Chu Xintian looked up and saw that Lu Weichuan was holding her hand.

Chu Xintian gently broke free, however, the man did not let go.

His palms were so warm that Chu Xintian didn't want to leave.

The road from the county seat to Sungai Village is a bit bumpy.

So they sat hand in hand and had a thousand words in their hearts.

However, at this time, neither of them knew where to start.

However, in this case, even if two people are not talking, they are happy to sit together.

Lu Weichuan is also a gentleman. Although the carriage space is enclosed, no matter what you do, you can't see it from the outside.

However, he just held Chu Xintian's hand and didn't do anything special.

Although he had been in love with Chu Xintian for a long time, he was worried that if he did, she would be unhappy.

Half an hour later, the carriage arrived at Sungai Village.

Lu Weichuan has walked this distance countless times in his daily life, and today he feels very short.

He let Chu Xintian get out of the car. Although he was reluctant to give up, because he had to hurry tomorrow, Lu Weichuan did not stop, so he returned to the county seat.

Before Chu Xintian entered the city, she had already told Niu Li to stay and help Bai Yongjing cook.

When Chu Xintian went home, the meal had already been eaten, and Niu Li packed up his things and left.

Bai Yongjing and Hammer were waiting for Chu Xintian to come back.

As soon as he heard the sound of carriages outside, he came out.

"Mother, what did you do in the county seat" Bai Yongjing said, with a worried expression on his face.

When he came home from school tonight, he saw Niu Li helping with the cooking, while Chu Xintian was not at home. He heard Niu Li say that Chu Xintian had already gone to the county seat, so she stayed to cook.

He thought his mother didn't need him

Children are like that. Although Chu Xintian and Bai Yongjing had promised that this kind of thing would not happen, he would still be worried.

At this moment, seeing Chu Xintian coming back, he couldn't wait to throw himself into Chu Xintian's arms.

Seeing Bai Yongjing like this, Chu Xintian hurriedly told his son the purpose of going to the county seat, and Lu Weichuan was going out.

Bai Yongjing breathed a sigh of relief.

When the mother and son returned home, Bai Yongjing seemed to be thinking about something else. Looking at Chu Xintian, he asked a question.

"Mother, when are you going to marry Uncle Lu?"

Chu Xintian just entered the door. She was thirsty and was drinking water. After listening to Bai Yongjing's question, the water in her mouth almost spit out.

"How could you ask that?"

Bai Yongjing blinked at Chu Xintian with a pair of bright and good-looking eyes: "I'm just asking."

"Well, things haven't been decided yet, but not anytime soon. There should be a while."

Chu Xintian felt that this matter should also be told to Bai Yongjing truthfully.

Bai Yongjing listened to Chu Xintian's words and seemed to be relieved. Then he walked to the kang and began to make the bed.

"Jing'er, don't you want your mother to marry Lu Gongzi?"

Chu Xintian was very anxious when he saw Bai Yongjing like this.

She knew that her son was actually a very precocious child, with a bit of a heavy mind.

In general, he will not make it clear whether he likes it or not. When he is unhappy or unwilling, he rarely cries and says no.

Most of the time, Bai Yongjing was used to looking at Chu Xintian's face, and he noticed Chu Xintian's preference, which was really a very close-fitting little padded jacket.

Therefore, Chu Xintian was even more worried that his son would be wronged.

"No, mother, Uncle Lu is fine, but these days, I often dream of my father. One thing, I'm sorry"

Bai Yongjing said with a blank face: "In my dream, my father ignored me and didn't talk to me, and he seemed to be angry with me. I think my father told me in a dream that I didn't take good care of my mother."

Chu Xintian hurriedly walked to the kang and held his son in his arms: "Jing'er, no, your father won't blame you like this." Look, we're both doing well, aren't we?"