Because of all that idle gossip, Yu Weiwei's parents were reluctant to go out, and they seldom visited Yu Weiwei's apartment and research institute.
Of course, they knew that Yu Weiwei was pregnant.
Under normal circumstances, it was Yu Weiwei who would visit them at home, as they hardly went out except for work.
At work, her colleagues would also look at them oddly and even talk behind their backs, calling Yu Weiwei a homewrecker who had ousted someone's fiancée.
Because of this, Yu Weiwei's parents had become more reticent.
Yu Weiwei felt sorry for them, although she had explained many times that she wasn't a mistress; she had known Li Beiting far longer than Mi Fei and Li Beiting had!
Thinking this, Yu Weiwei lowered her eyelids and said lightly, "Tomorrow, I'll call them tomorrow."
"I can call too," Li Beiting said, "Mom and Dad will surely be very happy."
"Perhaps," Yu Weiwei said, her tone tinged with embarrassment.
