This thought flashed through Qiao Yun's mind for a moment, then she tossed it aside.
It wasn't that she didn't care about her little cub.
But she believed Pei Ya wouldn't get into trouble. Despite Pei Ya's usual frivolous demeanor, nobody had been able to truly challenge him thus far.
Besides, Li Hanzhou was right before—kids grow up. She couldn't always hover over them and should give them some space.
Qiao Yun pulled her thoughts back, buckled her seatbelt, and then said to Li Hanzhou, "Alright, we can go."
Li Hanzhou started the car, his voice tinged with a bit of helplessness, "It's the first day after the engagement, and I still have to keep living separately from my fiancée. Guess I'm the only one in this predicament."
Qiao Yun glanced at him, knowing he was teasing her, and decided to ignore him.
Li Hanzhou sighed. The little one had grown up and wasn't easy to joke around with anymore. He casually chatted, "Qiaoqiao, are you still planning to keep going to school?"
