I had a child with the main lead chapter 34.2

Part 2

Tang Yue had heard this question many times.

Liang Yi had asked, even several times a year.

Liang Yi wasn’t like a traditional strong female executive. Perhaps because she climbed up from the bottom, shrewdness and worldliness were written on her face, but she wasn’t vulgar.

She had been through several marriages, and it wasn’t impossible that previous marriages also involved bargaining chips. It seemed like anything could be used by her to climb upward.

It was because of years of ups and downs that Liang Yi particularly liked transparent and pure people.

Including her current husband, whom Tang Yue hadn’t met but had seen photos of on Liang Yi’s phone.

He was said to be a comic artist. Tang Yue didn’t know the specifics, but every time Liang Yi mentioned him, she smiled differently.

Every time Liang Yi asked this, Tang Yue shook his head, saying that he was doing fine now.

He wasn’t good at planning for the future; that was the case in his original world. Because the future was foreseeable, it was just a landfill where he would grow old.

The collision of that planet was an accident, crushing all of Tang Yue’s predetermined trajectories, but he still just drifted along.

At most, it was because of his child that he slightly constructed a plan. If he didn’t have a future, if he switched back with that Tang Yue, could things be slightly better for Xiao Mian?

Tang Yue didn’t like the atmosphere in the Jiang family, entrusting Tang Mian to Liang Yi was also an option, anyway she would be good to Xiao Mian.

But Liang Yi didn’t agree. She would only ask back: “Are you really sure you want to do this?”

She wasn’t in a hurry for Tang Yue to answer, just smiling and looking at the poster hanging in Tang Yue’s house—a magazine of all the Away members, the top idol group that fans missed.

It was Tang Yue’s deepest bond in this world.

Because it was difficult to think about, Tang Yue didn’t think about it.

On this show, he still had to face this question.

Tang Yue glanced at the child sitting on the other side and thought of Jiang Shulu’s words last night.

He said: “I hope Xiao Mian can go to school with his peers.”

Even though Tang Yue had hated being around his peers before, he knew Xiao Mian was different.

Yao Lixin: “What about you?”

After speaking, he handed over his phone, which showed a trending Weibo post.

A video posted by a musician, the data of reposts, likes, and comments were all terrifying. The top comment was—

Is this Tang Yue??!!

Tang Yue recognized it as himself at a glance from the cover image.

He looked at the Weibo post in surprise: “How…how did this get posted on Weibo?”

Yao Lixin: “When was this recorded? It should be after you left, right?”

He saw it that morning, and many people in the industry were reposting it.

The infectiousness of music is inherently strong. Moreover, besides the singing and piano in this video, you could also hear the sound of a raging storm.

It was as if all the noise of the world had been absorbed, making nature a part of the accompaniment. Even though the video was hastily recorded, it still had a heart-wrenching feel.

If Yao Lixin didn’t know the person involved, he would be curious about what had happened to him, then think of his own ill-fated love.

But this person was Tang Yue. Even though his voice was hoarse and the lyrics were unclear, as someone who had spent three years with Tang Yue, Yao Lixin almost instantly had that thought—

He’s thinking about Jiang Shulu.

Thinking about it to the point where even the observer feels moved.

So Tang Yue’s departure back then must have also had a reason.

Was it really as Jiang Shulu wrote on the note?

Jiang Shulu didn’t refute. Yao Lixin thought: It’s explosive, but since it’s Tang Yue, it doesn’t seem that strange.

Tang Yue: “I recorded it once when I was drunk. I uploaded the wrong file when I was replying to a sister’s email.”

He held Yao Lixin’s phone, the comments under this Weibo post were a complete Tang Yue reveal. Even without showing his face, those who had heard his songs could easily recognize him.

Tang Yue’s singing style is very strong. In team collaboration songs, it would be much more restrained. As soon as it’s his solo part, it’s as if nothing can stop him from soaring.

–How did this get posted now? Did Tang Yue post it himself?

–So when will Tang Yue post on Weibo? His Weibo hasn’t been updated in five years, wuwuwu, he doesn’t even repost or interact on shows.

–His voice is truly unique, the recognition is too high. Please come back soon.

Yao Lixin reposted it in front of Tang Yue.

He typed his expectations word by word: So when are you coming back @Away_Tang Yue [poor]

Tang Yue: “I…I don’t know if I can.”

Yao Lixin: “I know you have a lot of things you can’t tell me, but you can always tell your brother about this. Your voice is good, I heard you’ve been composing these years, so what reason is there not to come back?”

Yao Lixin put away his flippant attitude, his concern was undisguised, as if he was also Tang Yue’s true family.

Tang Yue: “Standing on stage alone, I will be afraid.”

Yao Lixin thought of many reasons for Tang Yue.

Like not signing with a company, the emergence of many new singers, etc.

Or maybe his own skills weren’t good enough.

He didn’t expect it to be this!

Amazing…

Very good, perfectly in line with Tang Yue’s persona.

Yao Lixin took a deep breath: “That’s why you said you wouldn’t do a solo before? Not having a solo concert doesn’t mean you can’t release an album?”

Tang Yue: “But if fans keep saying they hope I have a concert, I will think about it.”

Yao Lixin: “You’re too easily persuaded. Then I’ll call the Captain and have him whisper sweet nothings in your ear.”

Tang Yue subconsciously thought about Jiang Shulu whispering sweet nothings.