Daily Life of a Villain’s Mother

Ch.295 He Han’s Past (2)

Old Mrs. He was anxious. "So what about now? Did you abduct her son and run off with him?" Old Mrs. He was worried that He Han was being rash and only wanted the child, because she had never seen He Han like anyone before.

"And that girl you mentioned you liked last time, what about her?"

Old Mrs. He tossed out question after question. She was worried that He Han would do the wrong thing and hurt others, causing misfortune to those girls.

He Han could tell at a glance that Old Mrs. He was overthinking it, and he began to laugh helplessly.

"Grandma." He Han stopped her.

"The person I like is Dudu's mother. Only later did I find out she'd given birth to him."

He Han's tone was unhurried as he explained the matter. "She still doesn't know that I know so don't go looking for her. I'll find a chance to come clean to her in the next few days."

Old Mrs. He breathed a sigh of relief. "Don't you worry, I won't dip my fingers into this."

He Han had always been a man with a plan. Now that he had decided on what to do, she might even lose this chubby great-grandson of hers if she tries to interfere.

It was also such a rare opportunity for He Han to have feelings for a girl. There was still a long future ahead for both of them.

After talking to Old Mrs. He, she reluctantly prepared to leave. She went over to Dudu's side and looked at his silhouette that resembled He Han's.

"Goodbye Dudu, Great-Granny will come and see you again."

Dudu crawled up from the ground. "Dudu will see Great-Granny off!"

Old Mrs. He's sadness disappeared in an instant. She could tell at a glance that Dudu's mother teaches him well.

After seeing her off, He Han pinched Dudu's cheek, and the latter looked at him in confusion.

Dudu had no idea that his Mama's little secret had just been dropped right then.

It was deep into the night and the moon was covered by thick clouds that night. Only occasionally one would be able to see the hazy moon. The street lamps on both sides of the street were lit up, casting shadows on the ground.

Since Dudu was still at He Han's house, Ye Fan had no choice but to leave the house and head to He Han's place to retrieve her son. Driving her car, it didn't take her long before he arrived at his house.

He Han had already told Ye Fan the passcode to his door. In order to prevent Ye Fan from forgetting, he even caringly sent the passcode to her phone.

First, Ye Fan pressed on the doorbell before she entered the passcode and went inside.

As soon as she went in, the first thing she noticed was the swing in the front yard. As the night breeze flowed over, the swing would sway faintly. Ye Fan could see that the dimensions of the swing were designed especially for children.

Ye Fan's eyes flickered and turned dim. She continued walking inside.

In the next moment, the door opened. Dudu ran out in excitement with his Spongebob bag on his back.

"Mama!"

He Han followed behind Dudu, his gaze landing on Ye Fan.

The clouds had just parted at the moment and the cold moonlight fell down, illuminating the side of Ye Fan's face. Her long hair was tucked behind her ear, revealing her snow-white neck.

Even though it was dark at the moment, this scene was still clearly reflected in his eyes.

Dudu had not seen Ye Fan for the whole day so she missed him very much and was clamoring for a hug.

Ye Fan reached down to carry him, and Dudu nuzzled her cheek.

He Han had already arrived in front of her.

Their eyes met. "Thank you," she thanked him softly.

He Han smiled. "Don't worry about it."

Ye Fan nodded to He Han, then she said to Dudu, "Say goodbye to Uncle."

Dudu waved to He Han. "Uncle, we'll come again next time!" Then, Ye Fan took him to the car.

The car gradually drove away in the night. After returning home, Ye Fan and Dudu rested for the whole night.

The next day.

Ye Fan was at home, her brows wrinkled into a frown.

Usually, the live broadcast would be held on a sunday night and the competition would be announced a few days before. Then, the contestants would be allowed to practice for a few days before the competition.