Back To The 90s: The Resilient Daughter-In-Law
Chapter 938 - Chapter 938 Chapter 937 Going Too Far

Chapter 938: Chapter 937: Going Too Far Chapter 938: Chapter 937: Going Too Far The main entrance of the villa was actually quite a distance from Nan Fei’s house, but because the villa was so large, there was a second-floor balcony that faced Nan Fei’s front door, separated only by a road.

At that moment, Gu Qiu stood with two children by the roadside, arguing with someone on the second-floor balcony across the street.

It wasn’t just anyone standing on the balcony; it was Zuo Xinyao.

In his pursuit of a woman, Zuo Xinyao had thrown all his scruples to the wind, directly buying Maple Garden and moving in.

This was the first time in his life that Zuo Xinyao did something so shameless.

“Yu Yiji, I will take you out to play,” Zuo Xinyao stood on the balcony, trying to reveal a warm smile, but as soon as he tried to smile, he frightened Gu Qiu so much that she hid behind Jiang Yang.

This infuriated him.

This woman was simply detestable, ungrateful. He had gone so far for her, discarding all his pride and self-respect, and she was still hiding behind another man.

It was outrageous.

Zuo Xinyao put down the wine glass in his hand heavily on the balcony’s tea table and, with a kick, knocked over the wicker chair.

The wicker chair wasn’t heavy, so the noise it made wasn’t loud, but his action was keenly observed by Gu Qiu, and it made her even more scared.

“Yiji, let’s go home,” she said, reaching out to grab her son’s hand.

The little kid Yu Yiji was quite reluctant to go, as Yao Yao said he would take him out to play! He hadn’t had a chance to play outside since he came to Imperial City.

Jiang Yang, expressionless, suddenly looked startled and rushed out with delight. “Sister Nan Fei,” he ran up to Nan Fei, his eyes shining as he looked at her.

“Sister Nan Fei, you’re back! I’ve missed you so much.” Jiang Yang said as he hugged Nan Fei tightly, his grip so strong that he wouldn’t let go.

Nan Fei was taken aback, not expecting her skinny, frail brother to have grown into a big boy so quickly, let alone become so strong; it was truly a joyful surprise.

“I missed you too,” Nan Fei couldn’t contain her emotions, her stiff arms and legs reached out and trembled as she hugged Jiang Yang back.

“Sister Nan Fei, my brother-in-law said it would be a while before you could return. I didn’t expect to see you so soon,” Jiang Yang’s chin rested on Nan Fei’s shoulder as he affectionately rubbed against it.

It was only then that Nan Fei realized something was amiss. Did Jiang Yang talk this much?

He never used to nuzzle his shoulder so affectionately before.

“Jiang Yang?”

“Hmm?”

“Who am I?” she asked, trembling.

“You’re Sister Nan Fei, ah!”

“And what’s the name of Sister Nan Fei?”

Jiang Yang answered without hesitation, “Jiang Nanfei, your name is Jiang Nanfei.”

Nan Fei, overwhelmed with emotion, grabbed Jiang Yang’s shoulders, pushing him back a bit to look into his eyes, “Jiang Yang… are you alright? Are you really better?”

“Yes!”

“Oh my God!” Nan Fei was ecstatic, hugging Jiang Yang again, laughing foolishly. “Jiang Yang, you’re finally better. I’m so happy. I am really happy, you’re finally better, finally.”

“Sister, I will protect you from now on.” Jiang Yang’s small hand patted Nan Fei’s back, his expression not only free from his former bewildered stupor, but full of depth, seriousness, and an indescribably complex sentiment.

Not only had he shed his previous simple-mindedness, but he also lacked even a hint of the innocence and naivety typical of a child.

Nan Fei couldn’t see Jiang Yang’s expression, but Zuo Xinyao standing on the second floor saw everything clearly. His eyebrows creased, a wave of surprise washing over him.