Little Terrified Bun

200% effort; not to mention he doesn’t know why they moved out in the first place, even if he did, he wouldn’t tell the other person.

He pretended to play dumb by giving an ambiguous answer and acting dull and drowsy, making the other person lose interest.

Right.
How can I expect to get something out of a fool? Wei Yuhui thought to himself.

Phew! Wei Jing let out a sigh of relief secretly.
It actually wouldn’t have mattered if he wasn’t willing to say anything, but probably because he was badly tricked by this person in his past life that he tensed up naturally upon seeing him.
Wei Jing’s eyes moved left to right, and suddenly froze when he saw something.

A huge smile revealed on his face.
Like a pet who has found its owner, he charged towards the door happily, with the bunny ears on his hat flapping as he ran.
“Big Brother!!”

Wei Yuhui, who suddenly realized that he was being tricked: …umm.

“Come on, let’s go home.” Wei Zhe’s eyes were full of warmth as he carried the child in his arms and patted his back as a means of comfort.

Wei Jing hugged the teenager’s shoulder with his head resting on Wei Zhe’s neck, and asked in a muffled voice, “Aren’t we leaving after dinner?” Not showing Wei He any respect, is it really the right thing to do?

“It’s fine, I already let father know.” Wei Zhe replied to Wei Jing while glancing over at Wei Yuhui with a cold look.
His dark eyes seemed unfathomable.
As if Wei Yuhui was being targeted by a superior monster, small droplets of sweat started to form on his forehead.

Luckily, Wei Zhe left with Wei Jing in his arms within seconds.

Leaving only Wei Yuhui behind in the luxurious, yet lonely lobby, bathed in cold sweat.

Wei Jing and Wei Zhe were sent home by the Wei family chauffeur.
The sky had dimmed when they arrived at their house.
Wei Jing was becoming sleepy, rubbing his eyes and letting out big yawns, but his body naturally continued to walk forward.

Suddenly, the teenager beside him stopped moving.
Wei Jing turned around in puzzlement and saw a thirty-year-old-looking man appear behind them out of nowhere.

That man was tall; he wore a clean coat and a pair of black laced shoes, and his face gave off an unkind aura, like a criminal.
Wei Jing recognized him; he’s Wei Zhe’s uncle, his mother’s younger brother.

But the weird thing was – not a single person in the Yan family was willing to get in touch with Big Brother in the past life, not even when he died – why did his uncle suddenly appear in this lifetime?

“Wei Zhe.” Yan Laosan (tl note: Laosan is not his actual name, it only means that he’s the third eldest in the family) pressed on his lips and spoke in an aggressive tone; bystanders would probably think that he was someone seeking revenge.

“It’s me.
Is anything the matter?” Wei Zhe took a step forward, naturally moving Wei Jing behind him.

As if Yan Laosan was extremely dissatisfied with Wei Zhe’s attitude.
His eyebrows furrowed even more, making him appear more threatening.
He pointed his fingers at the parked car nearby and replied, “Let’s discuss it in the car.”

After a moment of thought, Wei Zhe said, “Please wait for me, I’ll send my younger brother up first.”

Although Yan Laosan looked like a mafia boss, he was actually a kind person who did things for the greater good.
He was honest and dependable; he treated youngsters with love, and even dedicated his life to taking down kidnappers, saving numerous children and women.

“There’s no need, bring him along.” Yan Laosan stared at Wei Zhe upon hearing the reply, “It’s too dangerous for a child to stay home alone.”