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nTranslator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales

nAunt Li was confused and looked at Huo Yao subconsciously. As expected, the man’s cold face froze and he glanced at the little girl, not understanding what she meant.

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n“Who’s your grandpa?”

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nThis brat who tried to scam him has a grandpa?

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nThe man’s face turned dark for a few seconds.

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nSince she had a grandpa, why was she scamming him?

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nYe Sang smiled sweetly and took a step back, hugging the puppy that had unknowingly followed them in and replied earnestly, “Grandpa is number one!”

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nThe girl’s soft voice was crisp, and her cat eyes seemed to fill with stars when she mentioned her grandpa.

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n“…”

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nHuo Yao fell silent for a few seconds and thought that this girl was insane.

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n“Then who am I to you?” The man asked icily.

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nYe Sang made eye contact with him, confused, and replied in her naive voice, “You are Daddy!”

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nHuo Yao grinned without any emotions and turned around, giving her a smile of a kind father.

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nHis sudden smile made the little thing take a giant step back.

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nWuuu.

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nWhy is her cheap daddy laughing so terrifyingly?

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nYe Sang was frightened and swallowed, feeling that number one daddy had bad intentions towards her.

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nNot only her, but even Aunt Li jumped in surprise next to them.

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nHer first reaction was to wonder, did a ghost possess him?

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nOtherwise, what happened just now to make him smile so horrifyingly like this?

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nThey should know that Huo Yao was someone who always had a straight face and never smiled.

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nHe was exceptionally stingy with things like smiles.

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nAunt Li pondered in horror. What happened today?

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n“If I’m your daddy, then good Sangsang, give daddy a strand of hair so I can do a paternity test.”

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nThe man forced a smile but it was indeed too difficult for a man who didn’t smile often.

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nSo when Ye Sang saw his sinister smile, it was no less scarier than the smiles of evil witches in fairy tales.

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nTears formed in the little girl’s grape-like cat eyes and she almost burst into tears.

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nWu wu wu.

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nShe was only five years old.

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nWhy did her grandpas have to make her experience pain and suffering in the world?

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n“No, no!” The little thing shook her head tearfully, ready to run away with her hand covering her head.

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nShe was scared of pain.

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nWuuu.

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nHuo Yao didn’t think that his words would’ve made her so terrified.

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nHe looked up at the horrified girl whose body and soul seemed to have separated, and his thin lips curved upwards almost unnoticeably and he stayed silent.

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nYe Sang felt wronged as she hugged the puppy tightly, eventually unable to hold back her tears and cried, stumbling as she ran upstairs.

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nThe way that she half climbed, half ran, it looked as if floods and beasts were chasing after her.

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n“…”

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nShe was really… cute but dumb.

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n“…”

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nAunt Li couldn’t help but cover her mouth and laugh. She cleared her throat and suggest earnestly, “Sir, I can go and bring the young lady down.”

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nHuo Yao waved his hand, “No need.”

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nHe pulled his lips and smiled with unknown means, “I’ll go look for her.”

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n“The old man is upstairs too, isn’t he?” The man asked indifferently.

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nAunt Li heard “old man” and her lips twitched unnoticeably as she nodded slightly, “Yes, the old master is upstairs too.”

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nHuo Yao smiled with unknown intentions again and went upstairs without hesitation.

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nHis father never liked things like little children.

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nThat little girl better pray that she didn’t run into her Grandpa’s study or she wouldn’t have the ability to cry even if she was sold.

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