"Sure." Mu Ran took a photo of the contract with her phone and sent it to a lawyer she knew, asking them to help check for any loopholes.
Half an hour later, Mu Ran said, "There's no problem with the contract; you just need your parents to sign it."
"Okay, I got it."
Zhu Wenzhen hugged the contract.
His eyelashes quivered uncontrollably with anxiety.
If Mom and Dad refuse to sign, will he really have to sever ties with them?
He shouldn't have said such harsh words.
After all, they don't love him like they used to.
Zhu Wenzhen wiped his tears, but the tears kept flowing like a faucet, "Sister Mu Ran, I don't want to cry, but my tears keep flowing, they're awful."
"Oh, oh, oh, so awful, so awful." Mu Ran comforted the child, "Let sister treat you to a late-night snack, okay? We'll eat some crawfish, watch a movie, and then skip school tomorrow, how about that?"
"Auntie! Skipping school is bad."
Chu Xijin couldn't help but say.
Zhu Wenzhen cheered, "No school, no school!"
