Madam Li’s Identity Is Exposed Again!

Chi Enen hung up the phone and spaced out for a while. She then messaged the internet trolls, telling them to stop posting for the time being.

An hour later, the audio was sent to her mobile phone.

After confirming that Chi Ya had been taken into custody, Chi Enen saved the audio that had been sent to her and then video called the secretary on the other end, showing him that she deleted the remaining recordings.

Having done all this, Chi Enen finally relaxed. As her tense nerves eased, she noticed that it was getting late.

She closed her laptop, took a bath in the bathroom, and then went out to wake up Baby Chi.

“Knock knock—”

“Baby Chi, it’s time to get up.”

Chi Enen had just knocked twice when the door opened. Chi Jingchen, dressed in a neat little shirt, showed no signs of having slept.

Chi Enen frowned in surprise and peered inside, “Baby, didn’t you sleep?”

“Couldn’t sleep, played some games for a while,” Chi Jingchen quickly changed the subject, “By the way, woman, tonight…”

He was struggling with how to refer to The Neighbor Old Wang.

“Hmm?”

“Tonight, that person, isn’t he coming over for dinner?” Chi Jingchen’s handsome face turned awkwardly aside, as Uncle Li had completely become a nameless entity.

Chi Enen, very aware of where his awkward pride came from, held back laughter and teased him, “Baby, who is that ‘someone’ you’re talking about?”

Chi Jingchen refused to be tricked, his expression soured, and he pouted, muttering, “No one, it doesn’t matter if they come or not! I just wanted to tell you, there’s no food at home. If someone comes over tonight, they can only eat dirt!”

Pfft!

He was clearly worried that his father would have nothing to eat when he came over in the evening, yet he phrased it so fiercely. Chi Enen could no longer hold back her laughter and burst out, “Don’t worry, I won’t let ‘that person’ starve. Aren’t I waking you up to go out? Let’s go buy what we need for tonight. And we’ll take a stroll while we’re at it.”

Chi Jingchen’s ears turned red from being teased, the thin-skinned child’s milky face suddenly darkened, disgruntledly retorted, “Woman, what do you mean ‘while we’re at it, take a stroll’… We’re going out for a stroll, and maybe pick up some groceries along the way!”

Chi Enen brought out shoes for him and patted his head, soothing him, “Yes, yes, our main purpose is to go out for a stroll, and if we happen to pass by, we’ll buy some groceries to take home.”

“That’s more like it.” The five-year-old little guy, his need for attention satisfied, didn’t need Chi Enen to worry and put on his shoes by himself. His hands tucked in his pockets, he was already acting pompous at five, “I’ll wait for you outside, hurry up.”

Chi Enen, “…”

…

In the city center at Wangfu Square, after buying a cup of Cola for the little guy, Chi Enen looked toward a crowded area not far away and said, holding his hand, “Baby, let’s go over there and have a look.”

Baby Chi took a sip of his Cola, full of cool demeanor, and although he wasn’t too willing, he still indulgently followed Chi Enen’s lead.

Wangfu Square was vast, and many businesses chose to set up stages in the square for events to attract consumers.

Chi Enen thought that with so many people around the stall, there must be some discount on goods. But what she hadn’t anticipated was that each person was holding a flyer, and it wasn’t for the kind of goods she had thought.

Unfortunately, there were too many people, and she couldn’t push her way through to see what the flyers were advertising.

Just then, a familiar and gentle voice called out her name in surprise, “Enen?”