Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon novel Chapter 1085

Chapter 1085: My Son and Husband

Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Gao Ming had just woken up and was about to eat when he heard Su Li’s excited plea for instant noodles. Turning to his father, who was carefully scooping up a spoonful of congee, he said softly, "Dad, I want instant noodles too."

Gao Lang looked down at his son, who still appeared rather pale and feeble. But of course—if his son asked for something, how could he refuse?

"Alright," he said indulgently. "Drink a few sips of porridge first. I’ll go get it for you."

Meanwhile, Su Shen returned from the dining car holding a steaming cup of instant noodles like it was a precious artifact. He placed it directly in front of Gu Zi and even opened the plastic fork for her.

Gu Zi, with zero hesitation and a singular focus, took the fork and began eating. Only after he saw her properly enjoying her meal did Su Shen finally open his own lunch box and begin shoveling food into his mouth with practiced efficiency.

Su Li, unable to resist the alluring aroma wafting from his mother’s cup, leaned his head over, eyes wide, and tried to sneak a bite.

But Su Shen caught him by the scruff of his neck like a naughty kitten and scolded, "Have some manners when you eat. Go get your own lunch box. If you’re not hungry, then go sit somewhere else."

Su Li froze, utterly stunned. What had just happened?

Mom said she wanted instant noodles—he’d said it too! But only Mom got the prize, and now he was getting shooed away like an uninvited guest at a family banquet. Double standards much? Seriously, Dad?

After lunch, a few spirited youths in the carriage started playing a melodious tune on a melodica, and soon others joined in, singing with unrestrained joy. What began as a few notes soon turned into a full-blown chorus.

Gu Zi, hearing the energetic vocals, turned to glance over and saw a group of students, all around her age, perhaps on their way to the capital to attend university. Their faces radiated passion and idealism, brimming with hope for a new era. Caught up in the moment, she found herself humming along, her mood inexplicably lifted.

Su Li was still deeply immersed in his game of Go, though the roster of competitors had changed.

A male student had taken over and was now playing against Su Bing. Initially, Su Li had been dueling with younger kids, but once a few older students spotted the game, they eagerly joined in.

The boy, believing it beneath him to compete with children, had insisted on playing against the older-looking Su Bing, even generously offering to "give him a few moves."

Three rounds later, he had been utterly humiliated.

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