"Yes." "Yes," he replied, reaching out to hold her little hand and placing it in his palm.
"Handsome? What do you mean?" She looked up curiously, waiting for the man to give her a reasonable explanation.
"Major! The leader of an Army! I hope he'll grow up and have a bright future. " He said.
"Pfft! Don't tell me you're going to join the army when your son grows up?" She asked half-jokingly.
"What's wrong? Being a soldier is not only about taking responsibility, but it's also about being independent since young. I don't want my son to grow up to be a good-for-nothing. " Mo Yancheng said in a serious tone.
In fact, what he thought in his heart but did not tell her was to be independent as soon as possible so that she could get rid of him and join the army. Then, he would not have to occupy her anymore! Cough, for his wife's sake, he could only let his son become an independent and strong man.
