IACF [QT] Chapter 40.1

Su Yi finally agreed to Mrs. Xu’s request.

First, she felt that the Third Young Master Sheng was cute.

Second, she was really bored recently. She could move into a bigger house, be picked up by a luxury car, and get a salary. Why wouldn’t she agree to such a good thing?

There was another point. Although she was unwilling to admit it, and she thought that she was cold and ruthless, in fact, she couldn’t be so cruel as to reject a mother who was devoted to her children.

However, in order to avoid falling into a boring situation again, she asked Mrs. Xu for some work.

She didn’t stay as a guest as originally agreed. After all, the so-called distinguished guest sounded good, but it was actually a bit awkward. Instead, she stayed as a flower arranger, to put it better, a freelance florist.

It just so happened that the original owner had taken courses in flower arrangement, art appreciation, etc. Su Yi was a photographer in the previous world and felt that she had some aesthetic taste, so she should be able to fool people by arranging a few flowers.

When she leaves the ecological park in the future, maybe she can make a living from this.

After all, she used to be the Sheng family’s exclusive florist, so of course, she had to raise this banner!

That night, after taking Su Li’an home, Su Yi mentioned this to her son.

“Moving?” The child opened his eyes wide, and panic flashed in his eyes.

He pursed his lips, tugged at the corner of his clothes with his fingers, and asked carefully: “Take me with you?”

Su Yi was stunned for a moment, hugged the small body, ruffled the child’s soft hair with his hands, and said: “Are you stupid, son? Who else should I take if not you? You don’t think I’m going to leave you behind and are about to cry, right?”

“I’m not crying!” Su Li’an struggled hard in her arms and refused to admit it.

Su Yi laughed, hugged him, and said with a sly smile: “Don’t cry, baby, Mom will hug you.”

The child’s face turned red. He didn’t know whether he was angry or embarrassed. Finally, he got rid of Su Yi’s clutches and ran into the bathroom.

“Do you want Mom to help you take a bath, baby?” Su Yi shouted loudly from behind, not even bothering to hide the smile in her words.

The angry little brat knocked the sink loudly.

The next afternoon, Mrs. Xu sent a car to pick her up.

Su Yi carried two suitcases, one large and one small, went to the kindergarten to pick up Su Li’an, and took a car to the ecological park.

“Is Sheng Hengrong there too?” Su Li’an asked.

Su Yi flipped through the magazine casually and shook her head, “He lives in his own home, but he may come on weekends. Why? Do you miss him? Did you make new friends in kindergarten?”

The little brat muttered in a low voice.

“What?” Su Yi tilted her head to look at him.

Su Li’an said louder: “Their games are very childish. I don’t want to play with them.”

Su Yi didn’t know what to say for a moment. Her five-year-old son thought that other children were childish. She really wanted to ask him if he knew how to write the word childish.

She thought for a moment and said, “If you think they are childish, you can play some non-childish games with them. If you just complain, you can’t change anything and you will always be alone.”

Su Li’an frowned, not quite understanding.

It was already evening when the car drove into the villa area of ​​the ecological park. The sunset covered half of the sky, dyeing the whole world crimson.

It was beautiful here and very private. The lush vegetation isolated and hid the villas.

Su Yi got out of the car with the child.

The warm breeze blew her skirt, and the wind brought the freshness of grass and the fragrance of flowers.

The whole villa was brightly lit, and people were busy walking from time to time. Only in a room on the second floor, the curtains were closed and the light was dimmed, making it impossible to tell whether there was anyone inside.

Su Yi remembered that the Third Young Master Sheng seemed to be standing by this window that day. It should be his bedroom or study room.

The driver helped her carry her luggage in. Uncle Gu had already arranged the guest rooms. There were two connected rooms on the second floor, which were quite close to the Third Young Master Sheng’s room. Mrs. Xu did not live here.

Su Yi accompanied Su Li’an to wash his hands and face, packed his luggage for him, and then went downstairs to eat together.

Perhaps because the master of the house liked quietness, so there were few people at the dining table.

Most of the people who walked around before were staff members of the villa area. At this time, they all left at the appointed time.

There was only Uncle Gu who invited them to go downstairs for dinner, and a middle-aged woman who was busy in the kitchen, called Aunt Qin. These two people really worked for the Sheng family.

Sheng Yunzhou still did not show up. Su Yi asked politely, and Uncle Gu said that the other party was having dinner in his room.

So, she and Su Li’an occupied the long dining table.

Facing a table full of food, although the child ate in a relatively polite manner, Su Yi found that he picked up his chopsticks more frequently than at home.

Well, although her cooking skills were barely passable, they were really incomparable to Aunt Qin, just like the gap between an apprentice and a chef.

The person who was most happy to see their good appetites was Aunt Qin herself.

She had been in the Sheng family for decades, and the several hosts she had served had smaller appetites than each other. Now that two such supporters had come, she suddenly felt full of energy.

Before they had even finished their dinner, she had already asked Su Yi and Su Li’an what they wanted for supper.

The staff didn’t know the real reason why Su Yi appeared here, but Uncle Gu and Aunt Qin knew it, as Mrs. Xu didn’t want to hide it from them.

Letting a living person move in for no reason, just because another person might be happy to see it, this kind of thing would only sound absurd to others, but for the two of them who watched Sheng Yunzhou grow up, they didn’t think that there was anything wrong with it.

This house should have had more people living in it a long time ago.

 

 

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