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nTranslator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales

nHuo Yao was never a good person, there were only schemes to benefits himself in his eyes.

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nFamily affection was unworthy of being mentioned in front of profits.

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nHuo Yao rubbed the space between his brows and humphed coldly, not wanting to bother to struggle with so many questions.

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nThe car stopped and the man got out first.

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nLittle Ye Sang was swaying from side to side due to sleepiness. She saw Huo Yao’s long legs and compared them to her short little legs; she was silent for a few seconds before hugging tightly onto Huo Yao’s thigh without hesitation, hanging herself completely off his thigh.

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nSo far…

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nDon’t wanna walk anymore.

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n“…”

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nHuo Yao restrained himself from throwing the child down with a cold and indifferent face, grabbing her by the back collar and striding forwards.

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nThe little girl struggled restlessly a few times and then glanced around her with her big cat eyes.

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n“Daddy…”

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n“Where are you taking me to?”

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nHuo Yao went silent for a few seconds and pushed down his temper.

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n“Home.”

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n“Okay!” The little thing uncomfortably twisted her round body and drooped her head, curiously studying the surroundings without talking for once.

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nHuo Yao narrowed his eyes as the little thing had babbled on the way nonstop but suddenly quieted down now. He glanced at her.

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n“Not talking?” The man carried the girl as he walked inside the mansion leisurely.

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nThe little girl shook her head madly without speaking.

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nA hint of a small flash subtly appeared across the bottom of the man’s calm eyes and he couldn’t help but stretch out and pinch Ye Sang’s soft face.

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nInside the mansion.

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nAunt Li, who was doing chores, was startled by the sound when she heard it.

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nThen, she saw Huo Yao come in, and she quickly dropped the chores and approached him.

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n“Sir, you are back.”

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nHuo Yao replied and dropped the little thing on the ground as he ordered, “Arrange a room for her.”

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nAfter a short pause, he added, “And give her some children’s clothes.”

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nHuo Yao never had the experience of taking care of children so naturally, he wouldn’t be attentive to it

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nLet alone…

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nIt was hard to say if she was really his daughter or not.

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nAunt Li couldn’t help but look at Ye Sang and study her.

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nShe widened her eyes in shock.

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n… A, a child?

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nWhere did the child come from?

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nAunt Li had worked here for almost five years with Old Master Huo who lived here, and the young master rarely came back.

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nIt was surprising enough to her that he suddenly came back, let alone the fact that he brought back a little thing about four or five years old.

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nBut again, she knew what she should and shouldn’t be saying.

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nAlthough she was confused, she still dealt with it calmly. She waved at the little girl and softly cooed, “Come child, come to Aunt…”

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nThe little thing was dropped and freed; she looked up and slowly threw herself forward with outstretched hands.

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nThe ball’s soft and chubby body hit Aunt Li’s arms and made her heart as soft as ever.

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nHappiness and gentleness rose in Aunt Li’s eyes and she couldn’t help but rub the girl’s hair.

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nShe was such a good child.

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nBecause of a problem with her body, she wasn’t able to bear a child and she was envious when she saw her relative’s children.

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nNow that a little girl who seemed to be the little master here at the Huo family appeared, how could she not be happy?

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n“Little thing, what’s your name?” Aunt Li hugged the chubby girl and tried her best to push down her furiously-curving-up lips, but the smile on her face was bright.

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nThe little thing rubbed her face and replied adorably, “Sangsang.”

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nAunt Li complimented with a smile, “So your name is Sangsang? That’s such a cute name.”

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nHuo Yao watched the two interact from the side with a cold eye.

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nEvery time he came back, all the maids, including Aunt Li, served him while trembling with fear.

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nThere was never a time like now where he was completely ignored.

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nWhen the little girl mentioned her name, her cat eyes lit up.

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nShe leaned in slightly and her eyes curved into two crescents.

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n“My Grandpas picked the name for me.”

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n“They said Sangsang is cute too.”

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n—— Grandpa?

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nWhat Grandpa?

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