An An ignored Li Jingchen's strange anger. He stepped forward, took out the copybook hidden behind his back, and handed it to Li Jingchen. His eyes were a little wandering: "Can you help me take a look?"
Li Jingchen lowered his eyes and saw that it was a pen copybook of "The Analects of Confucius", and he took it over with some surprise.
It can be seen that An An copied very carefully, and even punctured the paper in some places, probably because he had not mastered the strength of writing at the beginning.
The further Li Jingchen looked back, he found that this kind of situation happened less and less in the future, indicating that An An gradually adapted to it.
Li Jingchen turned back another page and found that the handwriting had become lighter, either because there was no ink or the pen was broken.
An An stood on tiptoes, stared at the copybook, and took the initiative to explain: "My pen is broken, so I didn't copy."
Li Jingchen asked: "Where did you get your pen?"
An An said: "The ones included in those copybooks should be gifts."
No wonder it broke so easily.
Li Jingchen said calmly: "I'll give you a new one later."
An An was surprised: "No need?"
Li Jingchen said: "Since you want to learn, then study hard and don't give up halfway."
An An nodded: "I understand."
Li Jingchen immediately returned the copybook to him.
An An didn't answer, but said, "You haven't said anything yet, what about my writing?"
Li Jingchen said coolly: "With words like yours, do you still want me to praise you?"
"That's not what I meant." An An puffed up her face.
Li Jingchen then said: "Compared to last time, it's pretty good."
An An said happily: "Really?"
"Don't be too proud." Li Jingchen said.
An An took the copybook with both hands and solemnly said: "I will not be proud."
With the encouragement of adults, he will only study harder!
Li Jingchen looked at his abnormal behavior today and asked quickly: "I doubt if I asked you to call me 'Dad' now, would you agree to meet Fu Shuo?"
An An was startled and said, "I'm not here for this."
He simply wanted to show Li Jingchen the copybook for guidance, nothing else.
Li Jingchen didn't believe it. This false father-son relationship would only make him feel uncomfortable: "You can't even pretend."
An An felt that his scrutinizing eyes were a bit hurtful. Aren't they father and son? Why did Li Jingchen look at him with such strange eyes, as if he had evil intentions.
After all, An'an was still young and didn't have much money. She just did whatever came to her mind without worrying about the consequences.
Therefore, he proposed to visit Fu Shuo last night, and after learning that he had hurt Li Jingchen's heart, he silently copied the copybooks in his room until very late, hoping to use this method to reconcile with Li Jingchen.
In fact, this trick was very effective for both Lu Wanwan and Fu Shuo.
So An An took it for granted that Li Jingchen would be equally happy after seeing the copybook and praised him as a good boy.
But he seems to be wrong again?
Instead, Li Jingchen attributed his behavior to an impatient desire to please. He looked even angrier.
This made An An feel a rare sense of grievance and frustration.
The man in front of me is really hard to please.
I don’t know how mommy came here before?
Just when the atmosphere was stagnant, Lu Wanwan suddenly pushed the door open and walked out.
Seeing both father and son standing outside, she was a little surprised and asked: "What are you doing?"
When An An saw her, she immediately pursed her lips and called: "Mommy..."
Lu Wanwan heard his aggrieved voice and couldn't help but squat down and asked: "What's wrong?"