Wen Siyuan sat in the living room, hearing his son’s cries, his eyebrows slightly furrowed.
"Let go of the child."
Standing at the entrance of the living room, Wen Siyuan looked at Su Man, his eyes devoid of any emotion.
"He said I’m a bad woman, aren’t you going to do something about it?"
Withdrawing her hand, Su Man met Wen Siyuan’s calm gaze, feeling both stifled and very aggrieved, but what showed on her face was anger: "Did you hear what I said? Your son said I’m a bad woman, are you going to do anything about it?"
Wen Siyuan shifted his gaze to his son Wen Peng, but before he could speak, Wen Peng angrily said, "Mom, you are a bad woman, I wasn’t wrong. You complain about me to Dad, and you think I’d be afraid?"
Having been busy with business and her own enjoyment, Su Man had hardly managed Wen Peng in recent years, while the three sisters of Wen Yue only took care of making sure Wen Peng wasn’t hungry or cold, neglecting other aspects.
Moreover, Wen Siyuan was busy with work and had little time for household affairs, naturally being unable to pay much attention to Wen Peng’s upbringing.
As a result, Wen Peng was practically left to grow up on his own.
By now, nearly ten years old, he had turned into quite the little troublemaker.
"Wen Peng! I am your mom, how did I become a bad woman?"
Su Man, annoyed, tried to grab Wen Peng, but he dodged her.
Wen Siyuan watched the mother and son expressionlessly, not uttering a word.
"Aren’t you a bad woman? Then why did you have Auntie’s husband kiss you?" Upon hearing his son Wen Peng’s words, Su Man’s complexion changed drastically. She couldn’t care about anything else and slapped her son’s back: "What nonsense are you spouting? When did I ever do that? You brat, who taught you to speak like this?"
Even with a thick cotton coat on, Su Man’s slap made Wen Peng cough several times and almost fall over.
Balancing himself, he ran, crying to Wen Siyuan’s side, then turned and glared at Su Man: "No one taught me. I saw and heard it at your shop. You and Auntie’s husband..."
"Wen Peng, shut up! At the time, something got in my eye, and your uncle happened to be at the shop buying clothes for your Auntie. He saw I was in discomfort and suggested I wash it with water. I said no, but I never said anything like what you’re claiming!"
Su Man was undoubtedly defending herself and explaining to Wen Siyuan. Yet, Wen Siyuan showed no change in expression, as if he was indifferent to both his son’s accusation and Su Man’s explanation.
"Alright, go wash your face."


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