C20 Child Issues(last Part)

"It doesn't matter." Aunt Qin pulled Koo Zheng's hand and sat on the sofa. Once again, she carefully looked at Koo Zheng and smiled, "Ziyu's temper isn't that good. He didn't bully you did he?"

Koo Zheng shook her head with a blush. "No."

Except for the fact that he was asking too much of her in some way, he treated her well.

"Madam, the two of you are very close." Mrs. Zhang came out with some fruits and interrupted with a smile. "Ever since Madam came, she has been cooking breakfast for you every morning."

Aunt Qin looked at Koo Zheng in surprise. Not many girls were willing to cook anymore. Most importantly, Ziyu was picky and actually wanted to eat the food made by Koo Zheng every day. It seemed that the relationship between the two of them was indeed quite good.

"You took good care of Ziyu." Aunt Qin said sincerely, her gaze moving from Koo Zheng's face to her lower abdomen as she smiled. "You two have been married for more than a year. It's time to consider having a child."

Child?

When the word came out of Aunt Qin's mouth, Koo Zheng was so shocked that her heart skipped a beat and she almost dropped Aunt Qin's hand. Her marriage with Qin Ziyu was similar to an agreement. There would be a day when the marriage would end and a child would really be born.

Wouldn't it be a mess if he kept cutting it when the time came?

At the most critical moment, when she and Qin Ziyu had broken up, and the child had given it to him, she would not be able to bear it. The child was with her, a single mother, and she could not afford to give him a healthy and prosperous environment.

"Zheng?" Seeing that Koo Zheng had kept her head down and did not say anything, the expression in her eyes kept changing. She thought that she had scared Koo Zheng, so she slowed down her tone and said, "Don't feel pressured. I like both my grandson and granddaughter."

Lili mumbled an "En" and secretly made up her mind that she would have a good talk with Qin Ziyu about this tonight. A child was not to be taken.

"Alright, just put this matter in your heart." Seeing that Koo Zheng agreed, Aunt Qin smiled happily. "Mom understands. It's normal for youngsters like you to want to spend time together, but you still have to have children after you've had enough."

Koo Zheng's face flushed red. She raised her head and smiled shyly at Aunt Qin, "Mom, you just returned to A-City. Do you want to go shopping? I'll accompany you on your tour? "

"No need." Aunt Qin smiled and shook her head. "I have many good sisters in A City. I can look for them, but you don't have to worry about me."

"But …" Koo Zheng opened her mouth. She promised Qin Ziyu that she would take good care of his mother. "Let me accompany you."

Aunt Qin took a sip of her coffee and said with a smile, "Don't worry, we don't have that many rules. I won't cause you any trouble, so you won't have to feel bored accompanying me."

Koo Zheng's heart warmed. To have such an open-minded and considerate mother-in-law was truly a blessing for three lifetimes. Although it was only temporary, she was still grateful.

In the evening, Koo Zheng personally cooked a table of dishes for Aunt Qin to welcome her with. The three of them ate very happily as the atmosphere in the house was very harmonious.

In the evening, before Aunt Qin went upstairs to rest, she looked at Koo Zheng and Qin Ziyu and said meaningfully, "Don't forget what you're doing."

Koo Zheng's face flushed red. Aunt Qin leaving was just a matter of time, so she found a reason to return to her room with a lot of rotten thoughts running through her head.

"What do you mean by serious?" Qin Ziyu pushed the door open and saw that Koo Zheng's cheeks were still red.

Koo Zheng lowered her head and pretended to flip through the book as she said in a low voice, "It's nothing."

The old lady was serious. Didn't they agreed not to mention it? Why did she remind her not to forget the "proper business" in front of Qin Ziyu?

"Are you sure?" Qin Ziyu looked at Koo Zheng and threatened, "I can ask Mom."

After saying that, he stood up and walked towards the door. Koo Zheng was so scared that she threw away her book and ran over to grab Qin Ziyu's arm. She said in a muffled voice, "Don't go, I'll tell you."

Qin Ziyu turned and took Koo Zheng by the arm and held her between her chest and the wall. He lifted her chin with a finger.

Koo Zheng's face was so red that it looked as though it was filled with blood. She lowered her gaze, her long eyelashes falling on her rosy face like the sprouts of a willow tree in March.

"Mom, tell me, tell me …" Lili's face turned redder and redder. Finally, she raised her head to look at Qin Ziyu and gnashed her teeth. "Mom said she wants to hug her grandson."