Transmigrated as the Ex-Wife of a Heroic Man-Chapter 1362: don’t think about it

Chapter 1362 Don't think about it

"I said, why are you rambling now, boy? All right, go back to your room and go to sleep. You didn't sleep all night last night."

Zou Yi has been unable to deal with Zhou Hengguang since he was a child. Under his urging, he had no choice but to go back to the room to catch up on sleep, but before returning to the room, he went downstairs to make breakfast first, and told Zhou Hengguang to eat breakfast first, and then went back to the room to sleep without worry.

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In the morning, Su Wen's family was having breakfast. The atmosphere at the dining table was relaxed, and everyone talked about some interesting things while eating. Because today is the Lantern Festival, I have to prepare some New Year's things later, and some friends will come to the house.

The main reason is that Zhou Hengyang has more friends. When he first moved to the provincial capital, many people didn't know he was back.

This time during the Chinese New Year, I got together with my former good friends and classmates. Many people knew that he came back for the Lantern Festival, and there were still a lot of them.

While eating, the living room phone rang.

"I'll pick it up." Zhou Hengyang put down his chopsticks, got up and went to the living room to answer the phone.

A phone call took almost half an hour before he came back. When he came back after answering the phone, Su Wen and Su Qing had already had breakfast and put down their chopsticks. 𝗳𝓇ℯe𝓌𝚎𝚋𝓃𝚘𝚟𝘦𝑙.𝑐𝚘𝙢

Su Wen looked at her man curiously, with a smile on her lips.

"Honestly, who the **** is calling?"

For some reason, ever since her brother-in-law went out to answer the phone just now, Su Qing had a very bad premonition in her heart. After putting down the chopsticks, she didn't leave as usual, but sat quietly and waited for her brother-in-law to come back.

Zhou Hengyang raised his head and glanced at Su Qing unobtrusively, and then said in a flat tone; "I called from my family and said something, and I want to go back."

Zhou Hengyang's words made the atmosphere at the dinner table suddenly tense, and the little girls looked at brother-in-law with piercing eyes.

"Brother-in-law, are you going home?"

"Brother-in-law, do you really want to go back?"

"It seems that we should go back during the Chinese New Year!"

Everyone was chattering non-stop. It was obvious that Zhou Hengyang had long been regarded as his family in his heart. Now that his family wanted to return to his original home, he felt a little bit reluctant and felt something was wrong.

Because all the little girls understand that the Zhou family is the home of the brother-in-law, but this is also the home of the brother-in-law.

It was difficult for Su Qing to understand the thoughts of her sisters, so she secretly winked at Su Xiu and the others.

She whispered, "Don't think about it."

"Oh."

Su Xue and Su Xiuchang Su Qing showed flattering smiles. They also seemed to know that the second sister was in a bad mood and seemed to have something on their minds, so they usually tried to find ways to make the second sister happy at home.

Zhou Hengguang saw the small movements of his sister-in-law indiscriminately in his eyes, and a very shallow smile appeared on his lips.

Su Wen didn't care about these small actions. She slapped Zhou Hengyang impatiently, "Are you really going back? Why don't I believe it?"

Su Wen remembered very clearly that in the original novel, Zhou Hengyang never went home, nor did he reconcile with his family.

Although the original novel did not explain in detail why Zhou Hengyang broke with his family because of something. But he has been traveling for so long, and he also guessed in his heart that it is almost inseparable.

The reason why Zhou Hengyang broke up with his family must be because of Zhou Hengshan's death, and Zhou Hengshan's death must have an ulterior secret.

The twin brother died and broke with the family, so there is no chance of repairing it.

So just now, what my man told me must be an excuse, it must be a lie.

(end of this chapter)