Chapter 242: The Abstinent Gigolo 42
Hearing Tang Wan’s words, Xi Jingtong curled his lips slightly, then leaned down and kissed her softly.
“Only by becoming
stronger can I protect you better when bad people appear,” he said in a low
voice.
Then he suddenly
smiled.
“By the way, today I’m
going to your house to formally propose marriage. Help me tie my bow tie and
give me some courage?”
Tang Wan’s eyes
widened slightly at his words.
The next second, she
immediately scrambled out of bed, grabbed the tie from his hand, and looped it
around his neck.
“Of course, my
husband!” she replied brightly.
Hearing that, Xi
Jingtong couldn’t help letting out a low laugh.
His big baby was
just too adorable.
…
After tying his bow
tie, Tang Wan rushed toward the closet and began carefully choosing clothes.
After breakfast, the
two of them drove together to pick up Grandma Xi.
Once they arrived
downstairs at the luxury apartment complex where the Tang family lived, Xi
Jingtong said, “Wanwan, go up first. Grandma and I will come a little later.”
Although he wanted to
walk in beside her, today was different.
Today was a formal
proposal.
Before the marriage
proposal was accepted, it wasn’t proper for the woman to bring the man home
together like that.
Tang Wan nodded
obediently.
“Okay. See you later.”
“Mhm.”
…
Tang Wan arrived home
very quickly.
Father Tang and Mother
Tang were both home today.
The moment Mother Tang
saw her enter, she immediately walked over.
“Wanwan’s back?”
“Mhm. Mom, Dad,
Tongtong and Grandma Xi will be coming over soon,” Tang Wan said casually as
she sat down.
The moment those words
fell, both Father Tang and Mother Tang froze briefly.
Then Mother Tang’s
face lit up with joy, mixed with a trace of reproach.
“Then why didn’t you
tell us earlier?” she complained. “Good thing the house is fully prepared for
New Year already! I need to go upstairs and change clothes first.”
After speaking, she
hurried upstairs at once.
Meanwhile, Father Tang
calmly picked up his teacup and took a sip as though nothing had happened.
Then, “accidentally,” he spilled a little onto himself.
“Ah, my clothes got
wet. I’ll go change too.”
As he stood up, he
turned toward Tang Wan.
“Wanwan, help Dad
bring out the Pu’er tea I left in the refrigerator.”
“Okay, Dad.” Tang Wan
smiled knowingly.
…
After both of them
changed clothes and came back downstairs, Tang Wan sent Xi Jingtong a message
telling him he could come up now.
At that moment, Xi
Jingtong was speaking seriously to Grandma Xi.
“Grandma, remember
what you’re supposed to say later?”
Hearing this, Grandma
Xi stroked the emerald ring on her finger with a composed expression.
“Relax, Xiaotong.
Grandma definitely won’t embarrass you.” Then she added confidently, “That
granddaughter-in-law of mine? Grandma has already decided on her.”
Xi Jingtong
immediately smiled.
“Grandma’s the
boldest.”
Only then did he
carefully help Grandma Xi out of the car before accompanying her toward the
Tang residence.
…
Grandma Xi was, after
all, an elder.
Father Tang and Mother
Tang had met her years ago and knew exactly who she was. So the moment they
heard the doorbell ring, the couple personally went out to welcome her.
“Aunt Mei, you’re
here! Please come in quickly! We haven’t seen each other in over ten years!”
Father Tang and Mother Tang greeted warmly.
Seeing this, Grandma
Xi smiled cheerfully.
“That’s right. More
than ten years already.”
After entering the
house, Tang Wan sat beside the tea table and began preparing tea.
Grandma Xi watched her
with unconcealed affection.
And when Father Tang
and Mother Tang noticed that gaze, the last bit of tension in their hearts
finally eased.
…
After chatting for a
while, Grandma Xi finally reached out and opened the gifts Xi Jingtong had
prepared in advance, neatly laying them across the coffee table.
Then she looked toward
Father Tang and Mother Tang and spoke directly.
“Xiao Tang, you both
already know why we came today.”
“The two children
aren’t young anymore. It’s about time they got married.”
“Don’t worry. If
Wanwan marries into our family, I absolutely won’t let her suffer any
grievances.”
“You also know about
Xiaotong’s condition, so you won’t need to worry about us pressuring them over
children or anything like that.”
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