Pampered by My Ex's Cousin

Chapter 561 - 553 Ji Mingyue’s Visit (Part 2)

Silence was taken as consent. Ji Mingyue glared at Ji Chicheng again, "No wonder I hit you; he protects you so much."

She hadn’t mentioned it, and Ji Anning had forgotten that she had slapped her once for offending Ji Chicheng.

"Ji Chicheng, I never thought you would be like this," Ji Mingyue said, looking at Ji Chicheng with heartache and bitterness, bringing up past grievances. "Even if you like her, I’m still your older sister. I hit her for your sake at that time."

Ji Anning was speechless.

Was this really the time for jealousy? Wasn’t it the time to hold a criticism session for the two of them, to denounce their immoral relationship?

"If my fourth sister keeps making noise, it might be better for her not to stay here. It could disturb Fenfen’s rest and affect her growth," Ji Chicheng said while holding Fenfen in one arm and feeding her with a milk bottle in the other.

He displayed full paternal love.

Seeing that scene, Ji Mingyue felt extremely uncomfortable, bursting with anger but nowhere to vent, she asked, "What do you two plan to do in the future?"

"I am me, she is her; there isn’t an ’us,’" Ji Chicheng lifted his head and explained seriously and earnestly to Ji Mingyue.

Upon hearing this, Ji Anning felt a deep pang of heartache.

’The day he got drunk and came to me, that was the second time I saw him cry.’

The words of Qi Helian from the previous night echoed in her ears, making her restrain tears in her eyes.

The only comfort she could find was this was the outcome she had always wanted. To make him forget her, to erase all hope from his heart.

Now that it had finally happened, she should be happy, right?

Soon, she would be able to leave with Fenfen and he would rebuild a happy family with someone else.

The less she thought about it, the better. The more she thought, the more suffocated she felt. Why are people so foolishly contradictory?

She clearly violated morals and ethics, clearly aimed to sever the relationship, and now that it was indeed severed, thoroughly severed, it felt unbearably painful.

"Auntie, please continue with breakfast. I just came downstairs to feed Fenfen. I’ll go upstairs now," Ji Anning said, managing to smile faintly at Ji Mingyue.

Then she turned and left the dining room without looking back. She needed to adjust her mindset; this wasn’t right.

For the whole morning, Fenfen didn’t go upstairs again, and Ji Anning didn’t leave her room.

The white car in the yard hadn’t moved either; Ji Mingyue hadn’t left, and it was unknown what the situation was downstairs.

After trying to catch up on some sleep, she found herself feeling even less refreshed. Sitting on the balcony for a short while, she became engulfed in yawns, unable to absorb a single word from the book she held.

Her thoughts uncontrollably flew away.

Suddenly, the sound of a door opening came from behind. She turned to look.

Ji Mingyue entered, holding Fenfen. Ji Anning quickly stood up to greet her.

Ji Mingyue didn’t show Ji Anning a good expression, looking coldly at her as she spoke, "Ji Chicheng has gone out. You take care of the child. I’m going out too."

With that, she bent down to set Fenfen down and pushed her towards Ji Anning.

Ji Anning nodded, "Okay."

Ji Mingyue didn’t speak further, turned, and left. As she was leaving, Fenfen followed and called out, "Auntie... Grandma."

Ji Anning frowned.

This title, the more she heard it, the more awkward it sounded. The child was her younger brother’s son, yet calling her ’Grandma’ was indeed quite chaotic.

Logically, she and the child had no blood relation; she was just an unmarried niece-in-law. Therefore, he should call her ’aunt.’

But at this moment, Miss Ji had substantial grievances against her, still furious about the niece-in-law seducing her brother, so it was better not to provoke her further. Let her do as she pleases.