Chapter2
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The tribesmen told him that when they came to the hotel to pick him up, the room was empty and the woman had already run away.
She entered his room, flirted with him like that, and ran away after sleeping with him. Well, pure human beings are frivolous and casual, he should have known that long ago.
Werewolves only have one mate in their lifetime.
He either has to find that purely human woman to live with, or he will be alone for the rest of his life.
The woman ran away and he had no intention of looking for her.
He had just taken over the company and was very busy. He started working as soon as he came down the snowy mountain and put the matter behind him. He thought it was just a lonely life, not a big deal.
The company's affairs gave him even more headaches. There were too few tribesmen, and there were more pure humans in the company, and those who did business were also pure humans.
He is not good at communicating and getting along with purely human men and women.
Pure humans always like to spray some pungent perfume on their bodies, which he really doesn't like.
He thought that he and the pure human woman he had had a relationship with would never have anything to do with each other again in this life. After all, there were too many humans, and any city could be filled with pure humans.
But last night.
On a full moon night, in the dead of night, he heard the call of the wolf cub.
It has a baby voice and is still a cub.
When he chased after her, he actually smelled the scent of his own blood.
That was...his cub.
He had only ever had s*x with one purely human woman.
He didn't expect that the woman got pregnant and gave birth to the cub.
Every werewolf cub needs to drink spring water from the top of the snowy mountain when it is four and a half years old, otherwise the bone development will be extremely painful. Human medicine is ineffective.
It took him all night.
Found the purely human woman, Shang Xi.
He wanted to take his cub away, but according to the information, this woman had been working from dawn to dusk over the years, raising the cub alone and it was extremely hard.
The cub was not his alone.
The cub was born without his knowledge and he had done nothing about it over the years, so he had no right to take it away.
Then, take both mother and child away.
He frowned and said impatiently: "You don't have to think about rejecting or resisting those meaningless things. I won't allow my child to live in such a place."
"You just nod, understand?"
Shang Xi stared at his face that looked so similar to his son and said "oh" slowly.
In fact, she never...thought of refusing or resisting.
As the saying goes, if you don't take advantage of an opportunity, you're a bastard.
Since the child's biological father has come to her, she will of course fulfill his fatherly love that has nowhere to go.
She turned and went into the house: "I want to see the paternity test report between you and the child."
Gu Wen: “Okay.”
"Then where should we move to? Tell me and I'll see if it's suitable."
Gu Wen didn't expect that this woman was so sensible and easy to talk to. His expression eased a little: "Halfway up the mountain in Qingcheng, Nanfeng Garden."
"Come in and sit down."
Gu Wen hesitated for a while.
As soon as he stepped into the house, he stood at the door and looked around the house. The light was too dim, the walls were yellowed, the sofa was old, and the house was very small, only a few dozen square meters.
It was cleaned fairly well and things were neatly arranged.
There is a green inflatable horse under the wooden table, which is obviously a child's toy.
The walls are covered with outdated word recognition stickers, color recognition stickers, and animal recognition stickers.
Very lifelike.
It can be seen that although the mother and son live in poverty, there is warmth everywhere.
He noticed that there was a height line next to the door.
The last stroke was almost to his thigh.
That cub is quite tall.
After all, he is 1.96 meters tall.
The smell in the room wasn't bad, with a strong scent of the cub's milk, and his dark eyes softened.
The cub is in the room.
He stood with his hands behind his back, looking out the window. On the small balcony, there was a row of clothes hanging.
There are cubs and there are still some.
.
Suddenly, there was a sound coming from the cub's room. He seemed to smell something and growled softly.
Gu Wen raised his legs and walked slowly to the door of the room.
The cub standing on the bed was wearing only a white short-sleeved shirt that reached to his knees, revealing his plump and tender short legs. On his chubby face, a pair of big dark eyes stared at him fiercely.
The little mouth opened, revealing two small fangs, and it growled and threatened him: "Ah...Ah Wu!"
Roaring in a baby voice.
Because he was almost four and a half years old, his bones were developing and he couldn't drink the spring water from the top of the iceberg. He felt uncomfortable and his little face turned red.
Shangxi is a pure human being and would only think that the cub had a fever.
She had no idea how painful it would be for the cubs' growing bones at night without the nourishment of spring water.
"Ah!! Awooo!" The cub was still roaring. He was trying to drive away the dangerous invader. His intuition told him that the invader was very powerful and dangerous.
He wants to protect his mother.
"Ahhhhh!!!" He screamed even louder, perhaps because of the threat from the scent of his own kind. The sides of his soft black hair moved, and suddenly two furry black wolf ears appeared. Because he was still a cub, his ears were small and short.
Those are not ears that a purely human being should have.
"Ah..." The cub's roar was stuck for a moment. It made a short syllable and then stopped. He also felt something and hurriedly raised his chubby hands to cover his ears.
I was afraid of being seen by others, and even more afraid of being seen by my mother.
He thought his mother had never seen it.
At a young age, he had already discovered that he was different from others.
In this world, being different from others is wrong
- Writer
