"Tell me where Kangkang is, you must tell me today, or I will call the police!"
Tang Yuchen stared at her for a few seconds, then gently said, "I have my reasons for not telling you Kangkang's whereabouts. Can you trust me?"
An Ruo examined his eyes, her thoughts swirling.
"What reasons do you have? Why can't you tell me? I am Kangkang's mother, shouldn't I know everything about him?"
"An Ruo, I told you I would bring him back to you in a year," the man answered, not addressing her question.
"But I want him back now!" Without seeing her child, she couldn't endure a single day; Kangkang was her life, her everything. Who could understand the feelings of a mother missing her child?
"Not now."
"Then tell me where he is."
Tang Yuchen pursed his lips, his hands on his hips, then broke the silence, "Right now I still can't tell you. That's it, go back home, no matter how you ask, I won't say."
