Married at First Sight Chapter 4408
Xiang Yang’s father, a man skilled at adapting to circumstances, would surely lend a helping hand at this point—otherwise, he might not even get a chance to speak later.
If the Xiang family failed to act now, they would face lasting criticism.
Even if Xiang Yang and A-Yan had already crossed that emotional line, a thorn of resentment would remain in A-Yan’s heart.
But Xiang Yang no longer cared about that.
He had told A-Yan that once her family overcame the crisis, he would bring her back to China to build their lives together, away from her parents and family. Just the two of them—happy and free.
“Alright, go handle it yourself. Get back to work—Mom won’t bother you anymore.”
She had only called to check on the status of his relationship with Du Yumeng.
To her surprise, her son still hadn’t let go of A-Yan and had even confessed his love again.
Forget it—he was already in his early thirties. He knew what he wanted. A grown son couldn’t be controlled by his mother forever. It was better to let him make his own decisions.
On the other side, Du Yumeng suddenly sneezed.
Zhan Yiyang, sitting in the passenger seat, looked at her with concern and asked, “Did you catch a cold?”
“No, it was just a sneeze. Don’t overreact. Haven’t you ever sneezed before?”
A single sneeze wasn’t anything serious. If she kept sneezing, then it might be a cold.
She was in great health and rarely caught colds throughout the year.
“Yumeng, just now, I was worried you’d turn back to handle work with Mr. Xiang,” Zhan Yiyang said honestly.
“He may be your brother, but to me, he’s still a romantic rival.”
“He may be your brother, but to me, he’s always been a rival in love.”
After all, Xiang Yang was only Du Yumeng’s godbrother—there was no blood relation between them.
Du Yumeng replied, “I’ve already handed the work matters over to Vice President Lin. It’s the same if Brother Xiang Yang goes to him instead.”
“Why didn’t you tell me you were going home? If you had, I could’ve taken a few days off and gone with you.”
“I really want to see Sister Tong’s baby. Isn’t he adorable?”
Haitong had announced on her WeChat Moments that she had given birth and that both she and the baby were doing well.
However, she didn’t post a frontal photo of the baby.
The Zhan family is very protective of their children before they reach adulthood. Media outlets are not allowed to take clear frontal shots, and even family members avoid posting such photos unless they’re limited to private circles.
Since Haitong’s son was only a few days old, she wasn’t ready for anyone to see the baby’s full face.
“You too—why didn’t you take a couple of photos and send them to me privately? I don’t even know what the baby looks like.”
Zhan Yiyang responded, “…Sorry, I didn’t think of that. I completely forgot to take pictures. Everyone was so eager to hold the baby. When it was finally my turn, I barely had time to get a good look before one of my brothers took him away again.”
“I was too busy fighting for a chance to hold my nephew—I didn’t even take a photo.”
“It’s fine. When the baby turns one month old, I’ll take you back for the full moon banquet. You’ll get to see him then.”
“By then, he’ll be even cuter.”