The Duke's little ancestor slipped away again

After drinking a bottle of water, Keen slowly opened his tired eyes.

"You finally woke up, you scared me to death... ugh..."

Luo You held his hand and started crying.

"Sorry for scaring you."

Keen raised his hand with difficulty to wipe the tears from her face.

"It's me who should be sorry."

Mu Mu just checked his wound and found that it was no longer bleeding or inflamed, which was lucky.

"Rules are rules, no one can break them. You have reduced my punishment. These are what I deserve."

"Let's forget it this time. Next time, even if Mu Mu intercedes for you, I will never be merciful."

Vaughn hates being questioned, hates not being trusted the most, and what he hates most is when someone disrespects Mu Mu. This is the little girl he wants to hold in his hands, and no one can scold her for anything.

"I was just too anxious...I didn't resent her."

Keane also knew what he was doing was wrong.

"Explanations are the least meaningful explanations."

"Okay, I understand. Remember it. Could you please take a look at my injury and stop showing off your murderous intent with a cold face?"

"Do you think I'm willing to come? If the little girl hadn't insisted on coming, I should be with my son now. I don't know if I've had a good meal after my fever has gone."

Vaughn held the little girl's hand and glanced at Keen on the bed with disgust.

"Tangtang has a fever?"

"A little bit of food accumulation, but it's much better."

"Thank you, cousin."

Luo You walked up to Mu Mu with red eyes.

"Take good care of him, and... just give him a test. It's almost the Chinese New Year, and I suddenly want to hear him call me cousin."

Mu Mu imagined such a scene, and finally couldn't help shaking goosebumps on her body.

"Goodbye, cousin, goodbye, cousin-in-law!"

Keen's voice came from the bedroom, and Mu Mu, who was walking to the door, couldn't help but pause after hearing it.

"roll!"

Vaughan turned back and glared in the direction of the bedroom.

"I can see that none of you are normal."

"I don't quite agree with what you said. I'm different from them. I'm very normal, no matter what."

Vaughn gave her a you-know-what look as he looked into the reflector.

"Keane is addicted to the charade, isn't he?"

"Ok?"

"The wounds on his back won't cause him to bleed so much. People with a discerning eye can see it at a glance, okay? It's okay to deceive a simple little girl like Luo Luo. She lost so much. Tears, I don’t know how Kean feels when he looks at it.”

Mu Mu felt a little sorry for Luo You, and felt that only Keen's extreme approach could make her truly realize that she could not lose him.

"I don't know what his mood is. I only know that if you continue to think about other men in front of me like this, I will definitely kill you uncontrollably."

Vaughn freed his hand, grabbed her hand and squeezed it hard.

"You're not that bloody."

"That's because you haven't seen my bloody side."

Vaughn did consciously or unconsciously restrain himself from being so violent in front of her.

"Don't be afraid if you see it, because I am Mu Mu and you are Vaughn. Vaughn's gun will never be pointed at Mu Mu, right?"

"Correct."

Never will.

"How's grandma doing lately?"

Mu Mu thought of the kind old lady who would always smile at her as long as she was awake.

"It's still the same, but the person taking care of him said he seems to be a little sleepy recently."

Grandma was the best person to Vaughn and the one who stayed with him the longest.

"Tomorrow let's take Tangtang to see her old man."

"That's good. Every time I see Tang Enmu, my grandmother is in a particularly good mood."

Vaughan nodded.

"mom!"

Hearing the sound of the door opening, Tang Enmu's child looked over habitually, and when he saw it was his mother, his gloomy little face suddenly smiled like a flower.

"You only saw mom, but not dad?"

This kid does this every time. As long as Mu Mu is around, he will definitely forget about his father.

"father!"

"Hey, what are you looking at?"

"Huahua...for mom."

"What about Dad?"

"Fish... for daddy."

Tang Enmu pointed at the pictures on the early childhood education machine and distributed them carefully.

"Son, tell mom, why do you give flowers to mom and fish to dad?"

Mu Mu took off his coat and sat with him on the mat with his legs crossed.

"The flowers... are beautiful... for mom, and the fish... for dad... to eat."

"Do I no longer have to worry that he will be like you when he grows up and will not be able to find a wife?"

"I'm afraid it will dazzle your daughter-in-law."

Vaughan sat in his arms with his son in his arms, leaning against him seriously.

"Tang Enmu, dad tells you that you can be nice to the people around you, but if the other person is a girl, you can only choose to be nice to one person, do you understand?"

"Ah."

Tang Enmu nodded seriously, as if he really understood what his father said.

"Did he understand?"

Mu Mu was curious.

"Even if he doesn't understand, you should leave a deep memory in his heart. When he can really understand, he will naturally understand."

"Other people are training their children's muscle memory, but you are cultivating their mental memory from an early age."

"I have been learning calculations and Sanda since I was one year old."

Vaughn looked at Mu Mu with a look of mercy.

"It turns out that capitalists are so pitiful when they are not yet capitalists."

Mu Mu pinched his cheeks and pretended to feel distressed.

"Then are you going to make it up to me?"

Vaughn's eyes sparkled.

"How do you want me to compensate?"

"What do you think?"

"How about... tonight I make dinner?"

Mu Mu deliberately spoke in a longer voice.

"Okay, if you're tired of cooking, I'll have a reason to help you soften your bones after dinner."

"Mistake..."

"Hahaha……"

"Mom...hug!"

Tang Enmu saw that neither of them paid attention to her, and twisted around to crawl into her mother's arms.

"You are so heavy, how can mommy carry you? Just stay with daddy, or you can study by yourself."

"Tangtang, if you come here yourself, mom will give you a hug, okay?"

Mu Mu stepped back some distance. Tang Enmu could walk on his own a long time ago, but he just refused to take one more step. He was afraid when he could crawl. When he couldn't crawl, he would rather sit than take a few steps, because Mumu was still worried about whether there was something wrong with him. It wasn't until he personally examined him and found that every bone was in excellent condition that he came to the conclusion that he was lazy.

"Dad...hug...ok."

"Tang Enmu!"

"Mom...hug."

Seeing that her mother was angry, Tang Enmu pushed her father's arm away helplessly, walked steadily in front of her mother step by step, and then opened her arms.

"You are so lazy, how can you go shopping with your girlfriend in the future?"