Chapter 154 Extra: I Raised You, So You Have to Do Everything I Say

Chapter 154 Side Story: I Raised You, So You Have to Do What I Say

After Chen Su’s wedding, Meng Suizhi and Han Yu flew back to the capital.

After landing, Meng Suizhi pulled his suitcase. The Zhao family arranged for a driver to pick them up. He and Han Yu shared a car. When Uncle Lin arrived, he kindly loaded their suitcases into the car and asked where they wanted to go.

Neither Han Yu nor Meng Suizhi spoke.

Meng Suizhi was silent for a moment, then spoke, giving the address of the Meng family home.

In fact, he hadn’t been back to the Meng family home in a long time.

He also hadn’t had a normal conversation with Han Yu in a long time.

Han Yu had tattooed him without permission, and of course Meng Suizhi was angry, but there was something else besides anger—Han Yu still hadn’t given him his contact info. Was this to show he had an omega?

If he had an omega, so be it.

The Meng family home was Meng Suizhi’s home; there was nothing stopping him from going back.

In the car, Meng Suizhi dozed off. When he opened his eyes again, they were already at the Meng family’s building. Uncle Lin took the suitcases out and left.

Meng Suizhi pushed his suitcase inside.

He took a shower. After coming out, he felt hungry, so he threw together a bowl of noodles—that was about the only instant thing he could cook.

Han Yu glanced his way.

Meng Suizhi didn’t say a word to him and ate his noodles alone.

Han Yu went to take a shower.

Meng Suizhi saw Han Yu’s phone on the sofa. He hesitated a couple minutes, then picked it up.

Of course he could check. He raised Han Yu; everything was his to control.

Meng Suizhi looked at Han Yu’s contacts—not a single friend, completely empty. In the favorites folder, he had a few photos saved—photos of Meng Suizhi’s tattoo...

In the photos, Meng Suizhi’s knees were spread wide apart...

Meng Suizhi cursed inwardly, “You little psycho.”

Meng Suizhi put the phone back where it was.

As if nothing had happened.

When Han Yu got out of the shower, there was an extra bowl of noodles on the table.

Meng Suizhi ordered, “Come eat a little.”

Han Yu glanced at him, sat down in front of Meng Suizhi.

He took two bites, then looked up, hesitated like he wanted to say something, and went to the kitchen to get some soy sauce.

Meng Suizhi said, “I’ll come get you tomorrow.”

Han Yu: “Don’t bother.”

Meng Suizhi: “You got something going on?”

Han Yu: “I bought a car.”

Meng Suizhi: “...”

This was the first time Meng Suizhi really felt that Han Yu had grown up. The old Han Yu was just a little psycho who was extremely controlling, who would call him “big brother,” who would # him, who would punish him and blow up at him for coming home late. But now, Han Yu had changed a lot.

Or rather, Han Yu had lost his memory and was different than before.

Han Yu was ambitious and could now stand on his own in front of Meng Suizhi.

This feeling left a bitter taste in Meng Suizhi’s mouth.

Before, Han Yu controlled him in bed, but outside of it, Meng Suizhi always called the shots. But now it seemed to have changed. Han Yu didn’t depend on him as much anymore, and that unsettled Meng Suizhi.

Meng Suizhi demanded, “Then you come get me.”

Han Yu: “Not happening.”

Meng Suizhi: “...”

After finishing the noodles, Han Yu washed the bowls.

Meng Suizhi sat on the sofa, that uneasy feeling only getting stronger.

Han Yu bought a car. If he bought a house later... would he still not come back?

Han Yu didn’t really like going back to the Meng house either.

Meng Suizhi looked around the house at everything. A lot of things in this home had been bought by Han Yu, filling it with years’ worth of memories. And now, only Meng Suizhi remembered those memories... To Han Yu, this was just a temporary place to stay.

After Han Yu came out, Meng Suizhi looked up and said, “Tomorrow evening, come with me to the grocery store.”

Han Yu: “Oh.”

Having received the reply, Meng Suizhi went upstairs.

Han Yu picked up his phone from the sofa, glanced at it, and put it in his pocket, looking annoyed. There wasn’t any contact info for his brother on it.

Han Yu had always wanted to control Meng Suizhi, just like before.

But he didn’t. He kept holding himself back.

Meng Suizhi didn’t like lunatics.

Only when Meng Suizhi was chasing after him would he come home on time. And lately, he hadn’t been coming home on time either. Han Yu had never said anything about getting his memory back. If they went back to how things were, Meng Suizhi would be the one in charge, always taking things for granted, and he wouldn’t revolve around Han Yu anymore.

Han Yu liked the current life better.

Meng Suizhi would coax him. He would orbit around Han Yu.

Even when he got mad, he wouldn’t say anything harsh or kick him out.

Meng Suizhi didn’t dare drive away this version of Han Yu.

Han Yu knew that Meng Suizhi would only drive away the old him, so he wasn’t willing to go back to the past.

...

The next morning, Meng Suizhi came downstairs and saw breakfast waiting for him.

Han Yu had made it.

This was far more comfortable than staying in a hotel. Han Yu used to cook a lot, knew what Meng Suizhi liked, and their tastes were a perfect match.

After breakfast, Meng Suizhi got into Han Yu's car.

In the car, Meng Suizhi picked up Han Yu's phone, unlocked it, called his own phone, and thus saved Han Yu's number.

Meng Suizhi told him, "This is my number. Come pick me up after work."

Meng Suizhi also took the initiative to add a contact label for himself: "Brother."

Han Yu didn't say anything.

He had deliberately gone without a phone before, wanting Meng Suizhi to come to him in person for anything, rather than just sending a casual message saying he'd be working late and wouldn't come home.

He thought that was too cold and impersonal.

Han Yu said, "Oh."

Meng Suizhi called him, "Han Yu."

"Hmm?"

"Don't add any Omegas without telling me. I'll check your phone."

"Oh."

"If an Omega gives you their number, you have to tell me."

"..." Han Yu asked, "Why?"

Although Han Yu had returned to the Meng household and Meng Suizhi had been pursuing him, Meng Suizhi had never made any demands of him, especially in this regard.

Because Han Yu had been at home most of the time before, and Meng Suizhi hadn't felt particularly threatened.

Now it was different. The General Bureau was a place full of power, too easy to go astray and encounter outstanding Omegas.

Meng Suizhi pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses and said sternly, "I raised you. You have to do what I say."

Han Yu said, "I don't remember it that way. It seemed you didn't treat me well back then."