He turned out to be quite disappointing, leaving Su Qing feeling betrayed. She had once believed he was a good person.
"They are here."
Zhou Yan had arranged for the nanny to pick them up. After school, the nanny took them directly to the restaurant. The moment they arrived, the two children started chattering incessantly, causing Su Wen a headache. Fortunately, the private room was filled with people from the publishing house, and the kids were especially popular, garnering attention.
Su Wen felt somewhat redundant.
"That's great. I miss them," Su Qing said, tidying her hair and pulling Su Wen back to the private room. Upon opening the door, they were met with a lively scene—people chatting, playing games, and dealing cards. Waiters moved around serving dishes, opening wine, and pouring drinks.
