Chapter 889 Auntie, My Name Is Yun Ru’an
Then she thought, it’s probably because Mom and Dad were too tired from work, so the teacher gave them time off to take care of them at home.
After cleverly thinking of this, she began to twist her small body to struggle, “Daddy, put An’an down, I want to walk by myself.”
Daddy must be very tired carrying her.
The man didn’t know what she was thinking. He put her down, held her little hand, and walked slowly with her little steps.
An Ruo stood there dazed, watching them until they walked up to them.
The man sensed their gaze, looked at them, and gave them a friendly smile. His smile was clean and peaceful, like the white clouds in the sky, pure without a trace of pollution.
But the look with which he gazed at them was unfamiliar.
An Ruo kept staring at him, her eyes slightly flickering with light.
The man stopped walking, smiled, and tentatively asked her, “Excuse me, do you know me?”
“…You don’t remember me?” An Ruo asked incredulously.
“I’m sorry, I lost my memory a few years ago and forgot everything from my past. Were you a friend of mine before?” The man said naturally, clearly indicating this wasn’t the first time he had encountered such a situation.
An Ruo looked at the little girl holding his hand. The little girl was as delicate as a porcelain doll, chubby and fair, very adorable.
She looked very much like her father, a very beautiful girl.
“Is this your daughter?” An Ruo couldn’t help but smile a little.
“Yes, she just turned three this year.”
An Ruo squatted down and gently stroked the little girl’s head, “Little one, can you tell Auntie your name?”
The little girl glanced up at her dad. Dad had said not to casually tell strangers her name.
But this Auntie didn’t seem like a bad person, and Dad was also here, so it should be okay to tell her.
“Auntie, my name is Yun Ru’an, my nickname is An’an.”
“Yun Ru’an…” An Ruo softly repeated the name, her eyes involuntarily reddening.
The man stared at her for a few moments, his brow slightly furrowing, “Have I seen you somewhere before?”
An Ruo stood up, not knowing how to respond. Beside her, Tang Yuchen hugged her shoulder, friendly saying to him, “You have met us before, we used to know each other, but we didn’t expect you lost your memory.”
An Ruo looked at him in surprise, puzzled by how polite he was to Yun Feiyang.
Tang Yuchen gave her a gentle smile, his eyes filled with tenderness.
An Ruo smiled back at him in the same way.
Yun Feiyang was just part of their past, so he had let it go, feeling no hostility toward him. And she had also let go of the past; now, what mattered most to them was each other.
“An’an.” A woman’s voice came from behind them.
Little An’an saw her, her eyes lit up, and she pulled her dad along, running toward her, “Mom, Mom.”
Yun Feiyang helplessly followed her, running a few steps, unable to resist looking back at An Ruo, “I seem to remember you, can you tell me your name?”
“Yun Feiyang, my name is An Ruo,” An Ruo said with a smile.
Yun Feiyang inexplicably smiled back; she knew his name, she really was his friend.
An’an’s mom had already come up to them, he turned and spoke softly with his gentle wife, and when he turned back again, the family of three had already walked far away.
She was called An Ruo, and his daughter was called Ruo’an. It really was a coincidence.
Yun Feiyang shook his head with a smile, then suddenly, his smile froze.