Mr. Li, your daughter calls someone else dad again

Ni Hao didn't say anything, her eyes were slightly red, and she kept her hands raised. Ni Jia was worried that her daughter would be disappointed, so she gave both of them a way out.

"Dad doesn't eat sweets."

As soon as he finished speaking, Li Yucheng leaned over and took a bite, then picked up his daughter and glanced at her: "So you remember."

Ni Jia's eyes flickered and he changed the subject: "What did the teacher say?"

After listening to Li Yucheng's brief retelling of what happened, Ni Jia decided not to interfere in the matter.

That Rubik's Cube is my sister's favorite recently. She puts it on the bedside table every night before going to bed. And the thing was given by Li Yucheng, so it must be more effective if he is the one to comfort her.

"Go and check the classroom surveillance."

"Ok."

Secretary Li got out of the car after hearing the instructions. Li Yucheng was about to get into his own car holding the child. Seeing this, Ni Jia hesitated a little, as her driver was also waiting.

"Where are you taking her?"

The child seat in the car had not been removed. After Li Yucheng settled the child, he pulled her into the car and leaned over to fasten her seat belt himself.

"Peace."

It was both an answer to her and a notification to the driver. Li Yucheng usually had a purpose for what he did. Ni Jia looked back and saw that her sister was still in a low mood, so she didn't say anything.

The car arrived soon and the messages on the phone kept coming. Ni Jia originally wanted to deal with it in the car, but he was worried about letting the child go in alone, so he had to follow behind.

Things are unpredictable, and she never thought that she would move into this house in the short term.

Aunt Tong was still very enthusiastic. She started asking about everyone's well-being when she arrived first. Ni Jia didn't want to walk around much, so he just sat on the sofa in the living room to handle his business.

Li Yucheng took his daughter to the second floor. Ni Hao looked very curious, her eyes wide open and her hands around his neck.

"This is the study," he introduced to his daughter.

Ni Hao nodded. The environment was unfamiliar, and she looked around curiously. Li Yucheng put her on the table, with his arms on both sides, and leaned down to ask in a low voice: "Let me see what you have fallen into."

Ni Hao pursed her lips and took it from the bag and gave it to him.

Li Yucheng checked the circle and found that one side of the mirror was cracked and a corner was missing. The broken corner was picked up, but it could no longer be used after being put back together.

He held up the Rubik's Cube and showed his daughter the broken edge: "Don't play with this Rubik's Cube in the future. The broken part will cut your hands. It's very dangerous."

It was indeed broken, and Ni Hao knew it, otherwise she wouldn't be so sad. She nodded, the corners of her mouth twitched, and the corners of her eyes gradually turned red.

"It's normal for things to break." Li Yucheng opened the drawer under the desk, took out the adhesive, and began trying to restore it.

"Say goodbye to the old and welcome the new." He lifted the box from under the table and opened it: "Pick one."

Ni Hao stared at the various Rubik's Cubes and blinked blankly: "Are they all yours?"

"No," Li Yucheng scratched his daughter's nose, "They are all yours."

"Mine?" Ni Hao shook his head: "This is not mine."

Li Yucheng turned the box over. There was a white label on it with Ni Hao's name on it.

These are the Rubik’s Cubes that Li Yucheng collected from various places. Some are made of special materials and some have unique shapes.

"Take them one at a time, and come back to me when you're recovered."

Ni Hao was still a little dazed. He looked at him and then at the box, not understanding why his name was written on it.

"Then this one," Li Yucheng took the little hand and placed the infinitely rotating Rubik's Cube made of alloy on it: "Is it heavy?"

"A little bit." Ni Hao answered obediently, and started to play with it after getting it in his hand.

This is actually a decompression tool, not a traditional Rubik's Cube. It can become longer and squarer, and can be flipped infinitely.

But this is not the point. The purpose of Li Yucheng giving this as a gift is that it can exercise hand strength and it will not break when it falls.

"Like it?" Ni Hao nodded, his eyes still looking at the broken Rubik's Cube.

Li Yucheng sat down and continued to puzzle: "Play with the one in your hand, and put this one at home later."

It took some time to recover. During this time, his sister sat motionless and looked at him. Li Yucheng would occasionally look up at her and get a smile.

The surveillance video sent to me shows basically the same footage as what the teacher described, so there is no problem.

"and this."

Seeing the co-branded Lego, Ni Haoxiao's apple cheeks were so funny that they became taller. Now she is holding it and she is completely happy.

Li Yucheng took his daughter out and looked out from the railing on the second floor. Ni Jia happened to look over there as well. In that instant, he had another idea.

"Would you like to see your room?"

Ni Hao was very happy but also a little confused: "Is there a room for me here?"

"Of course," Li Yucheng squatted down and touched his daughter's face: "You will live here in the future."

After saying that, he took his daughter to the other end of the corridor. If nothing unexpected happened, the woman should come up soon.

There is an external bathroom between the children's room and the master bedroom. It was previously a guest bedroom and has been idle. It is not the room where Li Yucheng sleeps now.

The room was large, with a soft blanket on the floor, and all supplies in duplicate, except the bed.

Originally they booked bunk beds, but Li Yucheng later changed them. Firstly, it was unsafe, and secondly, the children seemed to like to stick together.

There were two huge dolls lying in the corner, one Hello Kitty and the other Stitch.

Ni Hao was almost attracted to walk forward. When she reached the doll, she put her little hand on it and pressed it, then turned around and smiled at Li Yucheng.

"Do you want to sleep here?" Li Yucheng asked almost stepping on Ni Jia's footsteps.

"She doesn't want to." Ni Jia reacted quickly. He came in and took his daughter away, holding her in his arms very vigilantly.

"Let her answer herself." Li Yucheng looked at his sister and asked again: "Do you want to tell Dad?"

Children are very honest, especially after receiving gifts one after another. Although Ni Hao hesitated, he still nodded.

Li Yucheng stretched out his hand with satisfaction, but before he touched the child's face, he saw Ni Jia stepping back with a huge reaction.

"It's late, my sister is still waiting at home," Ni Jia walked out holding the child: "Say goodbye to Dad."

"You designed it yourself, have you forgotten?" After stopping the man, Li Yucheng turned on all the lights in the room.

This time, even the cartoon wallpaper on the wall has become unusually obvious, and all layouts and furnishings are almost 1:1 restored according to the drawing.

But at that time, Ni Jia didn't think it would be twins, and Li Yucheng added another one exactly the same.

Ni Jia stood there holding the child, feeling boundless bitterness in her heart. She couldn't understand why the draft that she had discarded long ago ended up in the other person's hands.

Like the suit, she had only ever made one version of it when she first had hopes for it.

"Aunt Tong picked it up."

Li Yucheng opened the drawer and inside lay a rough draft of a pencil drawing. The paper was a little old and it was obvious that it had been ravaged.

He turned the drawing over and saw a sentence written on the back. The handwriting was so faint that it would not be noticeable unless you looked carefully.