CHAPTER 600: CHAPTER 600 I LIKE YOU SO MUCH

"Son, why are you hitting your dad?" Tang Yuchen asked with feigned grievance, though his eyes were full of probing.

The little guy glanced at Mom, then back at him, and then hit him a few more times.

Feeling he had done enough, he hugged An Ruo’s legs, rested his small face against her leg, and glared at Dad with a warning in his eyes.

After the shock passed, Tang Yuchen was filled with admiration, "Baby, you’ve got backup now; I can’t even think about bullying you anymore!"

An Ruo suddenly revealed a happy smile, scooped up the child, and kissed him fiercely a few times.

"Kangkang, Mom loves you so much, really loves you so much."

She kissed his adorable cheeks non-stop, making the little guy giggle with laughter.

Tang Yuchen’s eyes sparkled. Suddenly he reached out to hold both of them, imitating her tone he laughed and said, "Wife, son, I love you guys so much, really love you so much."

An Ruo’s face was etched with lines of exasperation as she swatted his face away, "Back off!"

She was still mad at him, hardly the time to be sweet-talking and acting cute.

The man immediately turned to Kangkang with a look of injustice, "Son, you see Mom is bullying Dad, you should quickly avenge your father."

An Ruo: "..."

This Chinese New Year’s Eve, thanks to Kangkang having a great time, Tang Yuchen also managed to sleep with his wife and child as he wished.

However, it had been a long time since he had touched An Ruo, so he spent a very tortured night, and even went for a cold shower early the next morning...

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Tang Yuchen arrived at the docks, where Wang Gang approached with a group of thugs, showing his gold-capped teeth, he laughed and said to him, "Mr. Tang, there’s big business afoot!"

Tang Yuchen’s dark eyes looked at him, flashing with an unseen and profound understanding.

After turning down Wang Gang’s offer, he left the docks, ready to go home.

Hailing a taxi, he got in, and halfway through the ride, a group of people wielding knives suddenly rushed out and menacingly blocked the car’s path.

The taxi driver slammed on the brakes, his face turning white with fear, his body trembling.

Tang Yuchen said calmly, "Don’t worry, they’re here for me."

"Ah... should we call the police?" the driver asked out of concern.

The man opened the door and stepped out, saying indifferently, "No need, you can go."

The driver hesitated for a moment, then turned the car around and sped away. Tang Yuchen coldly watched the gang of thugs in front of him, his lips curling into a disdainful sneer.

One of the leaders pointed his knife at him and shouted fiercely, "Tang Yuchen, you dare to disrupt our business, today will be your end. Brothers, let’s go!"

Seven or eight people, wielding long knives, came at him. He swiftly knocked down several of them, remaining unscathed.

Mid-battle, another group of reinforcements charged in.