Mrs. Huo wants to have a second child

Jiang Lijia closed the suitcase and took out her cell phone to verify the information of the purchased flight ticket.

After checking everything, she came back to the thorny issue of how to explain to Han Fangyuan that she wanted to take him back to Nancheng to attend high school.

Although Han Fangyuan still has a year before he goes to high school, Jiang Lijia still wants to discuss it with him now.

If she could get his consent now, she could prepare what Han Fangyuan would need for his future trip to Nancheng. But if Han Fangyuan wanted to stay in Jingcheng, she could also start preparing for his future development path in Jingcheng.

"Oh, but how do I start?" Jiang Lijia was confused.

"Knock down!"

There is someone knocking at the door.

"Huh?" After opening the door, Jiang Lijia saw Han Fangyuan standing at the door.

"Will you come in?" Jiang Lijia moved sideways to make way for him.

Han Fangyuan shook his head and looked at her and said, "I don't want to go to Nancheng. I will continue to study in Jingcheng for high school. You don't have to feel burdened. I can take good care of myself."

Jiang Lijia listened to his words. Although his tone was indifferent, as if everything he said was very calm and did not require any consideration, Jiang Lijia felt tense in her heart. She never thought of leaving him alone.

"That's not what I meant. I don't think you're a burden."

Han Fangyuan smiled and said, "I know you don't think so, but I can do it myself. You just need to live your life well."

Jiang Lijia shook her head and said, "I know you can do it alone, but I don't want you to be alone. It's tiring, and you're still a child."

Although Jiang Lijia is a few years older than Han Fangyuan, her mental age is simpler and younger than Han Fangyuan, who has been struggling in society for several years.

Han Fangyuan was not moved at all by Jiang Lijia's words as Jiang Lijia expected. Two people who grew up in different environments often have different perceptions of what they consider to be their burdens.

"It's not difficult to keep living, and I don't feel tired."

Jiang Lijia wanted to see a trace of insincere emotion in his eyes, but she didn't see it. Han Fangyuan was really as powerful as she thought.

She felt that she really should change her mind, and a relieved smile finally appeared on her face.

Jiang Lijia nodded and looked at him, "Okay, I support you in making your decision, but I still want to tell you that I will be your support. Whenever you need someone to rely on, I will be there."

The thin boy in front of her finally showed a hint of emotion, and put on the most sincere smile he had seen in the past few days. The slight coolness that came with the spring breeze woke Jiang Lijia, who had been immersed in thought.

Jiang Lijia smiled and walked forward to hug the boy's thin shoulders, "So you look so cute when you smile?"

Like a bad sister teasing a little girl, Han Fangyuan's shoulders stiffened instantly.

But Jiang Lijia seemed even happier, as if she had discovered the side of herself that Han Fangyuan had been hiding.

"You are too thin. It seems I have to take you to eat more delicious food." This sentence was exactly what Jiang Lijia felt after hugging Han Fangyuan. It was really a very thin piece.

Han Fangyuan turned to look at Jiang Lijia, nodded helplessly, and answered her with a dry throat, "Okay..."

At this moment, the person who facilitated this conversation immediately jumped out and said, "I want one too! There are so many delicious foods in South City!"