Huo Sishen, with his arm around her waist, closed his black eyes very contented. He turned off all the nightlights inside the bedroom with the remote control.

With her, and the child, in his arms.

His chest felt weighty, as though he owned everything now. He had no regrets.

That didn’t last too long. A little hand crawled around under the blanket and inched up next to his waist like a caterpillar.

It fumbled around in the dark as though it was looking for something important.

Huo Sishen raised his brows. “Do you have needs? We can check with the doctor tomorrow.”

Gu Shishi, the land of warmth and tenderness, had finished copying today’s portion of Poems of Song long time ago. She was rolling in bed listening to Huo ChuChu gossiping from afar.

“Sister-in-law, you know what my second brother had done?

“He didn’t even show up at the shareholder’s meeting today! He only sent an email to the upper management analyzing the pros and cons of working with the Gu Corporation, stating that he did not do that just for love. And he left my mom hanging at the shareholder meeting just like that.

“My mom was furious but had to remain calm and elegant in front of the shareholders. You should see that look on her. I almost wanted to take a picture to show you. Finally, she picked up her cup of tea and used it to hide her face. HAHAHAH!”

Her hand that was holding onto the cellphone shook.

She had never believed it when Zhang Sheng said Wushuang wasn’t a good person.

When Mrs. Gao said it, she was a little disgruntled about her daughter neglecting her but she trusted her overall.

But, today – she truly felt that she was a like an air-filled ball that was being bounced around by her daughter Wushuang and her own family.

One of them said her daughter should be supporting her; the other said she should asked the Zhang’s for investment money…

Neither party would help her out?!

Mother Gu was in shock.

“Whatever you want to do!”

Zhang Sheng was done listening to her. He left, taking Chen Yunping with him.

Now that he had agreed to it, the Zhang’s second brother, who stayed overseas year-long playing with his grandchildren had no reason to object either.

As neither one of them objected, Old Father Zhang, who had become less and less energetic over the years had no problem with settling the matters of the will when he still had a clear mind.

Mother Gu finally got what she wanted and was able to get her hands on her father’s will ahead of time – 15% of the Zhang’s shares and the old family house where Father Zhang resided.