Chapter 197: Sooner or later we will know each other
Chapter 169
When it was time to get off work, Xia Ximo said hello to Linda and was about to leave directly. Before she left, Ling Shaohua walked out, looked at her and said, "Ximo..."
Xia Ximo turned her head and looked at Ling Shaohua. She was slightly startled. Then she remembered something. She hurriedly said: "Shaohua, I can't have dinner with you at noon. I want to go to school to see my son."
When Ling Shaohua heard this, he subconsciously became worried. He quickly asked: "What's wrong? What's wrong with your son?"
Xia Ximo shook his head and said, "It's okay, I just wanted to go see him all of a sudden."
Ling Yiche's words always made her feel a little uneasy.
It was really hard for her to let go.
She was very afraid of what would happen to Xiao Tiantian.
By then, she would really be unable to forgive herself.
Ling Shaohua looked at her worried look, thought for a moment, and said, "I'll go with you."
Xia Ximo subconsciously wanted to refuse, "No, I'll be back soon."
She really didn't know how to let Ling Shaohua see her son.
Ling Shaohua looked like he couldn't refuse, and said: "It doesn't matter, I will get to know him sooner or later anyway."
The implication of those words was to tell Xia Ximo that he was determined to win Xia Ximo.
Naturally, Xia Ximo could hear it clearly. She frowned, so confident?
To be honest, she had never considered getting married. With a son like Xiao Tiantian, she felt that she was living a happy life, so she no longer needed a man to disturb her life.
But looking at Ling Shaohua's appearance, it seemed that he really would not give up.
Thinking of this, she turned her eyes and thought of her son, Xiao Tiantian. She thought for a while and looked at Ling Shaohua in front of her. Forget it, there are some things that cannot be hidden, so it is better to let him know earlier.
As he said, whether she would be with him or not, he would probably get to know her son sooner or later.
In Binjiang, she did not protect her son so comprehensively, just like an ordinary child. It was quite easy for him to know who her son was.