Hundreds of billions of marriage favors: marry a wealthy young lady

Chapter 2054 She Wasn't His Match at All

After Mu Jingchen left, Xia Yiyi fell down on the sofa as if her soul had been emptied suddenly.

"Mom!" Xiao Zhengtai sat in Xia Yiyi's arms, "I will not leave you, I don't want Dad."

Xia Yiyi smiled gently, and touched her son's face, "Mom can't bear you either, let's go back to the room and go to sleep."

"Mom, don't leave me behind." Xiao Zhengtai actually sensed a little wavering in her mother's heart.

"You are mother's baby, why is mother willing to leave you behind?" Xia Yiyi kissed her son, "Go back to your room and go to sleep, mother is going to change into pajamas."

"Yes." Mrs. Xiaozheng went back to the room.

Xia Yiyi closed the living room door tightly, went into her own room and changed into her pajamas before returning to her son's small room, and fell asleep with her son in her arms.

Mu Jingchen's words just now affected her emotions.

All she wanted before was to work hard to earn money to support her son and give him a better life, but what Mu Jingchen said just now was not wrong.

What can the son gain by following him?
She has been in prison, worked as a odd job in the night market, and the parents of other people's children are picked up by their parents, but she can only let her son take care of himself at a young age.

But Mu Jingchen can give his son far more than he can give.

Xia Yiyi couldn't sleep all night.

Early the next morning, Xiaozheng got up to prepare breakfast by himself, and then went to the kindergarten.

Xia Yiyi, who fell asleep at dawn, slept until almost ten o'clock. When she opened her eyes, her son had already gone to kindergarten.

Opening the curtains, the strong sunlight came in.

There was a note left by his son on the dining table, Xia Yiyi looked at his son's childish handwriting, and felt even more ashamed of his son, Mu Jingchen's words from last night came to mind again.

Hand over your son to his upbringing?
If he insists on grabbing, she is no match for him at all.

Since he couldn't grab it, why didn't he give it to him to raise him and keep the right to visit his son?
With this thought in Xia Yiyi's mind, she stopped worrying about Mu Jingchen's robbing her son.

On the other side, Xiao Zhengtai, who went to the kindergarten alone, went to the nearest bus stop to wait for the bus to go to the kindergarten. Mu Jingchen drove the car and parked beside him, "Son, I will take you to the kindergarten."

Seeing that it was Mu Jingchen, Mrs. Xiaozheng flicked her face, and was not willing to talk to him at all.

"Let's talk!"

Little Zheng still ignored him.

"If you want to stay with your mother, get in the car!" Mu Jingchen said coldly, "Otherwise, I have plenty of ways to snatch you away from your mother."

Xiaozheng remembered that he had heard other female prisoners talking about it in the prison. This person seemed to be very powerful and powerful in this city.

After thinking about it, Xiaozheng nodded tactfully, opened the car door and got into the co-pilot.

The luxury car drove away smoothly.

Mrs. Xiaozheng said the name of her kindergarten, and Mu Jingchen drove him there. He glanced at Mrs. Xiaozheng with a proud face beside him, and said, "You like your mother very much?"

"Ah."

"But I can't tell at all that you like your mother." Mu Jingchen looked at the front and said casually.

Mrs. Xiaozheng turned to look at him, and Mu Jingchen said unhurriedly: "You are so young, you still have to go to kindergarten, and later you have to go to elementary school, middle school, and university. It will cost a lot of money. Your mother will work harder and harder in the future. You Staying by your mother's side will only become your mother's burden, you have to come with me, so that your mother will not have to work so hard, and you will have a bright future so that your mother will not worry."

"You originally wanted to persuade me to leave my mother?" Xiaozheng asked coolly, "You don't need to waste your time, I won't leave my mother. At worst, I won't go to kindergarten."

"Do you think your mother would agree?"

(End of this chapter)