Quadruplets' Charm: The Tycoon's Hidden Heirs-Chapter 155 - Daring not to Move

Chapter 155: Chapter 155: Daring not to Move

Chapter 155 -155: Daring not to Move

“Skipping a meal won’t kill the child, rest assured,” Tang Yu said, her tone dismissive.

Then she felt light as a feather as she was lifted into strong, unwavering arms.

“What did you say? Say it again,” Ye Sihan commanded, pinching her chin menacingly.

Tang Yu didn’t struggle, but she glared at him with stubborn eyes.

She didn’t believe that with a child in her womb, Ye Sihan could do anything to harm her!

“Let’s put this matter to rest. Watch your emotions,” Ye Sihan said gravely, indicating he would pursue it no further.

Tang Yu was well aware that if it weren’t for the child in her stomach, Ye Sihan wouldn’t have let her off so easily.

It seemed he really wanted this child.

“I’m going back tonight.”

“No,” Ye Sihan replied, lifting her effortlessly and heading toward the dining table in the outer hall.

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“Why not? I don’t want to stay here!” Tang Yu resisted, being seated in a chair.

Ye Sihan sat down in another chair, his dark eyes intensely fixed on her, “What charm does that room have that lacks the grandeur of the Ye Mansion’s bathroom that keeps you thinking about it?”

Unable to restrain herself, Tang Yu’s long lashes quivered as she turned her face away, “I just don’t want to live with you…”

“Don’t push your luck, or I’ll make you stay here every day,” Ye Sihan warned, his expression dark.

Such threats left Tang Yu biting her lip, furious but silent.

Fearing that any further insistence would lead Ye Sihan to investigate the rented apartment.

Under the oppressive atmosphere, she ate in silence.

Sweet and sour pork ribs, boneless and sprinkled with sesame seeds, had been served into Tang Yu’s bowl.

Delicious.

Tang Yu chewed quietly, her eyes downcast, offering no thanks. After all, she hadn’t asked him to serve her food.

Next, a small yellow duck was placed before Tang Yu.

Staring at the unattractive clump of plush for a long while, she wondered if Ye Sihan had given it to her. It didn’t seem his style at all.

“What is this?” she couldn’t help but ask.

“A little yellow duck, made by the quadruplets,” Ye Sihan said.

Her eyes brightened slightly. Did her treasures make this? Still, it was hard to see it as a duck.

“For me?”

“Mhm.”

“It’s for you, so isn’t it wrong to give it to me?” Tang Yu said, though her hand showed no hesitation as she picked up the little duck, examining it with a tender smile, “Where’s the neck?”

“A teacher had to help, or it wouldn’t even have a head,” Ye Sihan remarked.

Tang Yu laughed softly.

The atmosphere became livelier, no longer as tense as before.

Ye Sihan’s dark gaze lingered on the smiling Tang Yu, asking, “You like it?”

“It’s okay.” She became aware of her unrestrained emotions and moderated them, putting the little duck aside, “As adorable as the quadruplets.”

“The child in your stomach will look similar,” Ye Sihan said, his piercing gaze as if penetrating her heart.

Tang Yu remained silent, continuing her meal.

Her guilt stemmed from the feeling that what Ye Sihan said was true.

All his children, they wouldn’t differ much in appearance.

Ye Sihan reached over and pinched her chin, forcing her to meet his profound black gaze, “I’ve told Aunt Lin, this child, I’ve decided to keep it.”

Tang Yu froze, even as the shadows fell upon her and her lips were claimed, licked, she forgot to resist.

The weight of that statement heavily pressed down upon her body, her consciousness.

Ye Sihan’s words were obsessive, recklessly insane—no one could stop him!

How terrifying…

So, the child in Tang Yu’s stomach had to be born.

She had no other option.

Despair and hopelessness thoroughly engulfed her…

At night, Tang Yu lay in bed, the surveillance showing Wei Yuzhu still in the rented apartment, trying her best to coax the children to sleep.

She had to rush for her job soon after.

For a friend, she was already very responsible.

Tang Yu texted Wei Yuzhu, instructing her to put the children in their room, bringing in the monitor as well.

She would watch and soothe them through the camera.

Wei Yuzhu didn’t want to do it, but with her workplace pressing, she complied.

Before leaving, she made sure to close all the doors and windows tightly.

In the monitor, Tang Yu saw the four little ones talking to the camera, unclear what they were saying.

She got out of bed and went to the bathroom, turning on the abandoned faucet, and then turned up the volume on the monitor.

Only then did she realize the quadruplets were talking to Li Xue.

Upon hearing Tang Yu speak, their bright eyes lit up, and with milky voices, they called out to mommy.

Tang Yu couldn’t hold back the sourness in her nose.

Previously, when she left them alone at home, at least she would cajole them to sleep first.

Now she could only let them fall asleep on their own.

“When will Mommy come back?”

“Sleep with Mommy!”

“And… and talk to Mommy!”

“So many things to talk about…” Xibao said, feeling wronged.

With a heavy heart but a forced smile, Tang Yu said, “Good, be obedient, Mommy is working overtime and will come back later. Let’s go to sleep first, okay? Mommy will be back by the time we fall asleep.”

“No!” Junjun was very angry and began to stamp his feet.

Zhengzheng and Haohao’s little chubby faces looked adorably fierce.

Xibao felt even more aggrieved, staring at her round tummy and sulking.

Li Xue tried to comfort them, “Oh dear, our little treasure is the best behaved, how was school today? Was it fun?”

The four little ones were distracted by the change of subject. They first paused, then Junjun spoke first, “Fun!”

“I made a duck with chocolate!” said Zhengzheng.

“A yellow one!”

“Wow!”

“What kind of duck?” asked Li Xue.

Tang Yu said, “A little yellow duck.”

“That’s impressive?” Li Xue remarked.

Pleased by the praise, the four little ones’ eyes glistened with happiness.

Just as Tang Yu was about to say something, she seemed to hear a noise at the door. Suddenly anxious, she turned off her voice and then the video.

She quickly sent Li Xue a text message.

Just as Ye Sihan had reached the bathroom door, it opened.

Tang Yu, emerging from the bathroom and seeing him, was startled, “Uh! What… what are you doing?”

“Feeling guilty?”

“I’m worried you might startle the child in my belly!” Tang Yu, holding her stomach, walked towards the bed and threw her phone on the nightstand.

“Who were you contacting?”

“Nobody, just bored when I went to the bathroom.” Tang Yu had just sat down on the edge of the bed when she saw Ye Sihan pick up her phone. She said, “If you want to check it, then check it!”

She wasn’t afraid.

She would download software when using the monitors and delete it afterward.

Anyway, they shouldn’t expect to find any trace on her phone.

Ye Sihan took the phone, saying, “Radiation.”

Then he placed it far away on the floor.

When he came back, he got straight into bed.

Startled, Tang Yu stood up abruptly, “You… You’re sleeping here?”

Ye Sihan, wearing only a nightgown after his shower, said, “If I don’t sleep at Ye Mansion, then it’s settled here. I need to monitor the child’s condition. Are you afraid I’ll touch you?”

Tang Yu didn’t respond, her expression showing that concern.

“If I want to touch you, there’s nowhere you could escape,” Ye Sihan ordered assertively, “Come here.”

Tang Yu thought that since she was pregnant and the first three months were the riskiest, she should be safe.

Moving cautiously onto the bed, as soon as she did, she was forcibly pulled into Ye Sihan’s embrace—

“Mmm!”

Her entire body fell into Ye Sihan’s hands, her slender form completely enveloped.

“Even going to sleep has to be negotiated. Hmm?” Ye Sihan’s eyes were slightly narrowed, his gaze piercing her at close range, his deep eyes dangerously akin to a black hole.

“I’m doing it for the child’s sake,” Tang Yu murmured weakly.

“I’m not a brute. I can control myself,” he answered.

“Oh, then let’s sleep,” Tang Yu wrestled free from his embrace, lay down, and turned her back to him.

Sounds came from behind her, and then a hand wrapped around her waist, a solid chest pressing against her back.

Tang Yu’s eyes flew open, her body not daring to move.

Fearful that any movement might provoke a reaction from the man behind her.

At this moment, the task of soothing the children was left to Li Xue.

She was still in the hospital…

“When is Sister Xue likely to be discharged from the hospital?” Tang Yu asked.

She wanted to know how Ye Sihan would arrange for Li Xue’s care.

“It’s none of your concern. The follow-up nursing care will be arranged until she can walk normally,” Ye Sihan responded.

His deep voice vibrated as it entered her ear.

Tang Yu felt like his thin lips were right at her ear, the heat of his breath making her neck reflexively shrink.

Ye Sihan, observing her reddening delicate skin, understood the effect he had.