I Suddenly Got a Rich Husband and a Child
Chapter 227 - 227 227 I Want to Find Someone with Baggage

Chapter 227: Chapter 227: I Want to Find Someone with Baggage Chapter 227: Chapter 227: I Want to Find Someone with Baggage “Ke Xin, what kind of riddle are you guys playing? Does Brother Tang know our Weiwei?” Ke Xin belatedly stood up, still holding that cup of milk tea in her hand.

Sabrina remained silent, but instead looked at Ye Weiwei, “Let our little Weiwei tell the story.”

Ye Weiwei smiled and explained, “He was my professor in college, I worked on surface-active agent research with him for a year.”

“Holy cow! You were in college, so that was five years ago? Brother Tang was only about thirty, and he became a university professor five years ago, that’s freaking awesome!” Ke Xin couldn’t help but give a thumbs-up.

“Yeah, he was a double-specialty professor at the time.” Ye Weiwei said.

“Jealousy makes me unrecognizable, others are double-specialty professors at twenty-five, and I’m still addicted to milk tea at twenty-five, never able to lose weight!” Ke Xin held her face, speaking with an exaggerated expression.

Weiwei laughed out loud, “You now are a top makeup artist.”

“Hehe, I knew Weiwei loves me!” Ke Xin said and hugged Ye Weiwei, kissing her again.

The cup in Xiao Jinghan’s hand was completely ruined.

Seeing the barley tea slowly seeping out, Xiao Lingyun silently lit an imaginary cigarette in his heart, then tentatively said, “Brother, do you want to take the kids over?”

“No need, Weiwei needs her own circle,” Xiao Jinghan said calmly.

Xiao Lingyun’s mouth twitched, thinking to himself: Keep acting, just keep on acting. If you last over five minutes, I’ll take your last name.

“Weiwei, shall we talk over there?” Tang Cheng took the initiative, pointing to a small table on the side.

Ye Weiwei didn’t refuse, since Tang Cheng was a professor she greatly respected during her university years.

After the two sat down, Tang Cheng asked the waiter to bring up a few more dishes, including shrimp and crab legs.

“I remember you liked to eat these during our group meals.” As he spoke, Tang Cheng picked up a crab leg, genteelly cracked it open for Ye Weiwei, and placed it on her plate.

Ye Weiwei felt this was just Tang Cheng’s chivalrous demeanor, thanked him with a nod, and did not refuse.

“That’s it, bro, he’s already started feeding your sister-in-law, are you sure you want to keep sitting there?” Xiao Lingyun said with a grim face.

She’d seen many men, and she was absolutely, positively certain that Tang Cheng was coveting her sister-in-law.

But her own brother really could be so indifferent.

“I heard about what happened to you before, but I was abroad and had no chance to help you. I’m sorry!” Tang Cheng said.

Ye Weiwei waved her hand, “That’s not the professor’s fault, you don’t need to apologize. It was just my bad luck.”

“Yeah.” Tang Cheng nodded, and the look he gave Ye Weiwei deepened from before.

He liked Ye Weiwei, to be precise, he had liked her very much six years ago.

He could never forget the scene when she entered the campus, blooming like a flower before his eyes.

After she was incarcerated, he had many girlfriends, but each was just a substitute for her.

“Weiwei, are you alone now?” Tang Cheng mustered up the courage to ask.

Ye Weiwei paused in her eating, then smiled, “Not alone, I have a daughter.”

“Yeah.” Tang Cheng nodded.

He knew she had given birth in prison, but he wasn’t a national of this country and couldn’t help her, much less take her child.

“How about you, Professor Tang? Have you found us a beautiful mother yet?” Ye Weiwei joked.

Tang Cheng shook his head, “No, I’m looking for someone with a kid in tow.”

Ye Weiwei’s smile froze for a moment, as if she understood Tang Cheng’s meaning.

It couldn’t be for her, could it?