Rebirth in 1986: Unforgettable Regrets novel Chapter 1111

Chapter 1111: Chapter 1111: Wanting Uncle Tang to Be Daddy

"Tang Jun, you don’t need to bring something every time you visit. What you’ve already given us is more than enough," Zhu Liniang said, looking at the local specialties Tang Jun brought. Many were made by Zhang Hualian herself, including cured meats, tea leaves, and some pastries from Jing City.

Tang Jun also specially brought a handcrafted shell boat for Zhou Cheng.

Each shell was carefully selected by Tang Jun, and it took considerable effort to find them. He had previously made a shell boat for Zaozao, who loved it very much. Now, giving one to Zhou Cheng, he would likely like it too.

Boys should like these little trinkets.

"Sister-in-Law Zhou, there’s not much I can help with," Tang Jun mumbled, his head bowed.

Zhu Liniang looked at his expression and knew he was thinking of Zhou Jun again.

With a sigh, she said, "Junzi is lucky to have such a good friend like you. I’m proud of him for having a friend who can save lives. You’ve done more than enough, and Xiao Cheng and I are doing well. The job Tang Yue found for me is also great."

Her current salary was quite high, making it no problem to support herself and her son.

Tang Yue surveyed the store, noting how well the clothes were arranged. Even the inventory was neatly stacked. Over there, as Zhu Liniang chatted with Tang Jun, Tang Yue watched her thoughtfully.

In the evening, as the store closed, Zhu Liniang led Tang Yue home.

It was then that Tang Yue saw Zhou Cheng, younger than Zaozao and Chenchen, and about the same age as Gai Yu. He wasn’t very tall but looked rather sturdy. Upon seeing Tang Jun, Zhou Cheng eagerly ran up to him, exclaiming, "Uncle Tang."

"Xiao Cheng, long time no see, you’ve grown taller."

Tang Jun picked up Zhou Cheng, who was smiling so widely his eyes narrowed with joy, excitedly wishing Tang Jun a happy new year, "Uncle Tang, Happy New Year, may you prosper."

Though Zhou Cheng didn’t extend his hand, his eager expression was unmistakably clear.

"Xiao Cheng, don’t be rude." Zhu Liniang looked lovingly at her son, gently scolding him, then turned to Tang Yue with a bit of embarrassment, "We don’t get many visitors, so Xiao Cheng feels very close to Tang Jun."

"It’s fine, that’s how kids are," Tang Yue said, comparing Zhou Cheng to her own Zaozao and Chenchen. Her mind drifted back to Jing City, missing her sensible son and adorable daughter.

"Here you go."

Tang Jun handed over the prepared red envelope.

"Thank you, Uncle Tang." Zhou Cheng happily took the envelope and, holding it to his chest, exclaimed, "I like Uncle Tang the most."

"Really?"

Tang Jun raised his eyebrows in disbelief.

Zhou Cheng nodded fervently, his eyes squeezed into joyful crescents.

"Then there’s something else you might like, want it?" Tang Jun pinched Zhou Cheng’s cheek.

Zhou Cheng blinked his eyes wide, eagerly looking at Tang Jun’s pocket.

Tang Jun pulled out the shell boat, crafted intricately and realistically.

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