Chapter 713
He frowned and said, “Is there really no way to know where Kangkang is now?”
“Yes, Tang Yuchen won’t let me find him; he’s afraid I’ll take the child away.”
Mo Hua glanced at her and analyzed, “He probably isn’t afraid you’ll snatch the child away; the court has already awarded him custody. There’s no need for him to hide the child. It’s unnecessary. Could he be hiding something from you?”
An Ruowei paused, as she had also suspected that Tang Yuchen was keeping something from her.
During this period, from some of the things he and Lan Keren had said to her, she could sense some clues. But what exactly was he hiding from her, and why did he need to hide Kangkang?
She thought for a while but couldn’t figure anything out.
“I don’t know if he’s hiding something from me, but I have no relationship with him now. Even before, he didn’t necessarily tell me everything.”
She had just finished speaking when a thought suddenly crossed her mind.
Could it be that he was hiding Kangkang to protect him from Tang Yushen?
In the past, Tang Yushen had threatened him once using Kangkang. This time he had returned, definitely intending to deal with Tang Yushen. To prevent Tang Yushen from using Kangkang to threaten him, he might have hidden Kangkang temporarily?
The more An Ruowei thought about it, the more plausible it seemed.
It might just be the case!
Mo Hua noticed her change in expression and asked with a puzzled look, “What’s wrong? Did you think of something?”
An Ruowei shared her speculation with him, and he nodded in agreement, “It’s very likely.”
“But even if he didn’t want Tang Yushen to know about Kangkang’s whereabouts, there was no reason not to let me know. Kangkang is my son; why would I harm him?”
Mo Hua mused, “Maybe he’s not guarding against Tang Yushen. His power isn’t weak now, and since he is aware of Tang Yushen’s presence, he would definitely protect Kangkang in secret, and there’s no need to hide him.”
“If that’s the case, what’s his purpose?”
“Could it be that he really doesn’t intend to return Kangkang to you?”
An Ruowei was startled, “That can’t be.”
“I don’t know; I’m just speculating. Someone of his status values his children highly, especially a son. There’s something I haven’t told you; actually, after I took you to the hospital that time you fainted, I asked Tang Yuchen why he took Kangkang away, and his answer infuriated me.”
“What did he say?” An Ruowei couldn’t help but ask.
Mo Hua sighed, “Don’t get angry, and try not to take it too seriously. He told me that he hopes Kangkang can receive the best education. He also said that separating you and Kangkang was to prevent him from being indulged in maternal love, fearing that he would become unambitious.”
An Ruowei stood still, her mind briefly going blank.
“Did he really say that?”
Mo Hua nodded, “Yes, I was worried you’d be upset, so I hadn’t told you before. An Ruowei, he might not be who you think he is. He is Tang Yuchen; everything he does is calculated for the greatest benefit. I believe his answer is accurate; he needs an heir to continue his legacy, therefore, he would put all his effort into training him to be the best successor.”
An Ruowei lowered her eyes, feeling deeply depressed and disheartened.
So in his eyes, Kangkang would be unambitious if he stayed with her. Was she really that inadequate in his eyes?
Was she spoiling Kangkang by being good to him, only leading him to be unambitious?