Jiang Cheng and Shen Yue ate until they were three-quarters full, wiped their mouths after finishing their drinks, and got in the car to pick up Shen Xing.
Inside the car, Jiang Cheng was having a mental debate—should she ask Shen Yue about the little boy who just gave her a note?
If she asked, she feared Shen Yue might feel embarrassed; if she didn't ask, it would keep bothering her.
Jiang Cheng, usually so articulate, felt awkward and nervous during this sensitive time of her child's adolescence.
Sitting in the passenger seat, Shen Yue hadn't noticed Jiang Cheng's inner conflict; she casually started gossiping.
"Sis-in-law, I feel like my second brother might be in a relationship."
Shen Yue's words made Jiang Cheng instinctively want to hit the brakes but then she moved her foot and continued driving.
At this moment, Jiang Cheng's heart was racing, though her face remained calm—she was using her lifetime of acting skills to disguise her feelings.
