Fu Hanzheng went back to the master bedroom, put on some comfortable loungewear, and washed up before speaking.

"While she's still asleep, I'll hold her for a while. You go change your clothes."

Gu Weiwei carefully handed Tian Tian over to Fu Hanzheng and was about to go upstairs to change her clothes when Fu Hanzheng spoke to her.

"There's a dressing room over there, no need to go upstairs."

Gu Weiwei turned her head and glanced at him before going to the walk-in closet next to the master bedroom. One side of the closet was filled with Fu Hanzheng's suits and loungewear, as well as ties, and a cabinet for storing watches and cufflinks.

In other areas, there are all the latest seasonal clothes and bags for women, all kinds of shoes, and in the middle of the dressing room, an entire counter is filled with all kinds of expensive jewelry.

She looked around the walk-in closet. In fact, from many places in this house, it was clear that she had been living with Fu Hanzheng for many years.

However, her memories of the past few years are completely blank, leaving her with too many things she can't understand.

Undeniably, Fu Hanzheng is an extremely charming man.

If it weren't for his terrible relationship with the Gu family, she couldn't guarantee that she wouldn't be attracted to him.

Yuan Meng told her so much, but given that she always spoke casually, she was only half-convinced by everything she said.

She stood in the dressing room for a moment, lost in thought, until she heard Tian Tian crying again from the room. Then she hurriedly found a set of pajamas and hugged her.

She changed her clothes and went out. Fu Hanzheng was already waiting at the door with his tearful daughter in his arms. He said helplessly.

"She still seems to want you to hold her."

Gu Weiwei took Tian Tian from her arms and comforted her for a while until the little girl fell asleep again.

She then picked her up and placed her on the bed, lying down beside her to make sure her little hands were still clutching her clothes.

Fu Hanzheng went out and brought in water, but when he saw that the little girl was asleep again, he had no choice but to give up on feeding her water.

So, I handed over the other cup.

"Have a drink of water."

Gu Weiwei pursed her lips, took the drink, and drank it.

Fu Hanzheng took the cup and put it down, then busied himself taking the child's temperature.

Gu Weiwei saw him take the thermometer and asked worriedly.

"Is the fever gone?"

"Not yet." Fu Hanzheng sighed.

Gu Weiwei reached out and touched Tian Tian's still slightly flushed face, then asked.

Is Youyou asleep?

"Not yet, I'll go check. You take the child to sleep first," Fu Hanzheng said, getting up and going outside.

When he returned after putting his son to sleep, Gu Weiwei and Tian Tian were already asleep.

He fetched some warm water and wiped Tian Tian's body down before retrieving the documents that Fu Shiqin had asked him to bring back before dinner. He carefully reviewed them and signed them one by one.

After finishing all his work, he sat on the bed, turned his head to look at the mother and daughter sleeping soundly beside him, reached out and touched Tian Tian's forehead, and found that her fever seemed to have subsided a little. He leaned down and gently kissed her forehead.

He looked up and saw his wife standing right next to him.

So, while she was still asleep, he leaned in and lightly pecked her lips like a dragonfly skimming the water.

Then, she lay on her side on the bed, gently gazing at the sleeping mother and daughter. Her tender and focused expression seemed to be that of someone looking at the most precious treasure in the world.

It was certainly a little sad for him that Weiwei was now so distant from him.

But he knew that this was not her intention. Many people were affected during the experiment, but she survived until she returned.

He thought that she had done her best and used all her willpower to try to get back to him.

He wasn't angry at her current resistance to him; he was only afraid that when she recovered, she would feel guilty for neglecting him and their two children.