For a long time, they have stood in the world of adults to think and measure their difficulties and ideas, but they seem to have really ignored everything that the little ones think in their hearts.

Tang Youyou burst into tears immediately, and burst into tears instantly while holding her son.

Tang Xiaorui felt that Mommy's face was suddenly wet, and he quickly tilted his head back, only to see Mommy crying.

The little guy panicked all of a sudden, and kept saying: "Mum, why are you crying? Don't cry, okay? It's my fault. I shouldn't talk nonsense. Mommy, don't cry. I won't talk nonsense anymore, so I won't make you sad."

"No...no, Xiao Rui, it's Mummy's fault, Mummy is sorry for you and your sister!" Tang Youyou shook his head, crying even more fiercely.

Yes, she has done wrong all along, very wrong.

She thought that hiding all the children's information was the best protection for them.

But she ignored the children's feelings. Maybe they want to hold her and Ji Yanhan's hand and wander around the streets of Guofeng, maybe they want to be accompanied by daddy and mommy every weekend, appearing in the crowd, like normal children.

But she has never cared about this side of the children. She is busy with work, thinking about how to handle the relationship with Ji Yanhan well, thinking so much, but neglecting the life that the children desire most.

"Mommy, don't cry, okay. I want to cry when you cry. I'm sorry, Mommy. I said I won't make you cry." Tang Xiaorui really panicked. Ever since he became sensible, he and Mommy have always been very humorous. Mommy scolded him and beat him, but he didn't cry, because he knew that Mommy loved him, and he was sensible enough not to make Mommy cry, because he was Mommy's only man, who wanted to protect her and coax her.

But just now, his nonsense made Mummy cry, and he blamed himself.

Tang Youyou hugged her son even tighter, and then, she choked up and said: "Xiao Rui, Mummy is sorry for you and your sister. In the future, in front of outsiders, don't call me sister anymore. You are my own children, so just call me Mummy, okay?"

"That's not okay, Mommy, you're still single!"

Ji Yanhan also came over, squatting in front of them, he stretched out his hand, hugged Tang Youyou into his arms, and put his son to the other side: "Yuyou, do you want to end your single life?"

Tang Youyou turned her head sideways, and met the man's gloomy eyes, feeling a strange feeling in her heart.

"I... I don't know!" Tang Youyou didn't have the courage to make a choice at this moment.

Tang Xiaorui's big eyes widened, and he shouted with joy: "Daddy, are you proposing to my mommy?"

"Yes!" Ji Yanhan kissed his son's cheek: "Quickly make her promise me!"

Tang Youyou is really speechless to Ji Yanhan, how does this look like a proposal scene?

Moreover, he even used his son to intercede.

Tang Xiaorui curled his mouth in disgust: "Daddy, you didn't even buy a ring for my mommy. Your proposal is too cheap. I don't want to marry mommy to you so cheaply."

"We'll go buy a diamond ring in a while!" Hearing what his son said, Ji Yanhan seemed to know something, and the little guy agreed.

The little guy agreed to marry his mommy to him, which was simply the result Ji Yanhan wanted to hear the most.

Because all along, he couldn't figure out whether his son wanted to marry his mommy to him.

Although Ji Yanhan seems to have no scruples in doing anything, but since he had a son, he discovered that half of his choice of marriage seems to be held in his son's little hands.

His son's speech and behavior have always affected his feelings for Tang Youyou.

When Tang Youyou looked into Ji Xiaohan's eyes, she realized that she was so ashamed and crying so badly that she lost her image.

"What are you doing, don't propose today, let's take the children to the zoo later!" Tang Youyou really wasn't mentally prepared at all, the father and son would never think about letting her jump into the pit like this.

Tang Xiaorui laughed: "Mummy, are you shy?"

"Little villain!" Tang Youyou scolded him with a smile. JrNovels.com