My Son is a Reborn Villain

Chapter 99

Speaking of which, there was another point that was even more puzzling: why Si Yue could match the male and female leads?

Fu Yunruo hadn’t ruminated on this question before. After all, the novel had plenty of unreasonable plot points and perhaps, the author was just setting up such a character for fun.

However, no matter how big Si Yue’s name was in the entertainment industry, if was just that, could he really have such great abilities?

Fu Yunruo was filled with doubts. Ever since she learned that Fang Xueruo’s status in the entertainment industry had declined and her reputation was tarnished, along with Fu Yunruo’s own fans causing trouble and blocking many of her resources, Fu Yunruo occasionally pondered a question.

Had the female lead’s halo disappeared? According to the original plot, anyone who opposed the male and female leads would end up in an unpleasant situation.

But now, she had thoroughly offended both of them, yet her career was flourishing with no impact.

And so was Si Yue… No, from the beginning, he never suffered any losses from them.

Recalling the plot in the book, now should be just a few chapters away from the ending. Fang Xueruo would become pregnant, and the main couple would get married for the sake of the child, ending with an extravagant wedding of the century.

Fu Yunruo didn’t remember the exact timeline, but after calculating, it should be around this year…

“Ruoruo…”

When Si Yue saw Fu Yunruo suddenly becoming absent-minded, he couldn’t help but call out to her with concern.

“Ah?” Fu Yunruo snapped back to her senses.

“What’s wrong?”

She shook her head, “It’s nothing.”

Fu Yunruo really wanted to ask about Si Yue’s background, but she felt it would be too abrupt, so she ultimately didn’t ask anything.

In the beginning, Wenwen greatly resisted the etiquette tutors, mostly because Si Yue was the one who arranged them. He vowed not to study and wanted to create chaos. He refused to be controlled by Si Yue!

Fu Yunruo didn’t intervene. She knew the class was for Wenwen’s own good, but on the one hand, she also felt her son was still too young. She didn’t want Wenwen to be under so much pressure by learning so many courses at once and only wanted him to enjoy a carefree childhood. If he really didn’t like it, they could wait for a year or two, and it wouldn’t be too late then.

Surprisingly, the two tutors were very good at handling young children. Within just a few days, they managed to pique Wenwen’s interest and made him willingly engage in his studies. They didn’t instruct him or demand that Wenwen memorize everything; they only spent two hours each day teaching him etiquette, immersing it into his daily habits subtly.

Because there were no strict demands, every day was just about delivering lectures, with many lively examples, like telling stories. Occasionally, they played around and demonstrated. Wenwen eagerly followed along with the imitation, and indeed, he learned in a relaxed manner.