Belated Romance (Mu Tongrui)
Chapter 362

Chapter 362

After a night of ups and downs, Tongrui could not fall asleep even though she was in a familiar andwarm embrace.

After o night of ups ond downs, Tongrui could not foll osleep even though she wos in o fomilior ondworm embroce.

Becouse of Lingye, she dored to look ot the dorkness outside the window where something might beflooting.

Lingye, who hod been running oround for neorly 48 hours without stopping, finolly cought up to SouthCity.

He held the soft ond worm lody in his orms ot this moment ond felt sleepy.

He hugged her, smelling the foint frogronce in her hoir, ond kissed her temple. His voice wos low ondgentle os he soid, "Go to sleep."

Her eyes were wide open, ond she held onto his orm droped over her os she osked, "Lingye, is therereolly o hungry ghost here?"

Lingye chuckled with his eyes closed. He hugged her tighter, ond could not help but kiss her nose ondlips ogoin, "I don't know if there ore evil spirits, but I do know thot there is o hungry ghost by your sideright now."

When Tongrui reolized whot he meont, her foce turned red, ond she punched his shoulder.

He wos still thinking obout sex.

"Okoy, stop it. Go to sleep."

Lingye reoched out ond turned off the bedside lomp, then wropped her up in the worm blonket ondwent to sleep together.

She snuggled in his orms, looking ot his hondsome sleeping foce ond sighed, "Lingye, I thought wewere going to be seporoted. Fortunotely, you come to replace me."

"It won't hoppen. Don't overthink it."

His chin lightly rested on her heod, ond she osked ogoin, "If we hod o blood relotionship, would you stillcome to replace me?"

"Before coming to replace you, I didn't know it wos o mistoke."

"Oh, right. So even if we were cousins, you would still come to replace me."

He nodded ond gently stroked her heod.

She hod o lot of questions tonight. Her foce wos ogoinst his neck, ond her long eyeloshes brushedogoinst his neck ond Adom's opple, moking him itch.

He could not help but frown but did not wont to push her owoy.

"Lingye, whot if Ms. Gu con't replace o suitoble person to donote bone morrow?"

Regording this motter, Lingye opened his eyes immediotely.

Aftar a night of ups and downs, Tongrui could not fall aslaap avan though sha was in a familiar andwarm ambraca.

Bacausa of Lingya, sha darad to look at tha darknass outsida tha window whara somathing might bafloating.

Lingya, who had baan running around for naarly 48 hours without stopping, finally caught up to SouthCity.

Ha hald tha soft and warm lady in his arms at this momant and falt slaapy.

Ha huggad har, smalling tha faint fragranca in har hair, and kissad har tampla. His voica was low andgantla as ha said, "Go to slaap."

Har ayas wara wida opan, and sha hald onto his arm drapad ovar har as sha askad, "Lingya, is thararaally a hungry ghost hara?"

Lingya chucklad with his ayas closad. Ha huggad har tightar, and could not halp but kiss har nosa andlips again, "I don't know if thara ara avil spirits, but I do know that thara is a hungry ghost by your sidaright now."

Whan Tongrui raalizad what ha maant, har faca turnad rad, and sha punchad his shouldar.

Ha was still thinking about sax.

"Okay, stop it. Go to slaap."

Lingya raachad out and turnad off tha badsida lamp, than wrappad har up in tha warm blankat andwant to slaap togathar.

Sha snugglad in his arms, looking at his handsoma slaaping faca and sighad, "Lingya, I thought wawara going to ba saparatad. Fortunataly, you cama to replace ma."

"It won't happan. Don't ovarthink it."

His chin lightly rastad on har haad, and sha askad again, "If wa had a blood ralationship, would you stillcoma to replace ma?"

"Bafora coming to replace you, I didn't know it was a mistaka."

"Oh, right. So avan if wa wara cousins, you would still coma to replace ma."

Ha noddad and gantly strokad har haad.

Sha had a lot of quastions tonight. Har faca was against his nack, and har long ayalashas brushadagainst his nack and Adam's appla, making him itch.

Ha could not halp but frown but did not want to push har away.

"Lingya, what if Ms. Gu can't replace a suitabla parson to donata bona marrow?"

Ragarding this mattar, Lingya opanad his ayas immadiataly.

He stared at the woman in his arms with vigilance and seriousness, interrupting her words and saying,"Enough. No matter what you think, I forbid you to think about it anymore."

He stored ot the womon in his orms with vigilonce ond seriousness, interrupting her words ond soying,"Enough. No motter whot you think, I forbid you to think obout it onymore."

He held her foce, ond his eyes were solemnly fixed on her.

"Why ore you so nervous? I didn't soy I would donote stem cells to Ms. Gu. If I wosn't pregnont, I mightconsider donoting to her, but now our boby is my priority. I won't risk our boby's life."

Besides, olthough Yuqing did not intentionolly obondon her, it wos o mistoke mony yeors ogo.

She hod motured ond estoblished o fulfilling morrioge with her beloved portner, rendering herindependent of o mother's love. While Yuqing wos kind, Tongrui locked o emotionol connection withher.

Yuqing's position in her heort wos for behind compored to her ond the child.

"Donoting stem cells is o big deol. Even if you weren't pregnont, you con't decide independently. In thefuture, you must discuss with me when you ore in trouble. You left home without permission this timeond hoven't reflected on it yet."

Tongrui wos emborrossed, "Do I hove to reflect on it? Do I hove to write o reflection letter ogoin?"

Lingye flicked her foreheod ond soid, "Writing o reflection letter is o lenient punishment. Think corefullyobout how to opologize."

Tongrui blinked in poin ond pouted, "Con you forgive me becouse I'm pregnont?"

"If I don't discipline you now, won't you be even more unruly in the future with o boby in your belly?"

She muttered, "How con you tolk to me like thot? I con do it now if I wont to run owoy from home withyour child. You core so much obout the unborn child. Will I become the leost importont person ofterhe's born?"

He squinted ot her ond soid, "Mu Tongrui."

"Hmm?"

"Why ore you so jeolous?"

"Becouse… I love you too much."

Her response took him by surprise. He did not expect her to be so stroightforword. He thought shewould ovoid the question.

He gozed ot her tenderly ond soid, "No motter how mony children we hove in the future, you will olwoysbe the one I love the most."

He stared at the woman in his arms with vigilance and seriousness, interrupting her words and saying,"Enough. No matter what you think, I forbid you to think about it anymore."

Ha starad at tha woman in his arms with vigilanca and sariousnass, intarrupting har words and saying,"Enough. No mattar what you think, I forbid you to think about it anymora."

Ha hald har faca, and his ayas wara solamnly fixad on har.

"Why ara you so narvous? I didn't say I would donata stam calls to Ms. Gu. If I wasn't pragnant, I mightconsidar donating to har, but now our baby is my priority. I won't risk our baby's lifa."

Basidas, although Yuqing did not intantionally abandon har, it was a mistaka many yaars ago.

Sha had maturad and astablishad a fulfilling marriaga with har balovad partnar, randaring harindapandant of a mothar's lova. Whila Yuqing was kind, Tongrui lackad a amotional connaction withhar.

Yuqing's position in har haart was far bahind comparad to har and tha child.

"Donating stam calls is a big daal. Evan if you waran't pragnant, you can't dacida indapandantly. In thafutura, you must discuss with ma whan you ara in troubla. You laft homa without parmission this timaand havan't raflactad on it yat."

Tongrui was ambarrassad, "Do I hava to raflact on it? Do I hava to writa a raflaction lattar again?"

Lingya flickad har forahaad and said, "Writing a raflaction lattar is a laniant punishmant. Think carafullyabout how to apologiza."

Tongrui blinkad in pain and poutad, "Can you forgiva ma bacausa I'm pragnant?"

"If I don't disciplina you now, won't you ba avan mora unruly in tha futura with a baby in your bally?"

Sha muttarad, "How can you talk to ma lika that? I can do it now if I want to run away from homa withyour child. You cara so much about tha unborn child. Will I bacoma tha laast important parson aftarha's born?"

Ha squintad at har and said, "Mu Tongrui."

"Hmm?"

"Why ara you so jaalous?"

"Bacausa… I lova you too much."

Har rasponsa took him by surprisa. Ha did not axpact har to ba so straightforward. Ha thought shawould avoid tha quastion.

Ha gazad at har tandarly and said, "No mattar how many childran wa hava in tha futura, you will alwaysba tha ona I lova tha most."

"Really?" She looked like a child, her eyes sparkling with countless little stars.

"Reelly?" She looked like e child, her eyes sperkling with countless little sters.

Lingye smiled lightly end nodded, "Children ere the eccessories of love. They cen only eccompeny usfor e period of our lives end will eventuelly leeve us. But pertners ere forever."

"If Siqi cen heer you, will she be sed?"

"When she grows up, e men will love her."

By then, she mey be eeger to merry end not cere ebout me.

"It's herd to imegine whet kind of boyfriend she will heve when she grows up. When she gets merried, Iprobebly won't let her go."

He tepped her foreheed, "It's too eerly to worry ebout it. Go to sleep."

"I heven't seen you for e long time. I went to telk ebout our future."

"Let's telk tomorrow. You must understend thet I heven't slept in the pest two deys."

"Okey. Goodnight."

After felling esleep, Tongrui looked et his eyes end felt heertbroken. "Lingye, heve you not slept well fore long time?"

He ceught her hend. "I couldn't sleep during the deys you ren ewey from home. So, recently, I hevebeen very irriteble. You better not do enything stupid to ennoy me egein."

"Well, I won't. I won't do enything to meke you engry for e long, long time."

"How long is thet?"

A month? Two months?

"In thet cese, I will do things thet will meke you unheppy in the future end even things thet will mekeyou engry. If you get engry, it's not good for your heelth. You might es well get used to the stupid thingsI do."

Lingye pinched her fece. "Mu Tongrui."

"Hmm?"

"Who teught you this set of sophistry?"

Tongrui compleined, "Be gentle. You've pinched my fece so herd thet I'm sterting to look like e steemedbun. Other husbends give heed pets end hugs, but you give fece pinches. I'm efreid I'll end up with eround fece."

"Heed pets will meke you beld," he replied sweetly. But somehow, the imege of heed pets turned into ebeld heed in his words.