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nTranslator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales

nHowever, as soon as they took away the uniform, the wounds on her legs were completely exposed to them.

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n“How did this happen?” Old Master Huo exhaled coldly and tenderness overflowed in his eyes, “How did this child get this from going to kindergarten?”

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nHis face grew dark, “How did those teachers look after my child?!”

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nShe got injured like this on the first day.

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nWhat would happen in the future?

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nHuo Chenyu froze for a second and subconsciously looked towards Huo Yao.

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n“…” The man’s arms holding the little thing trembled unnoticeably as stared at the red and swollen wounds on her knees with blood still dripping, his eyes dark and gloomy.

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nHuo Yao carried her upstairs and glanced at Huo Chenyu, ordering,

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n“Go to the study with me.”

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nHuo Chenyu’s expressions were calm and followed him upstairs without any questions.

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nHuo Yao carefully put Ye Sang on her bed and found soft pajamas in her wardrobe, taking off her dirty and wet skirt.

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nHis movements were light and looked somewhat shaky, but he was exceptionally gentle.

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nAfter he changed her into pink pajamas, the little thing quietly laid on top of her teddy bear.

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nThe strand of hair still stuck up even though she was still asleep; her cuteness almost melted him.

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nBecause Huo Yao was worried about inflammation, he didn’t give the little thing a shower and called their family doctor over to treat her wounds.

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n“Wu…”

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nWhen the doctor put cream on her wounds, Ye Sang whimpered unconsciously, making the doctor feel bad for hurting her.

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nHuo Yao heard the little thing sob once a while in her sleep and tightened his jaw. He pursed his lips together and spat out three words without expressions, “Good for nothing…”

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nYe Sang opened her eyes as if she heard her cheap daddy’s voice full of disdain, and her grape-sized cat eyes teared up, “Wuu, it hurts.”

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nHer soft eyes immediately cooled off the newly appointed old father Huo Yao’s temper.

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nHe glanced at the family doctor with a cold face, “Be gentler.”

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n“Didn’t you hear that she’s hurting?”

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n“…”

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nThis is just too hard.

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nYou are the one who said she’s good for nothing, and now you are also the one who thinks I’m freaking too harsh with my hands.

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nAh, of course.

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nWealthy people are difficult to serve.

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nLuckily Ye Sang’s wounds weren’t too serious, she was set after they were disinfected.

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nAfter the doctor put cream on her wounds, she urged them before she left, “Remember to give her something light to eat to avoid inflammation. And it would be best to not send young miss back to school these few days.”

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n“It’s better to rest at home.”

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nHuo Yao nodded slightly.

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nHe wouldn’t have let the little thing go even if she didn’t warn him.

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nHuo Chenyu stood by the door and sighed in relief when he heard the doctor say that Ye Sang was fine. Immediately under Huo Yao’s cold glance, the boy followed behind him silently.

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nIn the study, a light smell of books floated into their noses.

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nThere were a few files that Huo Yao hadn’t dealt with. He sat lazily on the chair and flipped through those carelessly. He supported his chin with one hand and half of a smile appeared on his handsome face.

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n“Do you know why I called you here?”

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nHuo Chenyu smiled, “Because of my younger sister.”

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nHuo Yao looked up calmly without any emotions,

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n“So let me, how did she fall down?”

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