Yun Shudai wanted to ask more, but he changed the subject, saying, "Has the baby been good these past few days?"

"He's quite well-behaved, but he chews on things randomly. He's chewed up two of my charging cables."

Bai Muyin held the cub and scolded it for a while, and Yun Shudai noticed that the cub didn't dare to go near him anymore.

He laughed and said, "If you scold it twice more, it probably won't kiss you anymore."

"Here are some snacks, let me feed it."

“There aren’t any downstairs, but I have some in my bedroom drawer upstairs.” Yun Shudai said, about to go upstairs to get them, but Bai Muyin stopped her: “I’ll go.”

There was nothing for the two of them to hide, and besides, her bedroom wasn't so messy that they couldn't go in, so they nodded naturally.

Little did Bai Muyin know that while looking for snacks, she inadvertently saw the mortgage release document showing that she was still paying off her mortgage.

He frowned slightly, stared at the documents on the table for a long time, and then slowly picked them up to check them.

…Bai Muyin didn't come down for ten minutes. Yun Shudai was sitting on the floor on the first floor, playing with the little one in front of her. When she saw him come down, she hurriedly asked, "Why are you so slow? Did you not find it?"

Bai Muyin forced a smile and said, "No, I've come to the wrong place."

Yun Shudai didn't notice his unnatural smile.

I spent some time with him playing with the little rabbit, enjoying some rabbit treats.

"Mu Yin, is something on your mind?" Yun Shudai asked worriedly, noticing that he seemed distracted ever since he came down.

Bai Muyin quickly concealed his expression and said, "No."

Yun Shudai felt he was lying, so she looked at him and said "oh." He didn't want to talk about it, so she didn't ask any further questions.

After a while, Bai Muyin suddenly said, "Shushu, you haven't had any work lately. Are you short of money? If so, you can tell me. Borrowing from other people is never as convenient as borrowing from your own boyfriend."

Yun Shudai stared at him blankly for a moment and said, "I have some savings, so I don't need to borrow money from anyone."

"You really didn't lend it?"

Yun Shudai looked up at him and said, "What's wrong? Are you worried that I don't have money to spend?"

Bai Muyin hugged her and laughed: "Yes... By the way, has anything happened to your best friend lately?"

"No, what do you want, Mu Yin?"

Bai Muyin raised an eyebrow and said, "Judging from your tone, it seems your best friend has a lot of good stuff."

"She certainly has many good things."

When Bai Muyin saw that her eyes lit up when she talked about her best friend, it seemed that they had a very good relationship.

Yun Shudai didn't know what was wrong with him today, but seeing that it was almost time, she quickly stood up and said, "Shouldn't we go out? I'll go change my clothes."

He then stood up and walked upstairs.

Bai Muyin was watching her back with his dark eyes, and finally called out to her, "Shushu."

Yun Shudai paused as she was about to go upstairs, then turned around and murmured an "Mmm."

"I suddenly remembered that I had some urgent matters to attend to."

"Oh." Yun Shudai retracted her raised foot and said, "Aren't you going out today?"

"Okay, I'm leaving now." With that, Bai Muyin got up and walked towards the door.

Yun Shudai saw him to the door, this time without a farewell kiss, and watched his car drive away.

She wasn't in a good mood either; she could sense Bai Muyin's hesitation.

What are you hesitating about? Is it because you don't like it enough? Or is there something else?

Back in her room, Yun Shudai seemed lost in thought. She carried her baby upstairs, sat by the bedroom window, and looked at the lawn lit up by the nightlight in the backyard, sighing repeatedly, "Baby, am I not good enough?"