Rowdy's question came out of nowhere, and Yuna's heart thumped hard.

Rowdy didn't say it explicitly, but she still vaguely understood why Rowdy was doing this.

Last night, Rowdy should have already determined that the purpose of her return was not pure.

So, as soon as he came back today, he was in a hurry to separate her and Emily.

Rowdy should be worried that when the time comes for him to reveal her, she will use Emily to escape.

But, she knew that something like that would never happen.

Even if she had no way to survive, she would never use Emily.

She hoped more than anyone that Mu could grow up healthy, how could she possibly take advantage of him and leave a shadow trauma in his heart?

However, even if she could tell Rowdy this plainly, Rowdy should not believe it.

Besides, she and Emily, really should be separated.

Otherwise, when it comes time to actually separate, the little guy won't be able to handle it.

Thinking this way, Yuna didn't start an argument with Rowdy, and only said, "In this matter, you should let me discuss with Emily."

Rowdy sneered and looked at Yuna grimly, "You mean that Emily listens to you more?"

Yuna knew that she had perhaps revealed herself, yet she still did not have the slightest fear, she met Rowdy's gaze and asked rhetorically, "Isn't it?"

As a matter of fact, compared to Rowdy as his daddy, Emily did listen more to Yuna.

Rowdy was choked speechless, and finally could only say in a muffled voice, "I'll give you a chance, you can talk to him now."

Yuna didn't pay any more attention to Rowdy and extended his hand towards Emily, "Emily, come over to my side."

Emily came over in a resigned manner, looking at Yuna with tearful eyes, still choking.

It was obvious that the little kid was upset, and the tiny person looked helpless and pitiful.

Yuna felt a sour pain in his heart, reached out his hand to wipe the tears from the little one's face, and said, "I want to talk to you for a while, is that okay?"

"Uh, yes." Mu choked back a sob and nodded.

Yuna was patient and looked at the little one softly, "Why are you crying so hard? Because of the matter of going to school, or because you're going to be separated from me?"

I don't know which sentence poked Emily's tear ducts, the little guy "wow", cried out again.

It wasn't the first time Yuna had dealt with this kind of situation, but the other party was Emily, so it was inevitable that she was still a bit overwhelmed, and she could only coax the little one, "Don't cry, you can talk to me slowly."

Mu bawled while saying, "Auntie Yuna, I don't want to be separated from you."

"I know." Yuna hugged Emily and stroked the back of his head, "But have you forgotten what we agreed on?"

"I ..." Mu choked, her voice full of innocence, "I didn't forget ah ..."

"Then don't cry." Yuna whispered in Emily's ear, "You have to do what you promised me."

Mu promised Yuna that he wouldn't cry and would grow up well without hanging what happened.

Yuna said so, the little one could only nod his head, stopping his tears, leaving only a shallow sobbing sound.

Yuna helped the little guy wipe the tear tracks on his face and coaxed him for a while before going to find Rowdy.

Rowdy was reading a document, when he saw Yuna coming over, he coldly asked, "How is Emily?"

"Emily is fine." Yuna paused, but still asked, "When do you plan to send Emily to school?"

"This afternoon, there's no discussion." Rowdy glanced at Emily, no emotion in his voice, "You'd better help him accept this fact."

Yuna looked at Rowdy in disbelief, "Can't you give Emily an extra half day?"

"Heh--" Rowdy's gaze deepened a few more points, "He's my son, it's fate that didn't give him any extra time."

"..."

Yuna opened his mouth, but realized that he had no words at all.

Rowdy did do this for Emily's sake.

She had to admit that being born as Rowdy's son, Emily had to grow up and learn more skills faster than other children.

Otherwise, danger would come to him at any time, and danger would not take into account that he was only a five-year-old child, but would only be cruel and merciless to him.

As a matter of fact, Rowdy did think about Emily.

He had already determined that Yuna didn't really want to come back, and once she had the chance, she would definitely leave.

This family, after all, will only have him and Emily left.

If that was the case, why didn't he let Emily adapt to being without Yuna earlier?

Otherwise, according to Emily's dependence on Yuna, the day Yuna left, he would have been even more upset than he is now.

Lots of injuries and pain that little kids should adapt to as early as possible.

Rowdy then emphasized in a cold voice, "Regardless of whether or not you can talk to Emily, this afternoon, he must go to school!"

His tone sounded as if it was non-negotiable.

Yuna didn't bother to argue with him and nodded, "I know, I'll discuss with Emily and convince him to accept your arrangement."

Rowdy snorted coldly, "I'll give you thirty minutes."

He went up the stairs without looking back, and Tohko hurried to keep pace with him.

Into the study, Rowdy as if very tired, the whole person disheveled in the office chair, and lit a cigarette boredom smoke up.

Milo stood in front of the table and hesitated for a moment, but still asked, "Brother Rowdy, I thought that when you came back, you would do something to Miss Wallace. However, you didn't do anything, why is that?"

The moment he knew the purpose of Yuna's return, Rowdy had clearly broken down in a fit of rage.

Milo knew Rowdy, and according to his usual style, he would deal with Yuna as soon as he returned.

Conrad City has always had zero tolerance for traitors.

However, the truth was that Concrete City had come back with absolutely no movement at all, as if he didn't know anything yet.

This was completely against Rowdy's style, which was why Milo was so surprised.

Rowdy took a deep drag on his cigarette, the corner of his lips hooked up in a meaningful arc,"You think my behavior is ridiculous, don't you? I also think it's ridiculous."

The more Milo listened, the less he understood, and he looked at Rowdy in a puzzled manner, "Brother Rowdy, why do you ... say that?"

Rowdy exhaled a ring of smoke and slowly said, "The moment I saw Yuna sneak into my study, I was almost certain that she had returned to me to work undercover. At that moment, I couldn't wait to deal with her immediately. But when I came home and saw her, I suddenly changed my attention."

Milo then asked, "Brother Rowdy, what are you going to do now?"

"... "This time, Rowdy paused for a long time before slowly saying, "My intention? As long as she doesn't try to leave, I won't reveal her identity, and I won't care what she offers to Sir Mu Si; as long as she's still willing to stay here, I'll keep her. I may even give him another chance if she is honest with me."

As it turned out, Rowdy still overestimated himself.

He thought that in a fit of rage, she could lay her hands on Yuna.

Yet, he still wanted to spare her and give her another chance.

"... "Milo was silent for a long time, and said in an exclamatory tone, "Brother Rowdy, you really like Miss Yuna."

Rowdy hooked up the corners of his lips, his smile looked a little miserable, "Maybe." After a pause, he lit another cigarette, "You go down."

Milo opened his mouth, but in the end, he didn't say anything else, nodded, and left the study.

On the way downstairs, Tohko sighed all the way.

He didn't know if he should feel happy for Yuna or feel sad.

He knew very well that Rowdy never forgave a person without a reason.

Conrad City's tolerance is all because something is expected.

This time, Rowdy was obviously expecting Yuna to change her mind, give up on Wesley and return to him.

If Yuna can t comprehend Rowdy s intentions and is obsessed with wanting to go back to Wesley, then ... her end will be worse than Rowdy dealing with her right now.

Once she failed Rowdy's expectations, Yuna would be in pain.

That's the thing, people who are loved deeply and end up not getting it tend to get hurt.

Downstairs, Yuna was oblivious and was still discussing with Emily about the little one going to school.

Emily flattened his mouth, his face full of reluctance, "I don't want to go to kindergarten, what the teacher teaches is so childish, I learned it a long time ago, there's no point for me to attend classes at all!" Saying that, she started to pout, "Auntie Yuna, I want to stay home with you!"

Yuna stroked the little guy's head and patiently guided him, "Daddy didn't let you go to kindergarten to let you learn things, he wanted you to experience kindergarten life. Believe me, kindergarten will be fun, you'll find a lot of fun there."

Emily bristled, "I don't think so oh! Kindergarten is full of little kids, they can get hung up on simple questions for a long time, and they'll cry over the smallest things, it's not fun!"

"You're a little kid yourself!" Yuna cried and laughed, patiently coaxing the little one, "Kids cry, didn't you just cry?"

"..." Mu glared, he admitted that he had just cried, but he didn't want to admit that he was childish, his black grape-like eyes skittered for a long time, and finally squeezed out a sentence, "My tears are not the same as them... Hmph!"

Yuna was caught off guard, and with a "pfft-", he was just amused by the little guy.

She looked at the little one curiously, "How are your tears different from theirs?"

Mu flattened her mouth, "My tears are more handsome looking!"

"Well, all the more reason for you to go to kindergarten!" Yuna followed the little guy's crooked reasoning and said in a good way, "You're so handsome, there will be a lot of little girls who will like you, won't you go and feel it?"

Mu thought for a moment and asked without answering, "Auntie Yuna, do you like me?"

Yuna nodded without hesitation, "Love it!"

"Well, that's enough!" Mu skimmed her lips, "I don't need the likes of other girls!"

Yuna smiled helplessly, "Emily, one day, you will need it."