My 100-Day Secret Marriage With The Boss

"Okay, let me ask you, do you know my mother's birthday?" Tang Zhimo raised his head and looked at him, asking very seriously.

"…" Tang Ling was stunned. To be honest, he actually did not know Chu Wuyou's birthday.

"Do you know what color my mother likes the most?" Tang Zhimo continued to ask.

Tang Ling. "…"

He did not know that either.

"Do you know what my mother likes to eat the most?" Tang Zhimo saw that the man could not answer, so he proceeded to ask the next question.

Tang Ling. "…"

Was this something an older brother should know? This should be a must for a boyfriend, right?

He was an older brother, not a boyfriend. However, if he were to think about it in detail, it was indeed somewhat unjustifiable that he, as an older brother, did not know anything about his younger sister.

Therefore, at this moment, Tang Ling could not even retort.

"You've been asked three questions and you don't know any of the answers. How dare you say that you're my mother's older brother?" Tang Zhimo looked at him and directly snorted.

"Why don't we change the topic to something else, how about you. Uncle knows quite a bit about you." Tang Ling felt that he was about to break out in cold sweat. How could he have known that he had to go through so many lessons to come to the airport to pick up a child.

"Then let me ask you, do you know our birthday?" Tang Zhixi asked repeatedly.

"Eh, eh, I know, I know." Tang Ling obviously exhaled and reported a series of numbers. He had seen this before and remembered it.

"Brother, I think that he might not be mom's biological brother, but he should be our biological uncle." Tang Zhixi was obviously satisfied with Tang Ling's answer.

However, Tang Zhixi's final conclusion was really…

Tang Ling's lips could not help but twitch again. This deduction ability was too powerful. Who did she inherit it from?

Tang Zhimo was stunned. He looked at his sister's slightly expectant gaze and slowly nodded.

"Alright, I forgive you." Tang Zhixi looked at Tang Ling and smiled sweetly.

Tang Ling finally let out a sigh of relief. Aiya, these two little kids were really amazing.

They were not suspecting his identity. This was clearly done on purpose.

However, no matter what, it was enough to get the recognition of the two darling babies and successfully bring them home.

Ye Lanchen sent Chu Wuyou to the Tang family's main door. After seeing Chu Wuyou enter, he took a call and quickly left.

"Wuyou, what's going on?" The moment Chu Wuyou entered the hall, Madam Tang also rushed over.

Chu Wuyou looked at Madam Tang and said with a soft laugh, "Grandma, don't worry. Everything is part of my plan. The rest will depend on you and Grandpa."

"What? I'm involved? Didn't you treat me as an outsider?" Elder Tang was standing at the side. When he heard Chu Wuyou's words, the corners of his lips twitched slightly. His tone sounded a little strange.

"Pfft." Chu Wuyou couldn't help but laugh. "Grandma, did we spill our vinegar bottle?"

"No, I didn't smell it…" Madam Tang was stunned for a moment before coming back to her senses. She also looked at Elder Tang and deliberately laughed. "Aiya, this is sour. How is this vinegar bottle spilled? It's practically a whole jar of spilled vinegar."

"All of you can laugh as much as you want. Don't come to me for help later." Elder Tang glared at them. There seemed to be a hint of annoyance on his face, but the corners of his lips curled up.

"Wuyou, without his help, can this matter be done?" Madam Tang suddenly turned to Chu Wuyou and asked.

Elder Tang's ears quickly perked up when he heard Madam Tang's words.

"It can work. It's also possible for Grandma to step in."Chu Wuyou naturally understood what Madam Tang meant. Madam Tang was like a child at times. Chu Wuyou liked her very much and was very willing to cooperate with her.

"Hahaha, good, good, really good." Madam Tang directly laughed out loud. Then, she gloatingly glared at Elder Tang. "I'll let you show off, show off."

Elder Tang's face darkened. He realized that he was losing his status in the family.