Every time they parted ways, she would push all the bags and other things to Yu Tian, asking her to take them away.
Yu Tian touched her belly, picked up the things Qu Rongrong had given her, and said, “Baby, this is your godmother. You must call her godmother from now on. She loves you more than your own mother!”
Qu Rongrong said with a smile, “When the baby is born, he must wear that little panda jumpsuit. Oh, no…”
The thought of the adorable little one in the panda jumpsuit melted her heart.
As they were talking, Ji Hefeng’s car arrived at the mall entrance. Qu Rongrong helped Yu Tian into the car and happily turned the key to leave.
Yu Tian climbed in and noticed a pile of books in the back seat.
She crawled over and flipped through them, a little surprised. “Brother Ji, did you go to the bookstore?”
Ji Hefeng said, “No, Secretary Gao found them for me.”
Yu Tian flipped through the book again. It was all about pregnant women and children.
She smiled and tugged at the man’s shirt. “How about we go to the bookstore?”
Ji Hefeng, of course, had no objections. He parked the car in front of the bookstore and took Yu Tian’s hand as they walked in.
Yu Tian pulled him toward a newly published fairy tale picture book. She flipped through a few pages and handed it to Ji Hefeng.
“Dad, tell us a bedtime story from now on!”
Then she remembered, “You promised to play the piano for us.”
Ji Hefeng rubbed her head and put the book away.
Yu Tian picked and chose two more picture books. The baby’s mother’s picks were a bit strange: one was about the adventures of little monsters, and the other was about the stories of little zombies. The characters in these two books weren’t childish or cute like in typical children’s picture books; they were rather cute and ugly.
After choosing the books, the two of them walked home hand in hand.
As soon as Yu Tian got home, she was greeted by freshly brewed milk tea from the chef. To take care of her, food was readily available everywhere in the house. The bedroom was filled with washed fruit, the table outside had savory snacks, and there was sweet afternoon tea in the back garden. In short, she had always been a little ancestor, and now she was even more so.
With Ji Hefeng’s return, Ji Hemiao finally felt a bit more relaxed. He didn’t even bother to be polite with his brother, and the next day, he went on a trip with Du Liang.
Just kidding! He had just finished the college entrance exam. What kind of student would work part-time in a company after the exam?
Even if it was just to earn pocket money, it would be over in a month.
Ji Hemiao applied to a university major related to game design. He ultimately chose not to pursue a career in finance because both Ji Hefeng and Yu Tian had told him to choose what he loved.
Now, Ji’s subsidiaries have begun to focus on the gaming industry and plan to expand into related fields, which will be a perfect fit for Ji Hemiao in the future.
Yu Tian was eating fruit and flipping through the picture book she’d brought back from the bookstore when Ji Hefeng asked her, “What do you want for dinner?”
Yu Tian’s mind was constantly changing, and no one knew what she wanted to eat. Upon hearing this, Yu Tian put down her fruit, turned over, and poked her head out from under the covers. After a moment’s thought, she said, “Salad.”
She’d been craving something light lately. A while ago, she’d been eating sweet and sour pork with pineapple every day, but now the thought of that flavor made her feel a little sour.
The chef had added perfectly prepared beef to her salad, which was perfectly suited to her liking.
Ji Hefeng followed suit and had a steak.
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