<h4>Chapter 760: Chapter 760: He Can Also Buy Groceries</h4>


    Kangkang, wearing his roller-skates and helmet, excitedly yelled at Tang Yuchen.


    The man gave him a thumbs up, "Not bad, keep it up."


    "Okay." Kangkang sped up, but after only a couple of quick strides, he suddenly lost his bnce and fell to the ground.


    An Ruo’s heart tightened, and she moved to help him up.


    However, Tang Yuchen promptly asked, "Does it hurt?"


    The little guy, gritting his teeth and grimacing, sat up and shook his head despite the pain, "It doesn’t hurt."


    "Can you stand up by yourself?" He didn’t show any intention of helping him.


    "I can." Kangkang nodded, slowly pushing himself up. "Dad, I still want to learn."


    He wouldn’t give up just because of this setback.


    "Alright, we’ll practice for another half hour; your mom will be back soon."


    "Mm." The little guy turned around and immediately saw An Ruo, "Mom!"


    He excitedly skated over to her and said, as if presenting a treasure, "Mom, look, I learned how to skate! Dad taught me; Dad is amazing, he knows everything."


    An Ruo rubbed his head and smiled, "Did you hurt yourself when you fell just now?"


    "Not at all! It didn’t hurt one bit! Dad said that a real man isn’t afraid of pain."


    Lately, Kangkang’s words seldom strayed from Tang Yuchen. Whatever Tang Yuchen said, he took as the gospel truth, sometimes even more than he listened to her.


    If this continued, she feared that one day he might blindly worship Tang Yuchen.


    "Mom, why did you get off work so early today?" Kangkang asked her.


    "There wasn’t much going on today, so Mom came home early."


    The little guy, tugging at her arm, rocked it back and forth, "Mom, let’s go home quickly, Dad and I are both thirsty."


    An Ruo was speechless, how did he know that Tang Yuchen was thirsty?


    Once the three of them got upstairs, the little guyined that he was hungry and An Ruo quickly said, "Don’t rush, Mom will cook right now."


    Tang Yuchen rolled up his sleeves, "Let me do it, you just got off work, sit down and take a rest."


    "No need, I’ll do it." She felt awkward letting him cook.


    Yet, Kangkang protested, "I want to eat the dishes Dad makes, Mom, let Dad cook! I haven’t tried Dad’s cooking yet."


    Tang Yuchen smiled and asked him, "What do you want to eat? Dad will make it for you."


    "I want to eat fish, and don’t put any chili in it."


    "Alright, I got it."


    "The fridge is empty, I’ll go to the supermarket to get some stuff," An Ruo said, pulling out her wallet and preparing to head out, but Tang Yuchen stepped in front of her, "No need, I’ll go."


    "But..." Wasn’t it too much to let him cook and also buy the groceries?


    The man didn’t wait for her to finish, and simply went out to buy groceries. He was quick, returning in just a moment with two bags of groceries.


    An Ruo was somewhat surprised; she hadn’t expected him to also be good at grocery shopping.


    Tang Yuchen busied himself in the kitchen alone while she and Kangkang each went to take a shower; when they came out, Tang Yuchen had already finished cooking a dish.


    Mother and son, smelling the delicious aroma emanating from the kitchen, felt their stomachs growl even more.


    "Mom, Dad’s cooking smells so good." On the sofa, the little guy leaned against her and swallowed his saliva as he spoke.


    An Ruo just smiled and said nothing.


    Actually, the old Tang Yuchen wasn’t very good at cooking, and these things never required his involvement, but now, he could really cook well, which indeed was quite surprising.


    Tang Yuchen prepared avish meal, and both Kangkang and An Ruo enjoyed it immensely.


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