Chapter 72.2 My father doesn’t deserve to have such a good son as you (2/2)
Lu Feng: “I woke up.”
He’d gone back to wash up, then gone to sleep. When he woke up just now, he’d found that there was nobody in the bed beside him.
He hadn’t thought that when he pushed open the door to the training room, he’d see Wei Xiao curled up in the e-sports chair, hugging his knees and staring at the computer screen.
From Lu Feng’s point of view, he didn’t know what Wei Xiao was looking at, but he could see Wei Xiao’s manner––
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It looked like he was about to cry.
Having gotten used to seeing his fearless demeanor, Lu Feng was caught by surprise and felt like his heart had been pierced by Wei Xiao’s appearance.
He wasn’t frowning because Wei Xiao was sleeping so late, but because he was so sad.
“What’s the matter?” Lu Feng came over to look at his computer.
The screen was empty. There was no game interface, nor was there anything else.
Wei Xiao was too embarrassed to say it––he was the noob one who couldn’t keep up with the captain. How could he trash talk about that?
“Nothing really.”
Lu Feng looked into his eyes and held it for a long time before asking gently, “… Missing your grandma?”
The only one who could make Wei Xiao like this was his dead grandmother.
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Lu Feng still remembered how fiercely Wei Xiaoxiao had cried when he saw the things his grandma had left behind.
Wei Xiao: “……”
It was fine when this matter wasn’t brought up, but once it was, he couldn’t hold it in anymore.
He missed his grandma, but he wasn’t thinking of her just now. However, Lu Feng had used such a gentle tone when he mentioned his grandma, making the high walls that were erected in Wei Xiao’s heart collapse in an instant. Fragile uncertainty crowded out and occupied all his emotions.
Lu Feng was stunned, “Don’t, don’t cry.”
He was incredibly distressed, but he didn’t know how to coax him.
Wei Xiao was definitely the kind of child who wouldn’t cry. He hadn’t learned how to cry as a child, so he only knew to silently shed tears. It seemed that he only needed to feel sad on his own and didn’t need anyone to know.
––Only when a child knew that crying would be useless would they shed tears to themselves.
Lu Feng pulled him into his arms and pressed his head against his shoulder, “… Be good, Little Xiao, don’t cry.”
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Wei Xiao’s tears flowed even harder: These were the words that his grandma had written in her diary.
Lu Feng was so full of heartache that he didn’t know what to do, “It’s okay, in the future, FTW will be your home.”
Wei Xiao shifted slightly, and his warm breath blew against Lu Feng’s ear, “Captain…”
The nerves along Lu Feng’s back were tense, and he almost pushed him away.
Wei Xiao’s voice was soft, “Is FTW your home too?”
Lu Feng was stunned for a moment. Half a beat later, he whispered, “Mm.”
Wei Xiao was half a head shorter than him and his chin fell onto his shoulder, “So, are we a family?”
Lu Feng’s heart suddenly jumped in his chest, “If you want…”
Wei Xiao immediately answered, “I want!”
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Lu Feng breathed in lightly, “Then don’t cry anymore. In the future, I’ll be your family.”
His grandma was irreplaceable, but the reason why Wei Xiao was so sad must be because he had no home.
He clearly still had parents, but he lived like an orphan.
Sometimes, it was more painful to have a home yet be unable to return, than to not have a home at all.
Lu Feng understood.
Wei Xiao pillowed his head against his shoulder and laughed a little.
Lu Feng: “…….”
Wei Xiao got up and looked at him, “So, Captain, what should I call you?”
Seeing the familiar smile, Lu Feng’s heart relaxed slightly, “Hm?”
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He’d been focused on Wei Xiao and hadn’t paid attention to what he was saying.
Wei Xiao was thinking very seriously, “Family, right? Isn’t it mom and dad and brother and sister.”
Lu Feng had a vague guess.
Wei Xiao’s eyes formed crescent moons filled with banter, “You’re a man and older than me, so the only options are father and elder brother.”
Lu Feng: “…….”
Wei Xiao: “Elder brother?”
Lu Feng: “!”
Wei Xiao frowned, “No way, my father doesn’t deserve to have such a good son as you.”
Lu Feng: “………………”
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Wei Xiao: “Then, it can only be…”
Lu Feng couldn’t continue listening anymore. He turned and walked out, “If you still don’t go to sleep, I’ll have Tang Chen replace you for the free matching tomorrow afternoon.”
Wei Xiao was shocked, “There’s still the training match in the evening!”
If Tang Chen played in the free matching tomorrow, then he would be the one to play in the training match.
Lu Feng: “Tang Chen can play top-lane, I’ll jungle. It’s not a problem.”
Wei Xiao followed behind him, “How can that be okay? Captain, you don’t like playing jungler!”
Lu Feng sneered, “Playing once in a while feels fresh.”
Wei Xiao was sad and bitter, “What do you mean? Just now, you said that FTW is my home, and now you don’t want me anymore!”
The great demon king took him back to their room and closed the door behind them.
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Wei Xiao blinked and surrendered, “I was wrong, in the future I’ll be obedient and go to bed early and get up early. Dad, don’t drive me out of the house!”
Lu Feng threw the bath towel at him, “Go wash up.”
Wei Xiao caught it, “Okay!”
He went to the bathroom, then stuck his head out again, “Dad~!”
The end note was light and melodious, and not very proper.
Lu Feng: “…….”
He tried to hold on but couldn’t hold back anymore. The great demon king broke down, “Shut up!”
It was rare that he could play a prank on the captain. Wei Xiao was really amused and hid in the bathroom to laugh uproariously.
Family, hey.
He and Close were family.
Wei Xiao’s heart felt like it was coated in a layer of honey, so sweet that he was stuck in a beautiful dream.