"But don't you feel that your mom and dad don't spend enough time with you?" Nan Sang only recently stepped down from her work. Before that, she spent most of her time at work and the rest of her time with her child. After the child turned one, Nan Sang mostly entrusted the child to the care of the maid. She spent less than an hour a day with the child.
"No, the other children's mothers don't accompany them often either." Many children are picked up by their maids, and some are picked up by their grandparents. It's almost impossible for someone like him to have his mother pick him up every day.
"Xiao Chen, don't you like Mommy to be with you?" Wan Ge asked, looking at her son. What went wrong? Why was Xiao Chen always by his side in other worlds, and Xiao Chen never seemed unhappy or disliked it? In fact, he was always very clingy to him.
Is there a problem with my parenting style? Or is there a problem with how I spend time with my child? “I don’t dislike it. I’m happy when my mom spends time with me, but my dad said that my mom belongs to him and I can’t keep her all to myself.”
He was naturally happy when his mother played with him, but even when she didn't, he didn't feel sad. Nan Chen felt that he was happy whether his mother was there or not.
But his father was unhappy. Every time his mother was by his side, he could sense that his father was not happy.
He loves his father very much and doesn't want to see him unhappy.
"Do you really want Mom to go and stay with Dad?" Wange asked again very seriously.
Nan Chen nodded obediently: "Mom, go ahead. Don't worry, Aunt Xiaoxiao will be with me. I won't be lonely."
"Alright, then Mother will go." Wan Ge patted his head and finally got up.
…
"Wife." Nan Sang was overjoyed to see Wan Ge walking towards her and hugged her tightly.
"You told Xiao Chen that I am yours and he can't take me away?" Wan Ge raised an eyebrow and looked into his eyes.
Nan Sang looked back at Wan Ge and answered seriously, "I'm not wrong either. You are my wife, and you belong to me alone."
Wan Ge smiled helplessly: "What a jealous man, even jealous of his son."
"I don't care." Nan Sang hugged Wan Ge tightly, her voice still full of grievance, her eyes reddening again: "Are you going to yell at me?"
"How could that be?" Wange felt a pang of heartache when she saw that the other person was about to cry again.
Seeing this, Nan Sang smiled contentedly: "I knew my wife was the best. She would never scold me."
"Why are you still acting like a little kid?" Wan Ge pinched his cheek.
Nan Sang whispered in his ear, "Then I'll always be my wife's little child."
…
After that, Nan Sang would often accompany Wan Ge to pick up and drop off the children.
However… Wan Ge tossed the application form to Nan Sang: “Why are you enrolling your child in a summer program? Why didn’t you even ask me?”
Kindergartens offer summer programs to allow parents who lack time to spend with or care for their children to entrust them with peace of mind. However, these parents are not people who lack time to spend with their children.
Nan Sang looked at her, remained silent for a long time, and then said, "If we don't send him there, does Wange want to stay with him every day?"
Nan Sang's expression remained relatively calm, but Wan Ge inexplicably felt a chill run down her spine, much like the feeling she had when he had always followed her back then.
Helpless, Wange reached out and hugged him: "Sangsang, I didn't think that way, I just felt you needed to tell me."
"You wouldn't agree even if I told you." Nan Sang lowered her head.
How do you know I disagree if you don't tell me?
"So you agreed?" Nan Sang's voice was full of surprise.
"It seems too late to disagree now."
"I knew you liked him more, hmph!"
"If I liked him more, I would have carried him and run away."
Nan Sang was terrified upon hearing this and immediately hugged the person tightly: "Don't run away."
——
①Don't run away, you can only be mine.
②He will have a wife to accompany him in the future, and you are my wife.
③ Don't leave me, never.
—Nan Sang
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