Stealing Your Heart

“Hurry up, eat your dinner. Don’t let the dishes get cold.” Lin Xinyan pushed him again.

Zong Jinghao stood up and walked over to the table. “Aren’t you going to eat dinner with me?”

“I have only brought in one bowl of rice, I’ll eat outside.”

“Stay please.” Zong Jinghao sat down and pulled her to sit on his lap. Lin Xinyan stared at him, “There’s only one bowl of rice.”

“We can share it.” Zong Jinghao picked some food from a dish as he fed it to Lin Xinyan.

Lin Xinyan simply obliged.

“How is it?”

Zong Jinghao fed her again, this time with lady’s fingers that had touched her lips. “Aren’t you starving?”

Lin Xinyan felt uncomfortable. I’m not a child, there is no need to feed me, please!

“You don’t feel like being fed by me?” Zong Jinghao was sharp to read her body language.

She lowered her head and explained softly, “I’m an adult now, stop treating me like a child.”

Zong Jinghao put the food intended for her into his own mouth instead, “Then, you feed me. I don’t mind.”

This made Lin Xinyan speechless.

“You may feed me like I am a child.” He cast a playful look at her, “Come on, feed me.”

The corners of Lin Xinyan’s eyes twitched. She knew if she did not oblige to him, he would never stop giving her a hard time.

In order to extricate, Lin Xinyan used the chopsticks to feed him some prawn meat.

Zong Jinghao bit at the chopsticks and refused to let go of them. Just when Lin Xinyan was about to get angry, he quickly released them.

“Tastes very good.” He smiled contentedly.

Xinyan stared at him. “All along, the

it to me.” He held her waist

Xinyan did not know

Zong Jinghao frowned, “Why? You

avoided

“Then, please eat it.”

Xinyan was

around with

of

Xinyan was shocked, her eyes

grinned, “Isn’t it

Jinghao had sensed her thoughts. He pushed her chin up so that the prawn meat would slide down her throat, leaving a strong smell of seafood in

in feeding her by a trick. Lin Xinyan did not want to look at him; she ate a morsel of rice. Zong

only a bowl of rice with a few dishes, They devoured them all. Lin Xinyan took the tray out with the empty bowl and

Yu was unpacking the luggage as Zhuang Zijin helped to bathe Lin

up the dinner table and washed the eating utensils in the

Yu came to the kitchen while Lin Xinyan was busy with washing the eating utensils. “You must be tired by now after travelling long hours in the car. Let me finish the washing. You can go ahead and have

Xinyan smiled, “I am not

you don’t have to do the washing.” Aunt Yu pushed her aside gently and took out her gloves, “Young Master

with entangled with

raised her head with surprise. She did not expect her to raise this matter. “You

nodded. “Could you please tell me

at first, then she smiled

great interest in knowing more about Young Master. Does this mean that all these

family, I was sent over to take care of Madam. Madam and Master Zong’s marriage was meant to make both families a strong alliance. Although they did not have true affection towards each other initially, they had still treated each other with all due courtesy and respect. They became closer after the birth of Young Master. After that, Madam passed away due to

her. Wen Xian has passed away. But Cheng Yuxiu said that Wen Xian was

not even know that Zong Jinghao was not borne by

do you think of Yuxiu?”

health. She didn’t scold Young Master or torture him. She carried herself well. The point is, she did not have a child of her own. I really respect her. At that time, she was rather young. It is

Xinyan squinted. The apple in her mouth had lost its taste after constant chewing. She recalled the call from Cheng Yuxiu that day; the latter had wanted

in terms of marrying Zong Qifeng. This was in exchange for the rescue of the Cheng family’s ancestral business. However, Wen Qing had been principally motivated to proceed with the deal, as she was eager to stay beside her child, taking care of it. She was willing to do so, even though

not pretend to be unaware of this side of the story. She knew that she had no right to pass judgment over the deal. However, she was sure that the Wen family had gone overboard in