I was raised by the villain

Chapter 67 Boss, Pass You Cigarettes (40)

"Little girl, don't hide, come out." Lu Qingwu stood up and patted the ashes on his knees.

Xuesi Yingying walked over: "Mr. Lu is good."

Lu Qingwu put his hands in his pockets, and his tone couldn't hear sadness or happiness: "It's not a good habit to peek at others, especially those who will enter my Lu family in the future."

"Yo, you speak with confidence." Xue Si smiled, "I just cleaned up the miscellaneous fish for your Lu family, you should know."

Lu Qingwu didn't have much to say: "Axi has changed a lot."

Xue Si frowned, "Then I won't worry about someone seeking revenge on me, my lord."

Lu Qingwu said in a low voice: "I suddenly understand why that kid must be you."

"What, your good son poured cold water on the girl and let her sleep on the sofa."

"To be the daughter-in-law of my Lu family, you can't be so delicate."

"Cut," Xuesi pouted, "wife and child slave."

The two walked on the way back to the old house, talking peacefully, like old friends they haven't seen for many years.

"You should have secretly visited Lu Zhixing many times. He even knows where to put the ashtray at his house."

"A lot of ghosts. There are marks in the ashtray. Are you smoking?"

"Why don't you question your son?"

"He has a cleanliness obsession, just like his mother, he can't stay when he smells smoke."

"I'm a bad girl, you guys know it too. How about some treats for your future daughter-in-law?"

"Hmph, I don't know if he is willing to come back, but he knows how to study computers every day."

"People also have personal hobbies. It's not wrong to like to study code. I also saw him attacking other countries' websites that violated our country's speech that day."

"For the country, it's not bad at all."

"That's not true, your son is really a person with a big heart." Xue Si gently hooked the corners of her lips.

"Marrying him, don't you regret it?" Lu Qingwu stopped and asked her, "He may not be able to give his heart to you completely in this lifetime."

Xuesi also stopped, and looked up at Lu Qingwu: "Then do you regret it? You put your heart on his mother for the rest of your life, and no one knows about it."

Lu Qingwu looked at her fixedly.

"No regrets."

The two of them took another step together, and the weeds on the side of the road swayed in the wind, showing signs of early spring.

"His mother is a doctor and has been busy all her life. Lu Zhixing often goes to the hospital to accompany her, and is greatly influenced by her."

"At the time when the epidemic broke out, his mother had been fighting on the front line. I was busy with the company, so I took Lu Zhixing to his grandparents."

"Fucking mother is still infected with the virus in the end, but I think she is so good and powerful, it is impossible for her to die."

"But she left anyway. She left without a sound. Apart from her colleagues, no one was notified, not even a promotional copy."

Lu Qingwu's voice was very flat, as if he was telling a very warm story many years ago.

"I wasn't notified either. In the end, it was my dad's body. In order for me to devote myself wholeheartedly to the company, I didn't know she was dead until she was buried and buried in the ground a month later."

"She has no relatives in the world. Only me and Zhixing. Zhixing hates me so much, I know."

"There are tens of thousands of people in my company. They also have to work and eat. I don't need to eat or drink, but I have to think about them. This is what Ah Ning told me, through her silence left to tell me."

"But she is still cruel after all," Lu Qingwu's vision blurred for a moment, and the corners of his slightly wrinkled eyes gradually turned red, "Leave me and Zhixing alone."

"That's why I found a woman. I wanted to anger her and ask her to come back, but she didn't, and never did. Until now, I realized that she might be angry."

"Zhixing has grown up and doesn't need to be taken care of anymore," Lu Qingwu's voice was flat, "I'm living with Yu Xi like this, it can be regarded as my punishment."

　It's not a joke, but a simple tribute to every medical staff and every worker who silently pays behind them!
　　
　
(End of this chapter)