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Chapter 1003: Chapter 1003: Reunion
Tan Shaoting ran up to Su Yuanyuan and hugged her tightly.
He felt his heart pounding intensely. He was truly very excited. At this moment, the three children also hugged the two of them.
It was only then that Su Yuanyuan’s tears began to fall.
She didn’t have any special feelings for this man, but she did for the three children.
She naturally liked children. Although these three children were not born from her, they were born from this body. They were connected by blood, which was something that couldn’t be surrendered.
Tan Shaoting’s tears fell onto Su Yuanyuan’s neck, feeling cold. The three children cried even more loudly.
At this time, Zhang Chunsheng and the others had gathered around, but seeing this scene, none of them approached again. It was just too sad.
The crying of the children made their eyes redden.
Su Yuanyuan wanted to struggle out of Tan Shaoting’s embrace, but no matter how she tried, she couldn’t break free. She wanted to hold the children, her clothes were thin, and now they were all wet.
The family hugged each other and cried, truly causing onlookers to shed tears. No one would come over to disturb them.
Tan Shaoting was so sad he lost control of himself. The struggle of his wife just now made him heartbroken. How could his wife be so distant from him? It wasn’t like this; they were a loving couple, and his wife shouldn’t treat him this way. So, he held Su Yuanyuan even tighter.
The three children kept chanting "Mom," making Su Yuanyuan cry even more fiercely. But she just couldn’t break free of Tan Shaoting’s embrace.
"Let me go, I want to see the kids."
Tan Shaoting was extremely unwilling. But he knew the children’s hearts. The children missed their mother more. So, he very reluctantly let Su Yuanyuan go.
Once free, Su Yuanyuan immediately turned around and bent down to hug the three children. This time, mother and children cried out loudly.
Tan Shaoting hugged the four of them from the side. They were still a family hugging together.
All those who had come to protect them and Zhang Chunsheng and the others did nothing more than watch this family; they really had it so hard.
Separated when the children were still young, it was like a lifetime apart. A woman bearing the departure of her husband and children alone. That’s probably the reason she could hold on until now after losing her memory.
Hu Zi and the others recalled the eldest sister-in-law’s behavior just after the incident. Now they didn’t know whether to be thankful she lost her memory or to feel sorry for the eldest brother.
Because anyone with eyes could see the eldest sister-in-law was very unfamiliar with the eldest brother.
Chengzi had once seen the eldest sister-in-law crash bombs in the sky and had also seen her crying bitterly alone on a small boat.
Now it seemed a little clearer. The eldest sister-in-law knew about the children and missed them, right? It should have nothing to do with the eldest brother.
Listening to the children’s constant calls of "Mom," Su Yuanyuan cried even harder. She didn’t know whether it was because of the body’s feelings or because, as a woman, she couldn’t bear to hear such sad voices from children.
"Mom, we’re finally back. We missed you, missed you." Qi Wen was crying so hard she couldn’t catch her breath. Qi Yan and Qi Hong didn’t care about acting like boys now.
"Alright, alright. You’re back now, back by Mom’s side."
Tan Shaoting felt very guilty, it was all because of him; otherwise, the family wouldn’t have been separated, and they wouldn’t have been apart for five years.
Now it made his wife ignore him, and that was the thing he couldn’t accept the most.
About twenty minutes later, Su Yuanyuan calmed down a bit. She was holding the three kids.
"Alright, let’s go back. This is not the place to talk. Mom will make you something good to eat."
After saying this, Su Yuanyuan felt a bit bitter. She now didn’t even know what the children liked to eat.
Chengzi and the others saw that things had calmed down a lot over here, and only then did they cautiously come over.
Hu Zi walked at the front. "Eldest brother, eldest brother." His voice was even more excited.
Tan Shaoting nodded at the few people approaching, appearing somewhat estranged.
The few were very surprised, wondering what was going on. In the eldest brother’s eyes, they saw unfamiliarity, yet they knew they weren’t strangers to him.
Tan Shaoting was quite satisfied with the few of them. Over these five years, who knows what they had gone through, yet they were still standing there, proving they were remarkable.
The few were even more cautious, feeling bewildered now.
Chengzi was still the most familiar with Su Yuanyuan, "Sister-in-law, shall we head back?"
Su Yuanyuan nodded, "Go ask the person in charge where the father and son are to go."
Chengzi nodded and quickly ran to inquire and found out they were heading directly to the compound.
"Sister-in-law, let’s go, let’s go back."
Su Yuanyuan nodded, holding the three children’s hands. "Let’s go, let’s head back."
Now the three children were just a head shorter than Su Yuanyuan. She actually wanted to pick them up but it wasn’t realistic anymore.
The four of them squeezed in the back without a complaint, Chengzi drove, and Tan Shaoting sat in the passenger seat.
The car set off again with them still in the center. Zhang Chunsheng decided they’d follow along.
"Something’s not right with the eldest brother, why was he looking at us with such a strange look?" Da Biao said, frowning.
"I said we must follow the eldest brother. Five years away, still in Japan. There will definitely be questioning, I’m uneasy about it."
Zhang Chunsheng frowned. He was also worried, so they had to follow; maybe there would be a place where they could lend a hand.
In the car, the mother and their three children’s hands were still tightly holding each other.
"Mom, will we never be apart again?" Qi Yan looked at his mother longingly.
Su Yuanyuan burst into tears. "Yes. We’ll never be apart again. Wherever I go, I’ll take you with me. We’ll never be apart again."
Qi Hong also looked eagerly at his mom, "I don’t want to live without mom anymore."
"Alright, you’ll be with mom from now on."
Chengzi listened to their conversation upfront, feeling like his tears were about to fall. He glanced at the eldest brother from the corner of his eye.
Now his expression was quite pitiful, like a forsaken little one.
Sister-in-law and the eldest brother had no interaction now. This really wasn’t a good thing.
Having stayed by sister-in-law for quite a while, understanding her somewhat. She had now excluded the eldest brother; her heart no longer included him.
Tan Shaoting also saw Chengzi’s pitying look at him, which made him feel even worse.
Just judging from the earlier situation, his wife must have also blended in now.
He didn’t want his wife to be like this, not because he didn’t want her to be too outstanding, but because he knew his wife had a free spirit. She didn’t like being restrained. She longed for pressure-free, easygoing life.