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nHuo Yao listened to these two brats arguing about how much they wanted to marry his daughter, and he smiled coldly.

nHe didn’t even know which corner these brats popped out of, how dare they fight for his daughter with him.

nThey are definitely daydreaming.

nYe Sang waved at them and blinked a few times innocently in confusion.

nShe saw that Ye Niannian and Su Ruirui all had mothers.

nSo did other children.

nShe pouted and mumbled to herself, “Sangsang has mommy too.”

nWhen Huo Yao was watching the monitor, he had narrowed his eyes to her “Sangsang has mommy”.

nMother?

nWho is her mother?

nHow was the little girl born?

nWithout a doubt, everything about her is a mystery.

nThe paternity test couldn’t possibly be wrong but he indeed didn’t have any women. The first time they met, the little girl came into his office suddenly and he didn’t know how.

nThe little thing’s history was indeed strange.

n“Who’s your mom?” The man held the child and didn’t choose to go back to the car, but leisurely headed towards the shopping mall. Huo Yao added on after a pause, “And all your random grandpas.”

nThe little thing used to say “my grandpas” all the time and he didn’t take it seriously.

nHe had thought that children’s words carried no meanings.

nBut now it’s different.

nThe little girl looked silly but she was much more mature than children of her age.

nWhat she mumbled before weren’t necessarily useless things.

nYe Sang pouted unhappily when Huo Yao said that her grandpas were “random” people.

nThe little thing tilted her head to the side and replied in a milky voice, “Grandpas aren’t random…”

n“They are number one!”

nHuo Yao’s eyes twitched. “…”

nHer damned number one is back.

nWhat the hell is up with number one?

n“Ah…” The man couldn’t sound more half-hearted, “Number one, number one.”

nHuo Yao met the little thing’s angry eyes after a pause and decided to change his expressions and ask again, “So what do those bunch of number ones do?”

nBy the sound of it, the little thing didn’t only have one grandpa.

nBut the point was that he already felt that those people aren’t reliable from Ye Sang’s words.

nA bunch of stinky old men calling themselves number one; how reliable could they be?

nYe Sang’s eyes curved into crescents and softly muttered, “Music, chess, literacy, painting, medicine, everything.”

nAfter a pause, she added, “All number one.”

n“…” What a bunch of weird stinky old men.

nHe could never forget that the thing the little ball had said: my grandpas said, don’t behave like Huo Yao too much.

nIt’s even memorable until now.

nYe Sang saw that he looked careless, and she immediately blinked and repeated crisply, “They are number one.”

nShe actually only had one grandpa.

nBut…

nThe friends of a number one are also number one.

nThat bunch all said they were her real grandpa.

nAfter a while, she started to call them “grandpas” because there were too many of them.

nHuo Yao flicked her forehead and smiled, “I didn’t mean to care where your grandpas are, but shouldn’t we go home now?”

nThe little thing asked in confusion, “Then why did daddy take me to the shopping mall?”

nHuo Yao reached out and pulled her little bag, making Ye Sang widen her eyes in annoyance.

nHe casually warned, “Your Uncle Shen is coming tomorrow…”

n“What will Sangsang think if I shut him outside the door?”

nYe Sang’s little expression froze.

nWhat would she think?

nOf course she doesn’t think it’s a good idea!

nThe little thing swallowed, “Bwut…”

nAfter a pause, she looked up in exceptional earnesty, “I already agreed that uncle is coming over to play tomorrow.”

nHuo Yao pressed down the hair that shot up from her emotions and he couldn’t help but tease her:

n“I wasn’t the one who agreed to it. How does it have anything to do with me?”

nYe Sang pouted and glared at him.

nHuo Yao was happy to see that she exploded. His mood lifted up and he strode towards the shopping mall with her in his arms.

nSpecial Assistant Zhao followed after him bitterly, confused about what his boss was up to now.

nHe heard Huo Yao speak indifferently, “It’s the Lantern Festival tomorrow.”

nSpecial Assistant Zhao replied, “Okay…” It has nothing to do with him.

nWouldn’t he have to work overtime if there’s work to do?

nThe man flicked the little girl’s forehead lightly and smiled lightly, “I won’t work overtime tomorrow, I’ll spend the festival with you.”

nSpeaking of which.

nHe didn’t remember how long it had been since he spent a day at the Huo family on a holiday.

nHe and Old Master Huo weren’t close and he spent all the holidays at work.

nThe little thing replied softly, “Okay.”

n“Lantern festival, there’s tangyuan1…” Ye Sang licked her lips and her eyes were eager.

nHuo Yao ‘tsked‘ lightly and thought that she was too shallow.

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nThe little thing imagined all the good food even as Huo Yao took her inside the shopping mall.

nIt was the biggest shopping mall in the city, the crystal chandeliers were dazzling to eyes, even the floor had glistening lights. A doll-like little girl skipped and stepped on the lights curiously.

n“Daddy,” She looked up, “Hungry…”

nHuo Yao glanced at her messy hair and felt his obsessive-compulsive disorder getting the best of him again.

nHe ignored other people’s curious looks and pulled her to him, fixing her slightly curly black hair.

nThe little thing blinked and swayed the strand of hair standing up on her head, whispering, “Daddy, they are all looking at me.”

nHuo Yao moved her hair out of her face and looked up, seeing that a bunch of people were talking and pointing at the little thing.

n“Woah, such a cute baby!”

n“Is that her Dad? Oh, he’s so good looking. I wonder if this little baby needs a stepmom.”

n“Ah, another one that wants to trick me into having a child.”

nThose people mumbled on and Huo Yao frowned as he didn’t like the feeling of getting watched by so many people.

nThe man picked the child up expressionlessly and left.

nHe took her to the children’s section and sank into thoughts at the sight of her dirty pink dress.

nHis daughter looked good and she was cute in any clothes she wore.

nIt wasn’t that she didn’t have any clothes at home, but it would be different if he bought it himself.

n“Sir, are you here to buy clothes with your child?” A shop assistant standing on the side smiled. Before she could say anything else, she saw the cute little girl who was glancing around her and she couldn’t look away.

n“Woah..”

n“S-So cute…” Her eyes lit up and she brought all the cute little dresses in the shop over in excitement, “Sir, your daughter is so pretty, you should dress her up!”

nIf a little girl who looked like a doll was dressed up, she would make their hearts melt.

nHuo Yao looked at those dresses and saw the little thing was looking all around her in excitement, and he randomly picked up a set of red overalls.

n“This then.” The man replied indifferently, pulling the little thing’s collar and dragging her back from running around.

n1 boiled rice balls with or without fillings eaten on the festival

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