Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon novel Chapter 676

Chapter 676: Unfortunately, You’re Married

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Su Bing walked over, handing the milk bottle to Su Le. Su Le, with a cheerful tilt of her head, began to drink, paying no mind to the people around her. She was oblivious to the cold glance hrt brother, Su Bing, shot at Gao Ming. This coldness, however, was less of cruelty and more of helplessness. “Watch my sister for a moment,” he instructed, “I’ll be back once I finish these dumplings.”

Su Bing moved to Gu Zi’s side, devouring the dumplings with gusto. He was eager to finish eating so he could get back to his duties, a display of his sense of responsibility.

Gu Zi had found the earlier interaction between Gao Ming and the child amusing, but now she felt a pang of sympathy for Su Bing. He was eating so quickly, not for his own enjoyment, but to help her watch over Su Le.

Gu Zi took two dumplings from her own bowl and offered them to Su Bing. Meeting his puzzled gaze, she said, “Have a couple more.”

Although Su Bing had already had breakfast with his father, he didn’t refuse his mother’s offer. He obediently ate the dumplings.

After breakfast, Gu Zi took out some pastries she had prepared earlier from the refrigerator. She assembled them into a mixed pastry box and, calling Gao Ming over, they went together to deliver the pastries to the Gao family.

Upon seeing Gu Zi, a genuine joy spread across the face of Old Lady Gao. She welcomed Gu Zi into her home, insisting that she stay for a while, and quickly instructed the housemaid to prepare tea. freeweɓnovēl.coɱ

Gu Zi had initially intended to decline the invitation. She had only planned to drop off the pastries and hadn’t expected to be invited in. Besides, she had left her children at home. However, she couldn’t refuse Old Lady Gao’s overwhelming hospitality and reluctantly agreed to stay for a while.

She accepted the cup of clear tea that Old Lady Gao handed her, took a sip, and then handed over the box of pastries. “Grandma Gao,” she said, “the dumplings were delicious. We finished them all. I thought I’d bring over some of our spare pastries. We usually have them in the afternoon with some black tea. The children at home love them, and I thought Gao Ming might enjoy them too.