Step Aside, My CEO Ex-Husband!
Chapter 123 - 124 Found 6

Chapter 123: Chapter 124 Found 6

"This is mine!" Tian Xingyun angrily snatched the cornbread roll from his hand.

"You little brat, give it back to me!"

"Big brother, look at the third brother!" Tian Xingyun complained pitifully to the eldest brother.

"Third, what are you fighting over with Xingyun for? She’s so thin, she should eat more." Tian Yinan stood up for Xingyun.

"I..." Tian Xiaonan was speechless, is the eldest brother being unreasonable?

"It’s really delicious!" Tian Xingyun smirked triumphantly, taking a big bite of the cornbread roll in front of Tian Xiaonan.

"You stinky brat."

"Especially delicious." Tian Xingyun proudly raised her chin.

"There’s plenty, don’t fight." Mom Tian smiled happily, feeling blessed to have her children around.

"Mom’s cornbread rolls are the best."

"But you can’t eat too much, you’ll get indigestion."

"Got it." Tian Xingyun nodded.

Tian Xiaonan couldn’t be bothered with Xingyun, he took out his phone to check Weibo.

He saw a trending topic with Huo Shaohua’s name and clicked to check it out.

"That bastard Huo Shaohua, ruining our village like this, and he has the free time to take his girlfriend out for midnight snacks!" Tian Xiaonan said angrily, hating this guy named Huo the most.

He had made the village so restless, everyone was on edge.

"Cough cough~" Tian Xingyun suddenly choked and quickly took a drink of water, patting her chest.

"Eat slower," Tian Ernan said. He understood why Xingyun suddenly choked.

That bastard Huo Shaohua bullied Xingyun and then didn’t take responsibility.

Now he’s making headlines having midnight snacks with his girlfriend.

He needs to be taught a good lesson, or he’ll think they villagers are easy to bully!

"Serves you right for snatching my cornbread roll," Tian Xiaonan laughed gloatingly, continuing to browse Weibo.

"Third, watch your mouth!" Tian Yinan glared at him fiercely.

Tian Xiaonan shut up, stealing glances at Xingyun from the corner of his eye.

She had choked just now, coughing several times with her little face turning red.

"I’m fine," Xingyun wiped her mouth, no longer in the mood to eat.

Her mind was filled with the news of Huo Shaohua and Song Yi.

After breakfast, the eldest and second brother went out together to make deliveries.

Dad Tian and Mom Tian went to work in the fields, leaving Tian Xingyun at home to cook.

Song Yi received a call from her manager, telling her to return to Paris immediately.

Huo Shaohua personally drove her to the airport, the two said their reluctant goodbyes.

"Shaohua, I’m sorry..." Song Yi hugged Huo Shaohua tightly, unwilling to part.

She had originally planned to spend two days with him, but something urgent came up and she had to leave.

"You don’t have to go." Huo Shaohua said playfully, but he was serious.

He was subtly asking her to stay, she didn’t have to go abroad to further her career.

She could do just as well staying in the country.

"I’m sorry..." Song Yi kept repeating this phrase, she heartlessly ignored his pleas and reluctance.

"You should go, it’s almost time." Huo Shaohua stopped his attempts to persuade her.

Because her heart wasn’t here, it had already flown abroad.

"I’ll be back to be with you as soon as I can. Take care of yourself." Song Yi felt awful and was about to cry. She stood on tiptoe and kissed his lips.

"I’ll wait for you to come back." Huo Shaohua kissed her forehead.

"I’m leaving." Song Yi released him, grabbed her suitcase, and walked away quickly without looking back.

She couldn’t look back; if she did, she would never be able to leave.

If she could get through this period, she could always be by his side.

Shaohua, you have to wait for me to come back.

Huo Shaohua watched her go in, only turning to leave the airport when he could no longer see her.

For some reason, after she left, he felt a strange sense of relief.

The oppressive feeling was gone, and he felt completely at ease.

Is this the price of lying? He finally understood.

No wonder Grandma always taught him never to lie.