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nTranslator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

nThe baby’s earth-shattering cries broke through the barrier of the door and entered the room. Chu Ningyi paused and even Shui Anluo stopped struggling.

nAfter Maid Yu saw that the little darling has burst into tears, she quickly knocked on the door. “Young Master, Young Madam, the Little Master started to cry all of a sudden and I can’t soothe him.”

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nShui Anluo glared at Chu Ningyi as she panted fiercely before finally pushing him away.

nChu Ningyi did not stop Shui Anluo from pushing him away probably because his son was crying. He collapsed onto the bed.

nShui Anluo clumsily got down from the bed and carelessly straightened her clothes as she stumbled outside.

nShui Anluo opened the door. Maid Yu, who was about to knock again, was immediately stunned as she stared at Shui Anluo whose hair was a complete mess. Her face was also pale and her clothes were in disarray. The corners of Maid Yu’s mouth twitched.

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n“Young Madam.”

nShui Anluo smiled awkwardly. She then reached out to take the little darling and thanked her softly before she quickly ran into the guestroom. She locked the door after that.

nChu Ningyi’s mood deteriorated even further as he heard the guestroom’s door lock. He got up straight away and swept the lamp on the table to the floor.

nMaid Yu shuddered as she stood between the guestroom and the master bedroom. She looked at the master bedroom and then at the guestroom. Finally, she sighed and turned around to walk downstairs.

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nThe little darling had stopped wailing and started to sob after his mommy had carried him. He did not know if it was because his buttocks no longer hurt or because he was in his mommy’s arms.

nMaid Yu called He Xiaoran immediately after she arrived downstairs and carefully told her everything that had happened.

nIt was close to ten o’clock and He Xiaoran had gone to bed long ago.

n“They fought?” That son of hers did not seem like someone who would resort to fighting. He had really changed a lot because of Shui Anluo.

n“That’s right, that’s right. The two of them had beat each other up like a cockfight. If the Little Master didn’t cry, who knows how long they would have fought?”

n“Alright. At least they’re still conscious about their son’s needs, that’s fine.” He Xiaoran massaged her forehead and ended Maid Yu’s call. She looked at Chu Mobai who had woken up next to her and said, “Would your son ever get into a fight?”

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nChu Mobai turned around to continue his sleep and said, “He’s descended to Earth and has turned into a fool.”

nHe Xiaoran slapped her husband on the shoulder. “No, I have to ask Old Chu and get to the bottom of this.”

n“Hey, let the kids deal with their own issues.” Chu Mobai quickly held He Xiaoran back.

n“I’m just asking. Should I not care again? Don’t you know how your own son is like? Furthermore, Luoluo is young. No good can come out from their fight.” Even though He Xiaoran had told Maid Yu to leave it alone, she was still worried.

nChu Mobai did not stop her and allowed He Xiaoran to call Uncle Chu.

nHowever, after Uncle Chu had finished his explanation, He Xiaoran quietly ended the call. She quietly lay down and murmured softly, “This definitely isn’t my son.”

nHow could she have such an idiotic son? He was worrying her to death like this.

nChu Mobai had heard the entire story as well and silently added on to the sentence in his heart: This certainly isn’t my son either.

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nLogically speaking, his son’s IQ was quite high. How could he have done something so brainless?

nWhich maiden would not have gotten angry after he had done this?

nHe Xiaoran had just laid down when she got up again. “No, I have to visit them tomorrow morning.”

n“Alright, alright, calm down.” Chu Mobai held his wife and lay her down. “Let them toss around on their own first, their relationship might improve from this.”

n“Luoluo is another thing, she knows that Ningyi doesn’t like Lusu so why did she have to meet him?” After scolding her own son, she began to think of her daughter-in-law’s faults.

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