Mr Fu, I Really Love You (Author: Thousand Birch Shedding, 千桦尽落 Book 2 COMPLETED

Chapter 1344: Jiang Chengyuan passed away.

“Later, when Yuan Yuan grows up, she can eat two bowls of egg tarts like Brother! We’ve already had lunch. Now, Papa and Mama will make us biscuits and egg tarts. Yuan Yuan can eat two egg tarts later, okay?”

The moment he spoke to Yuan Yuan, Tuan Tuan’s tongue slipped.

Yuan Yuan looked serious, thinking for a while. She nodded and said the word “okay” that she had just learned.

Lin Nuan was tickled by the two kids. “Can the two of them really understand each other?”

Fu Huai’an smiled and shook his head. “I don’t know.”

Fu Huai’an’s phone rang at the corner of the counter.

Fu Huai’an took a look and drew a tissue to wipe his hands before putting it to his ear. “What happened, Little Lu?”

Fu Huai’an hadn’t been going to the company for the past few days. Little Lu would settle the company’s matters, then brought them to the Fu residence at night for Fu Huai’an to deal with.

The meeting was also held in the form of a video conference.

“Sir, a lawyer who claims to be Mr. Jiang of Jincheng contacted me and asked me to tell you that your biological father, Mr. Jiang Chengyuan, has passed away. He left all his inheritance for Young Master Tuan Tuan. As his guardian, you need to go through the procedures.”

Hearing this news, Fu Huai’an was slightly stunned.

Although Fu Huai’an didn’t have much feelings for Jiang Chengyuan, when he suddenly heard that he had passed away, he couldn’t help but feel a little emotional…

This was probably the wonder of blood relations.

“Sir…” Little Lu didn’t hear Fu Huai’an’s reply. He had wanted to offer his condolences, but he felt that Fu Huai’an was estranged from his biological father for so many years. In the past, Old Madam Fu had also mentioned about Fu Huai’an’s mother’s death, blaming Jiang Chengyuan for it. So, he didn’t say any words of consolation to Fu Huai’an. He only said, “Why don’t I go to Jincheng to settle this matter?”

Fu Huai’an lowered his gaze and replied in a low voice, “I’ll handle this matter myself. You can focus on your work.”

“Okay, Sir.”

After he hung up the call, Lin Nuan, who was using a mold to press down on a biscuit, turned around and asked, “What’s the matter? Did something happen?”

Fu Huai’an smiled at Lin Nuan, his vision sweeping over the two kids who were still conversing seriously with each other. He smiled and said, “Small matter…”

Fu Huai’an washed his hands again and returned to knead the dough.

Lin Nuan knew something was going on with her husband, but she didn’t ask further in front of the two kids.

When Fu Huai’an was young, it wasn’t that he hadn’t had expectations for his father’s love, but after so many disappointments, Fu Huai’an had stopped looking forward to it.

Perhaps because of his childhood experiences, he had been working hard to be a good father to Tuan Tuan and Yuan Yuan. At least, his two children would know that their father… loved them deeply.

When Fu Huai’an gazed at them, the two kids happened to look at Fu Huai’an too.

The children’s eyes were pure and clean, without any impurities. They had the power to heal.