"A sense of accomplishment." Luo Yanqing didn't look at Ming Han or Ming Wei; his gaze stayed firmly on Kang Li, his deep eyes full of tenderness and indulgence. "It's because of your efforts that they've grown up so well."
"Are you complimenting me?"
Kang Li raised her eyebrows, then pretended to be unhappy. "But the sense of accomplishment you're talking about sounds like I'm begging you for credit."
"The credit is yours anyway—you don't need to ask for it, I know that in my heart."
His clear voice sounded unusually gentle. "Without you, who knows what Luo Mingrui and his siblings would be like now. And I certainly wouldn't have Luo Mingting and our three kids."
He paused briefly, then Luo Yanqing leaned closer to Kang Li and lowered his voice. "In our family, you deserve the most credit. Of course, our parents' contributions are just as important to me."
"Really?"
