The gangster prince fell in love with me

Chapter 110 Family War ①

Wen Yuxuan sent me home that night, but unexpectedly ran into my mother, she was almost surprised and said to me, "Lulu, why did you come back so late!"

Apparently she just got off work.

Then, she saw Wen Yuxuan following me.

Wen Yuxuan greeted generously, "Hello, Auntie!"

Mom nodded and smiled at her out of politeness, but then I saw her dark clouds and she told me to hurry home.

Saying goodbye to Wen Yuxuan, I followed my mother all the way.

She didn't say anything, but all the bad premonitions were already flooding my mind.

I can even think of what my mother will say.

At school, I was already surrounded by enemies, and the only happiness was the short time spent with Wen Yuxuan every day. If this time was taken away, I really don't know how to live.

When I got home, my mother just asked me to do my homework quickly.

In the living room, only the small wall lamp next to the sofa was turned on. The light was dim, and the atmosphere in the room was so depressing, which made my heart feel like it was beating wildly.

Sure enough, my mother began to send me to school from the next day, and then I could see her picking me up at the school gate on time when school was over.

I could only see Wen Yuxuan occasionally between classes, and I told him not to look for me, if my mother sees us together again, I am afraid there will be a bloody family battle.

I originally thought that my mother would send me to and from school just like before, and last for less than half a month, but this time she was fighting a protracted battle.

For a full month, she picked up and dropped off from school every day.

I said impatiently, "I'm not a primary school student anymore, can you stop picking me up every day?"

My mother said sarcastically, "You are not even as good as a primary school student now. You know how to fall in love all day long. Do you still want to have your own future?"

Look, here we go again.

It seems that every time she preaches, she is inseparable from her future, getting into college, and finding a good job.

I said displeased, "You look at me like a prisoner all day long, have you ever thought about my feelings?"

My mother choked up again and said, "Why are you so ignorant now? I worked so hard to raise you, just for these things?"

(End of this chapter)