Billionaire's Long Journey of Chasing His Love
Chapter 96 - 091: What Are You Two Doing? (First Update)

Chapter 96: Chapter 091: What Are You Two Doing? (First Update)

Yi Luowa noticed that everyone had nearly finished eating and looked across the table at Mi Chenxuan. "Chen Xuan, what kind of sports car do you like?"

"Why? Planning to give me one?" Mi Chenxuan asked with a playful smile.

"Yep!" Yi Luowa nodded with a grin. "Everyone gets one. Pick any model from PCw’s sports cars. If you don’t choose, I’ll just send them out directly."

"If you’re giving, then give me the race car you drove at the Xiawu Grand Prix," Tong Aino interjected casually.

Yi Luowa chuckled. "You’ll have to tell me first—do you plan to dissect my car or actually drive it yourself?"

"I’ll put it on display!" Tong Aino shot her a sideways glance.

Tong Airui tilted his head to look at his younger brother. Just as he was about to speak, Yi Luowa quickly tugged at his arm—she already knew that whatever he said wouldn’t be good. "Fine, I’ll give my race car to you. Let’s see if you can beat me in a race using my car."

"Fifth Brother, isn’t that a bit shady? Losing one race might cost you four million US Dollars, but the little girl’s race car is worth at least tens of millions!" Mi Chenxuan scoffed with disdain.

"She *offered* it!" Tong Aino glared at Chen Xuan, then leaned past Tong Airui to address Yi Luowa: "Mine’s settled. As for the others, just give each of them one of PCw’s latest models this year, and that’ll be fine."

"Tong Aino!" Tong Yao scolded sharply.

Tong Aino grinned at his mother cheekily. "Fine, I won’t say another word."

Tong Yao shot a warning glance at her son and lightly patted Yi Luowa’s hand. "Luowa, don’t listen to Aino. We already have more cars than we can drive—in no universe should you give them more!"

"Auntie, it’s fine. With more cars, we can rotate and drive them around," Yi Luowa said, looking at Tong Yao with a radiant smile. "The cost of a few cars wouldn’t even cover hiring so many stars to make an ad for my uncle. Technically, we’re the ones coming out ahead."

Tong Yao smiled affectionately. "You clever child! Listen to Auntie—don’t give them any cars."

Tong Airui reached out and ruffled Yi Luowa’s hair. Seeing that she was about to dodge, he playfully tightened his hold on her shoulder. He said to Tong Yao, "Mom, this is just Luowa’s gesture of goodwill for her uncle. Don’t intervene. In the future, we’ll just make sure to do more business transactions with their family. If you still feel indebted to them, you can coordinate with my uncles to sign a few deals with her uncle."

"That can be arranged," Tong Yao said with a warm smile.

Tong Aino, noticing his mother’s approval, muttered begrudgingly, "Brother, you haven’t even married her into our family yet, and you’re already siding with her?"

"You have a problem with that?" Tong Airui shot him a sidelong glance. "If you’ve got issues, hurry up and bring someone home yourself! Mom’s impatiently waiting to become a grandmother!"

At the mention of children, Yi Luowa’s face flushed instantly, and she tugged anxiously at Tong Airui’s hand—but his hand felt as if it was rooted to her shoulder, refusing to budge.

Tong Aino noticed the pair and smirked wickedly. "You deal with your own business first, and I’ll bring someone home right away."

"Mom, you heard him, didn’t you?" Tong Airui turned to his mother.

Tong Yao rolled her eyes at him. "Your mother isn’t old enough to be blind or deaf. Everything you kids said today—I, your grandparents, and your aunt all heard. If you don’t settle your own lives by the time you’re twenty-five, you can all prepare to be kicked out of the house!"

Tong Airui lowered his gaze to Yi Luowa, who was desperately trying to escape his grasp. "Wife, I’ve got less than a few months before I turn twenty-five. Shouldn’t we speed things up so my mom won’t kick me out?"

Yi Luowa stiffened her face and pinched his thigh hard. "Who’s your wife? Stop talking nonsense!" she hissed quietly.

"Mom, your daughter-in-law just pinched me!" Tong Airui complained to Tong Yao like a child.

Everyone burst into laughter.

You Jia glanced enviously at Tong Airui, secretly wishing he could openly show affection with Ai Ni just once.

Ai Ni, after laughing enough, quietly held You Jia’s hand. She knew exactly what he was thinking. If she didn’t give him a little warmth now, she feared his heart would grow cold.

Sitting beside her, Lance glanced at their tightly clasped hands and quickly looked away.

Tong Aino immediately picked up on the situation. He reached out and kicked Mi Chenshuo’s foot. Mi Chenshuo noticed the signal and glanced over at Ai Ni before nudging Mi Chenxuan, who was still preoccupied with eating lobster.

Mi Chenxuan gave his brother a puzzled look. Seeing that Mi Chenshuo and Tong Aino kept gesturing intently toward their sixth sister, he looked over. "What are you guys doing? One of you looks like you has a twitching mouth, and the other seems like you has a blinking twitch!"

Mi Chenxuan’s loud exclamation drew everyone’s attention to You Jia and Ai Ni. You Jia, flustered by the attention, quickly let go of Ai Ni’s hand.

Ai Ni pursed her lips, then turned to Tong Yao. "Mom, my brothers’ deadline for marriage is twenty-five—but what about me?"

Tong Yao rubbed her temples and shifted her gaze to Yi Luowa. "Luowa, have you finished eating?"

"Mom—" Ai Ni pouted in protest.

You Jia tugged at her sleeve, quietly advising her against pursuing the discussion—it wasn’t appropriate to bring this up during Yi Luowa and Tong Airui’s moment.

Yi Luowa, seeing Ai Ni had dropped the subject, smiled and nodded. "Auntie, I’m finished eating."

Tong Yao’s face softened into a loving smile. "Rui’er, take Luowa back to the hospital. The rest of us will head home soon. Luowa, Auntie will be in the capital for the next few days—come hang out with Rui’er whenever you have time, okay?"

"Alright, Auntie," Yi Luowa answered with a bright smile and stood up to bid everyone farewell.

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