The Kitty Became a Cutie and Was Pampered in the 80s

"Huh? Really? Wife, we’re actually on the same page? I was just wondering whether I should invite relatives and friends or not, and from what you’re saying, it looks like the city restaurants won’t be able to fit everyone. Let’s have her classmates go to Lin City, but then there’s the issue of transportation." Hearing this, Ruan Jianguo really started to worry. He had opened a restaurant in Lin City last year, and the business was doing well, but was it going to be a bit of a hassle to transport all the classmates there?

He frowned and thought hard for a moment, just about to suggest not doing it all in one day and splitting the events, but before he could speak, he turned his head and saw Shu Jiao’s expressionless, pale little face and immediately fell silent.

"Mom was right, you’re not the same as you used to be, now you’re Ruan the magnate. I just hope that Ruan the magnate won’t forget his old wife in the future, and won’t replace me with someone else when he gets rich..."

"Wife..." If he couldn’t discern Shu Jiao’s attitude at this point, Ruan Jianguo wouldn’t have lived to see this day.

He looked at Shu Jiao’s darkened face and said cautiously, "Wife, why would you think that of me? Even if I got richer, I could replace my son but never you."

"???" On the other side, Ruan Hao and Ruan Jie walked over.

Ruan Jie had just started his holiday yesterday. He had also just graduated from junior high this year and would be moving up to high school next year. He had thought that coming home would allow him to feel the warmth of family, but he never expected to experience this kind of "warmth."

Fortunately, he had grown accustomed to it over the years. He silently took the burlap bag and continued the work that Ruan the magnate hadn’t completed. For more chapters visit novel·fire.net

Watching Ruan the magnate running around the playground with her mother, Ruan Jiaojiao also came over to take over the job. She had just handed out two candies when Xiu Xi pulled her away, pointing to the chairs by the classroom door: "Go take a seat."