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Chapter 634 Chapter 634: Biological Father

"Mom, Mama Cang, I'm going to school."

Cang Yi seemed to be brushing her teeth, her voice was slightly vague: "Remember to be safe and come back early after school at night."

"Ok."

As for Ruan Jun, it was probably because he was rushing to write the manuscript last night and hadn't woken up yet.

Early in the morning, when the weather was cool, Ruan Weitong was wearing the school uniform of Peking University—a blue jacket with black buckles slanted, a black calf-length skirt, white straight socks, and small black leather shoes.

Compared with the dress she usually wears, this outfit can be said to be extremely simple.

However, Ruan Weitong did not dislike him at all.

Although she has been pampered since she was a child.But it's rare that she doesn't have that kind of coquettishness, but she can endure hardships. When she was in the United States, she often went to the countryside to volunteer in some places for free.

Being able to develop such a character is inseparable from her three mothers.

Ruan Jun doesn't say anything, but her character can be seen from her words, because knowing her mother's strength, Ruan Weitong has admired her since she was a child, and she will subconsciously imitate her when she does things.

Whenever Ruan Jun exaggerates, it can make her happy for a long time.

And Zhang Manman taught her to paint since she was a child, which made her calm.

As for Cang Yi, she is the lively one on weekdays.

When I took Ruan Weitong to play around, I also taught her little by little how to deal with people and things, commonly known as emotional intelligence.

Even her older brother and sister set an example for her by leading by example.

Each of them doted on her very much, which not only did not make her develop a lawless temperament, but also made stricter demands on herself, not wanting to disappoint those who loved her.

This allowed Ruan Weitong to grow into a child who made all his relatives proud.

Originally, she was going to study at Peking University in Cang Yi's car, because it has been like this for half a month since the start of school.

But as soon as he got to the door, he found a foreign car parked outside that looked expensive.

At first glance, this car is different from Cang Yi's car.

Ruan Weitong was stunned for a moment, walked over and looked in through the window, and found that the author's driver was someone he was familiar with.

The driver was a young man, and said cautiously, "Good morning, Miss."

"Good morning." Ruan Weitong flew back very politely, and then looked in the back seat, and found that the person sitting was Qin Tingfeng.

When she looked over, Qin Tingfeng smiled at her.

The 40-year-old man, wearing a Chinese tunic suit and a pair of gold-rimmed glasses on the bridge of his nose, seemed to reveal a kind of elegance that only literati possess.

No one could have imagined that this man also charged through the crowd with a machete.

With a good appearance, his disguise at this time will not be broken by others.

Ruan Weitong pouted, but sat in the back seat without hesitation.

Looking sideways at his biological father sitting next to him, "Uncle Qin, why are you here?"

"I didn't know you were back today, so I came to take you to school."

Although Qin Tingfeng didn't like Ruan Weitong calling her uncle, she said it several times, but she didn't change. Knowing that the child didn't want to call him father at all, she didn't make things difficult for her.

After saying this, Qin Tingfeng said unintentionally, "Won't your mother send you to school?"

"Uncle Qin! I'm almost 18 years old this year, do I still need my mother to send it? I'm already in college, okay?"

Although he was not very close to Qin Tingfeng, when he spoke, his words revealed familiarity.

Qin Tingfeng has not been to the United States a few times in the past ten years.

But there are often letters and gifts for their mother and daughter.

So in Ruan Weitong's view, he is not a stranger.

(End of this chapter)