The stars were lively, the moonlight shimmered like water, echoing the neon-lit cityscape below, imparting a feeling of peering into a bustling world from a remote sanctuary.
Ye Shu did not follow Sheng Shaochen out of the car because she feared that any movement might awaken Little Brother Kai.
Most importantly, she did not want to be alone with Sheng Shaochen, faced with a man who had completely erased her from his mind; she did not know how to interact with him.
Little Brother Kai was different, though he was Sheng Shaochen's child with another woman, the little one's presence beside her invoked an indescribable sense of happiness.
She cherished that feeling.
Suddenly, the car door opened, and Sheng Shaochen leaned in, gently placed his son on the seat, then, without explanation, scooped Ye Shu entirely out of the car.
