Halfway through the party, Fu Hanzheng had met some important figures and had no desire to stay any longer.

He came over to pick up Gu Weiwei and said to Ling Jiao.

"We're going back now."

"Okay, goodbye." Ling Jiao said with a generous smile.

Gu Weiwei waved to her, then took Fu Hanzheng's hand and left the venue first.

As soon as I got in the car, I couldn't wait to take off my high heels.

Fu Hanzheng instructed the driver to drive, then turned his head to look at her blushing face.

How much did you drink?

"Don't worry, I promise I didn't get drunk today," Gu Weiwei assured her.

Although Fu Hanzheng wouldn't forbid her from drinking, he strictly forbade her from getting drunk.

Fu Hanzheng handed her some water, saying, "It's good that you know this, but don't take your health for granted."

Every time he gets drunk, he not only makes a scene all night, but also feels dizzy and lightheaded for a day or two. He swears he will never get drunk again, but as soon as he's not around, he forgets about it again.

Gu Weiwei took the water, drank a sip, looked out the window, and said...

"It's a bit unfair to Fu Xiaoer if we run away ahead of time."

“No, he likes these kinds of occasions,” Fu Hanzheng said.

He doesn't particularly like these social occasions unless absolutely necessary.

However, in business, social obligations are unavoidable.

However, Fu Shiqin was always quite adept at handling such occasions.

Therefore, Fu Shiqin usually handles the company's social engagements, and he will make an appearance when necessary.

It was almost ten o'clock when we got back to the Fu family's old house.

Gu Weiwei was about to put on her shoes and get out of the car when Fu Hanzheng spoke up.

"No need to wear it, it's just a few steps."

"I can't just walk barefoot," Gu Weiwei muttered.

As soon as he finished speaking, Fu Hanzheng got out of the car, walked around to the back of the car, and opened the door.

"Let's go, Mrs. Fu."

Gu Weiwei got out of the car and stepped on his leather shoes.

"I think I should put my shoes on."

As they were talking, Fu Hanzheng had already picked her up.

Gu Weiwei was startled, holding the shoes in one hand and putting her other hand on her shoulder.

"Mom and Dad are home, stop making a fuss."

“They’re used to it,” Fu Hanzheng said, carrying her directly into the house.

Fu Shengying glanced at the scene in the living room and sighed speechlessly.

Not only Fu Shiqin and Fu Shiyi couldn't stand his constant displays of affection, but he couldn't stand it either.

Gu Weiwei changed into slippers and entered the room. Seeing that the two children were not in the living room, she asked them a question.

"Are Youyou and Tiantian asleep?"

"I'm going to sleep. I've left you dinner; I'll have someone heat it up for you." Fu Shengying calmly flipped through the book in her hand.

Gu Weiwei returned to her room, changed out of her evening gown, and then went to the restaurant to eat.

Mrs. Fu came out of the children's room and ran to the dining room a while later, placing a medicine box on the table.

What is this thing?

Gu Weiwei glanced at it, then remained silent, not daring to utter a sound.

Because Fu Hanzheng didn't use a condom last week, and it happened to be during her ovulation period, she bought emergency contraception and took it, which her mother-in-law found out about.

"Mom, could you... please not touch our things in the room?"

"This is what your daughter found today," Madam Fu said, glaring at him. "Don't you know that taking this medicine is bad for your health?"

"Mom, I only ate it once," Gu Weiwei said honestly.

Besides, she was the one who took the initiative that time, so it's not good to let Fu Hanzheng take the blame.

Madam Fu looked at her and said gently.

"You can eat, don't worry about it."

After saying that, she turned to Fu Hanzheng and spoke in a completely different tone.

"If you're so careless, you might as well just get a tubal ligation."

Gu Weiwei choked on a mouthful of rice, but swallowed it after drinking some water.

"Mom, Mom, it's really not necessary, it's not that serious."