My Mysterious Husband novel Chapter 250

Venus Mu thought of the little fellow who had clung to her in the dark and said, “Baby…baby..”

Kerry was stunned for a second and said, “The baby is at home. He is fine. You will see the baby when you are well.”

Venus didn’t understand what Kerry said. She shook Kerry’s hand and went on saying, “Baby, baby.” She looked like a poor little elk and Kerry was softhearted.

“Well, I’ll make a video call to let you see him.” Kerry said. Then Kerry took out his phone and made a video call to John.

“Sir Kerry.” John said.

“John, where is Pingan?” Kerry said.

“He is playing in his room.” John said. Then John focused the camera on the little figure sitting on the floor.

As soon as Venus saw Pingan, she happily pointed to the screen and showed it to Kerry.

“Yeah, I see that.” Kerry said. “What is he doing?” Kerry asked John.

“He is tearing apart the remote-controlled aircraft sent by Mr Mu.” John said. There was a note of helplessness in his voice. It’s obvious that he had tried to dissuade Pingan, but he failed.

After hearing what John said, Kerry was happy. “Why he wants to tear it down? Isn’t Pingan fond of Tianye Mu’s gift?” Kerry said.

“Maybe he do that to re-assemble it.” John said in a hesitated way, “Before you and Venus come back, he usually dismantles the remoter-controlled car and puts it back together again intact.

“Does he have that talent?” Kerry said in surprise.

Hard at dismantling, Pingan heard Kerry’s voice and looked up at the screen of the phone. As soon as he saw Venus, he threw all the parts in his hand and jumped up. “Mom.” Pingan shouted to the phone.

Without knowing why, Venus’s tears rolled down at that moment.

She laughed and cried as she looked at the little guy on the phone. “Baby, I want my baby.” Venus said.

Pingan said “mother” for a few times and then looked at Kerry next to Venus. Pingan stared at Kerry, as if convinced that Kerry had taken his mother and would not let them be reunited.

Kerry couldn’t stand the double blow and said, “Pingan, mother is ill. I brought her to the doctor. We will go home when she is well.”

Pingan is too young to know what “ill” means. He still looked at Kerry angrily.

Kerry was helpless. He looked around the large room and said, “Well, stop looking at me like that. John, pack some clothes for him and bring him here.”

“Sir Kerry, is it good for him to stay at the hospital?” John said.

“It doesn’t matter. The environment here is not bad. The point is he can relieve Venus’s boredom here. Lying alone in bed all the time is boring.” Kerry said.

“I see, Sir Kerry.” John said.

“By the way, bring me something for me to eat when you come. I haven’t eaten dinner.” Kerry said.