’s Adam’s apple slid as he leaned forward, bringing his scent with him, not giving her any more time to overthink.

Xiao Xiao really did stop overthinking—her brain had only one thought now: ever since Lin Junyang unlocked this skill with her, he’d gotten more and more proficient at it, and he’d even started not caring about time or place.

Like right now... on the street... ahhh!

"Lin Junyang~"

"Hurry up and stop, someone will see us in a minute," Xiao Xiao pushed at the man in front of her who felt like a mountain.

"Not scared. Why should I be scared of people seeing me kiss my wife?"

Wife?

Xiao Xiao’s ears went red at him calling her that, her eyes not knowing where to look. "Who’s your wife? Shameless."

"If I say you are, then you are." Lin Junyang domineeringly pinched her small face. "Xiao Xiao, trust your own taste. I’m not so scummy that I’d use a woman. She and I are long in the past—at most we’re friends. The only wife I’ll have in this lifetime will be one person."

A widower marrying a divorcée—only that little brain of hers could come up with that. If he guessed right, did she think he was with her just to marry her, divorce her, and then get a second marriage to take revenge on Xie Yuting?

No wonder she wanted him to get a driver to send her—was she trying to keep him at home to create an opening for Xie Yuting?

With a woman this dumb, he really didn’t know what to say.

The sudden confession left Xiao Xiao frozen there like in a dream. This was the second time today he’d confessed to her. The first time, he’d told her he’d take responsibility and marry her; this time, he said the only wife he’d have in this lifetime would be one person.

Without a doubt, the person he was talking about was her.

"Lin Junyang," she called him dazedly.

"Mm?"

"I want to do something, is that okay?"

The girl’s eyes were astonishingly bright, sparkling with dazzling light.

"Lin Junyang," she called him dazedly.

"Mm?"

"I want to do something, is that okay?"

The girl’s eyes were astonishingly bright, sparkling with dazzling light.

"Okay."

In this moment, no matter what she wanted to do—even if she wanted him to pluck the moon from the sky—he would help her do it.

Only...

Lin Junyang watched her little face come closer and closer, and those eyelashes trembling with nerves as her eyelids slowly shut. He closed his eyes too...

Right now, An Ran was the Shen Family’s eldest daughter, so of course when she married she had to leave from the Shen Family home.

Old Mr. Shen wanted An Ran to leave from the old estate, but An Ran was worried about Mu Wanxin’s condition.

She was now more than eight months pregnant, her belly very big. Ever since the day she came back, whether it was because she’d eaten too much or simply because of how far along she was, for several days in a row she only ate a little bit at each meal—if she ate any more, she’d start throwing up.

They went to the doctor, who only said that her term was advanced, and since there were two babies, at this stage of development it was normal for the fetuses to be pressing up against her stomach, and advised her to eat smaller meals more often.

Back when Mu Wanxin had been shouting all day that she was starving and constantly eating, the whole family had been worried. Now the servants spent all day coming up with different dishes for her, yet she couldn’t eat them, and the family was even more worried.