You get married, I hijack the marriage

Chapter 1819 Tell the truth

Fang Sitong looked at him, then at Shen Youran, and called out "Aunt" in a soft voice.

Ji Shaoheng smiled brightly and rubbed her head: "Remember, you have to call me like this from now on, do you hear me?"

Fang Sitong blinked, neither nodding nor shaking her head.

Shen Youran entered the room and gave the gift to Fang Sitong.

Fang Sitong stretched out her two white and tender hands to take it, and said "thank you" obediently.

Shen Youran nodded gently, turned around and was about to leave, when Fang Sitong's childish voice rang out.

"Aunt, I want to hear your story."

Shen Youran turned around and looked at her. The little guy was staring at her without blinking, his eyes as lively as water. She nodded: "Okay."

Ji Shaoheng made way, Shen Youran walked over and sat down beside the bed, and Fang Sitong lay back in bed and listened to the story attentively.

Ji Shaoheng left the room and heard the woman's gentle voice inside. He felt like a cat's claws were scratching his heart.

He lit a cigarette, leaned against the railing and smoked it. After taking two puffs, he remembered something, put out the cigarette and went to Zino's room.

Jinuo had just opened the gift and before he could see what it was, the door to the room was pushed open.

He thought it was Shen Youran who had returned, so he pulled the quilt over his head.

Seeing him hiding in the bed and pretending to be dead, Ji Shaoheng said, "It's me."

Jinuo lifted the quilt, stroked his heart, and said with a slightly resentful tone: "Second Uncle, you scared me."

Ji Shaoheng walked over and sat down beside the bed: "I haven't done anything bad, what are you afraid of?"

Jinuo sat cross-legged, his two chubby little feet were white: "Second Uncle, why did you come to my room instead of sleeping?"

Ji Shaoheng asked tentatively: "Your mother went to school to pick you up today. Where did she take you?"

Jinuo lowered his head and fiddled with the gift box in his hand: "We went to eat first, and then went to the mall."

Ji Shaoheng's eyebrows moved: "Just the three of you?"

Ji Nuo subconsciously wanted to answer, but then he thought of something and hummed vaguely. Ji Shaoheng narrowed his eyes and said, "Nuo Nuo, did the teacher say that those who lie are not good children?"

Jinuo glanced away, not daring to look at him because he felt guilty.

Ji Shaoheng tickled the soles of his feet: "Nono, if you don't tell the truth, your second uncle will be very sad."

"Uncle, stop tickling me. I'm ticklish." Jinuo rolled over on the bed, laughing.

Ji Shaoheng tickled him with both hands: "Then will you tell the truth?"

Jinuo couldn't hold on any longer and surrendered spinelessly: "I'll tell you, I'll tell you."

Ji Shaoheng stopped tickling him: "Who else?"

Jinuo sat up unhappily, huddled his small body in the corner of the bed, and muttered, "You only know how to bully me."

Ji Shaoheng waited patiently for him to finish his complaints, and then threatened: "If you don't tell me, I will tell your dad about your skipping class that day."

Ji Nuo pursed his lips: "And Aunt Fang."

Ji Shaoheng narrowed his eyes, and it was just as he had guessed.

Just now when he was giving Fang Sitong a bath, Fang Sitong should have called him, but she accidentally called out "Mommy".

He guessed at that time that she must have met Fang Yaqing today.

The most likely time was when Shen Youran went to pick them up after school.

"She was there when we were having dinner and shopping?"

Jino nodded.

The light from above cast a shadow, and the expression on Ji Shaoheng's face was half shrouded in shadow: "Who bought those clothes for Tongtong?"

Ji Nuo confessed honestly: "Aunt Fang bought it."

(End of this chapter)