SeptemberSnowfall

After Lin Qi married into the Huo family, the entire Huo family was eagerly awaiting her to give birth to an heir for the ailing young master.
She originally thought that marrying Huo Tingdong meant she was destined to be a widow, never expecting that her vegetative husband would suddenly awaken.
Overnight, with a divorce agreement, she became a discarded woman of the wealthy family but suddenly disappeared from Beijing.
Seven years later, she returns with two powerful sons by her side, with countless people lining up wanting to be the stepfather of these children.
The most regrettable thing Huo Tingdong ever did was to force that little ancestor to sign the divorce agreement. To win her back, the once all-powerful man poured his heart into appeasing her, pampering her to no end, but the two sons were determined to be his biggest obstacles.
Eldest son: "Daddy! Your posture while kneeling on the washboard isn't as handsome as mine!"
Youngest son: "Daddy! Your speed at swiping cards isn't as fast as mine!"
Huo Tingdong never expected that the biggest hindrances on his path to win back his wife would be these two little treasures!

The Baby I Lost Is Actually with My Ex-Husband!

Han was provoked by Huo Tingdong's "shameless audacity" and slapped his face with a tiny hand.


Huo Tingdong grabbed his little hand firmly, his tone turning serious, "Haven't I taught you that you must not hit people in the face?" Saying this, he pretended to open his mouth to bite Han's hand.


Han, terrified, curled his hand at his chest, glaring at him warily, looking just like a wronged little bunny.


Lin Qi kissed his face soothingly and coaxed, "Baby Han, be good, don't be scared. If he bites you, I'll bite him."


Only Aunt Qiqi knew how to pamper him...


Huo Tingdong watched Han cling onto Lin Qi like a koala and for a moment, he felt somewhat dazed.


This "motherly love and filial piety" scene somehow gave him a sense of warmth.


Lin Qi couldn't fall asleep as she tossed and turned.


Chapter 138: There's Something I Want to Ask You