Chapter 44： Fled and left there (2/2)

After finishing speaking, he raised his head and stared at Wen Xi, ”Sister Wen, you don't want to run away after eating the cake?”

He blinked, his eyes pure but sharp.

Wen Xi smiled, thinking that this little guy is really thinking. However, he was right, and she really didn't plan to stay long.

”Sister Wen because there is still something...”

”Hey, look, I guessed it.” He spread his hands, and then looked back at Mrs. He, ”Grandma too lied, her birthday wish will never come true. I just wished that Sister Wen would play with me tonight. One night, but she was only ten minutes away and was leaving, huh!”

Wen Xi couldn't help laughing, how could this little guy speak like a little adult.

Feeling softened, he said, ”Then I...stay for another 30 minutes?”

She looked at Grandma He, ”Can you?”

Mrs. He said, ”Tonight, our He family is my precious great-grandson and has the final say!”

Suddenly, the cheers of the little guys filled the living room.

Wen Xi laughed after him, his eyes swept across the crowd inadvertently, and suddenly he met a deep and gentle gaze.

He Yan sat aside casually, looking at ease, watching her interaction with the little guy with a smile.

There seemed to be many meanings in that smile.

She hurriedly looked away and lowered her head to respond to Huanhuan's words.

After that, she was with Huanhuan.

She slumped the child's energy. She thought he would be tired after playing for half an hour, but she didn't want to. When he was tired, the hour hand was already pointing to nine.

After handing the sleepy child to his mother, Wen Xi walked out of the toy room.

About to go downstairs to say goodbye to Grandma He, suddenly heard a faint noise.

It seems to come from the atrium.

She took a few steps forward, stopped at the corner, and suddenly saw a scene in the court--

Pei Mi hugged He Yan and sobbed.

He Yan didn't hug her, it looked like he was forcibly hugged, or maybe he noticed the peeping people here, looking sharply at this side.

Wen Xi's expression paled, and he turned around and left there like a flee.