TRANSMIGRATED TO THE 80S TO BECOME STEPMOTHERS FOR FIVE HIGHER-UPS
Chapter 98: Ji Buwang's Secret
Shao Xi had many outstanding ideas, but his experiences in his previous life had left him full of criticism and rejection of this society and the world.
The protagonists in his works are very charismatic, but they have a good side and a bad side. There are characters in the novel that are absolutely good.
Therefore, although he became world famous and many people knew him, his reputation was a mixture of praise and criticism, and there was a lot of controversy about his work.
In addition, she does things based on her mood, which is similar to her job. Many people say that there is something wrong with his character.
This is also why many people say that although his work is very extensive, it is not considered a masterpiece. But now, Shao Xi's path had turned again because of Mu Jingzhe.
In his previous life, Shao Xi had not given up his work to enter the current competition. His essay had also been criticized by Zhang Fei and was considered worthless by Zhang Fei. They had been desperate in their previous lives now.
This time, he had submitted his work and written quite a lot. Furthermore, because of this matter, he had a new purpose.
This change is undoubtedly good for his future.
However, the current Shao Xi, who had a goal, was still troubled by the competition.
Although the initial reason for the competition was good and the goal was just as good, the competition eventually became a fuse.
Shao Xi hesitated for a moment before telling Mu Jingzhe, “Bu, is the competition bad? Should I not compete in the future? ”
Mu Jingzhe said helplessly, “There is nothing wrong with the competition itself. Many people gain confidence by taking part in competitions, as they give them a chance to prove themselves. This is a good thing, but some people do not perform well in the competition.”
Even though he said that, Mu Jingzhe did not force Shao Xi. "If you really think it's bad, then you won't be competing for next year, okay?"
Shao Xi immediately nodded. "Good."
After packing up, Mu Jingzhe brought Shao Xi out and saw Ji Buwang at the door.
Judging from Ji Buwang's red eyes, he might as well not sleep well. “You're awake too? Why don't you knock?”
Ji Buwang smiled. "I'm just about to knock."
Actually, Ji Buwang had been at the door all night, guarding them.
He wanted to be able to hear them if they called him. Also, he was afraid that the fat mother would appear again.
He thought that just in case, he would be able to stop her immediately. Fortunately, nothing happened.
Ji Buwang doesn't talk much. Instead, he said, “Wash first. I'll go buy breakfast.”
After breakfast, Ji Buwang looked at Mu Jingzhe's expression. "Do you want to go for a walk and play in the park today?"
He wanted them to relax and get rid of the bad luck. “I heard there's an amusement park in the park now. There is also carousel.”
A carousel? Mu Jingzhe looked at Shao Xi. "Are you going?"
Shao Xi was not in the mood, but she knew she could not continue like this, so she nodded. "Good."
They left in the morning, so not many people, but there were some. After all, it is cooler in the morning during the summer.
After they walked for a while, their mood became very bright. There are not many facilities in the amusement park. When Mu Jingzhe saw the slide, he quickly asked Shao Xi to play.
Shao Xi looked and shook her head awkwardly. "I think I'm gonna graduate."
The children playing in the slide were all younger than him, and there were also many girls. He doesn't want to leave.
They did not play in the slide, and after that, they reached the seesaw. There were no pads on the seesaw, but it was still very popular. Two or three children sit together to play, and some adults play with them.
Mu Jingzhe's butt ached when he saw that, but when he saw that there seemed to be interest in the depths of Shao Xi's eyes and the people in the seesaw had just left, he said, he asked with a full ordeal, little “Xi, do you want to play? ”
Shao Xi: “If you play with me, I will play.”
However, Mu Jingzhe and Shao Xi did not have the same weight, so Ji Buwang thought of a solution. “You sit on one side. I'll sit on the other side.”
Goody.
Although the seesaw was simple, it was actually quite pleasant. It's just that all the jolts were really painful.
In the morning, there was a queue. Many adults sit with children in their arms. It was very alive.
“Xi small, go ride the carousel too. Let's bring Little Bei and the others next time so the five of you can ride the carousel. You can try it today.”
In the end, Shao Xi was still a child. He slackened slightly after playing the seesaw, so he nodded. "Mom, are you coming too?"
"You can go without me." Most of the adults who drive carousels with their children are those who have very small children. Shao Xi was old enough.
"Good." Shao Xi nodded.
Next to them was a child who had just boarded the carousel and was bothering his mother to let him ride again. She cried when she saw how generous Mu Jingzhe was and threatened her mother, saying that if she refused to let him drive her again, she would become Mu Jingzhe's child.
Mu Jingzhe: "..."
Seeing the old man's angry and amused gaze, Mu Jingzhe smiled awkwardly, indicating that this was not his fault.
Mu Jingzhe glanced at the little girl a few more times but did not see Shao Xi's wary gaze.
Shao Xi was really afraid that someone would come to snatch Mu Jingzhe again. So, when Mu Jingzhe did not notice, he glared at the little girl.
The little girl was stunned by his gaze and in the end did not dare to say anything. He was afraid that if he continued, the older brother would hit him.
He understood the look in the brother's eyes. He also hated her when others came to snatch her mother.
Amidst this commotion, the fog in his heart disappeared.
As Shao Xi rode the carousel, Mu Jingzhe noticed that despite her tense face, her eyes shone. Judging from his expression, Mu Jingzhe knew that he liked her and heaved a sigh of relief.
“Thank you, Ji Buwang.” While all these things had happened, he was by their side.
“Xi is small and I am much better now. You don't have to accompany me this afternoon. You have to go home.”
Ji Buwang shook his head. “I didn't specifically not come home because I was watching you guys. I just don't really want to go back.”
Mu Jingzhe gave him a questioning look.
Ji Buwang: “Jingzhe, actually I have a secret that I might never be able to tell my loved ones. May I tell you?”
Mu Jingzhe was conflicted. "Is that a big secret?"
According to his experience, when it comes to secrets, the less one knows, the better, especially when it comes to the secrets of the rich.
Ji Buwang watched his expression, reading all his emotions. He then laughed. “Do not be afraid. It's not a big secret. It's just something that bothers me. This is actually not a big secret.”
Mu Jingzhe adjusted his expression. “Alright, please.”
Adults will always feel a lot of pain and pressure in their hearts. However, often, when there is something they cannot talk about to their friends or colleagues or anyone they know, they will crave someone to trust.
He had been through this before, so he decided to just act as his garbage disposal today.
Ji Buwang had been accompanying them for the past two days, so he had to give her positive energy.
Ji Buwang wanted to talk but didn't seem to know how to say it. “How should I put it? I think we should start from my birth. My family background is pretty good.”
"Yes, yeah, I know." How could he have so many musical instruments at home or develop such a character with such a poor background?
“In the eyes of ordinary people, wealthy family members tend to compete with each other, but our family is actually fine. Our relatives are also quite close.
“Unfortunately, time is really a cruel thing, especially during the four years I was unconscious.”
Mu Jingzhe's attention was piqued. He swallowed and asked cautiously, "Have you lost your strength?"
Did everything change after she woke up four years later? Is everything no longer his?
"Yes and no, but that's not what I'm talking about." Ji Buwang's words were shocking. "I've actually always maintained consciousness in the last four years."
