Upon learning that the child's grandfather died from stomach cancer, he asked several other questions.
Knowing that Tuantuan started eating spicy foods one and a half weeks later, and didn't like fruits or vegetables, Huo Sichen's face took on a somber look.
"Stomach cancer is genetically inherited. You've allowed the child to eat whatever he wants, making him more susceptible to cancer than other children!"
Tuantuan's dad regretfully slapped himself in the face.
In his family, boys were valued over girls. They were overjoyed when their first child was a boy. How could they ever scold him when he cried or made a fuss?
Of course, they gave him everything he wanted.
Who would have thought that ignorance and prejudice would almost cost his son's life?
Tuantuan's dad kept kowtowing to Huo Sichen: "Please save Tuantuan, I won't indulge him anymore!"
Li Susu felt distressed.
It was the parents' fault, not the child's. Besides, Tuantuan was too adorable.
