Mr. Li, your daughter calls someone else dad again

The news was just removed half an hour ago, and Li Yucheng's anger hadn't been relieved for long before it was aggravated again.

She is obviously his own child, but she is always treated as a cheap daughter by others. Whenever he thinks of this, he gets easily angry.

Haohao was a little afraid of him doing this, so she shook her hands cautiously and acted coquettishly towards Li Yucheng.

"You can't change it, right?" Li Yucheng let go and stepped back, putting one meter between him and the child.

Haohao pursed her lips, neither shaking her head nor nodding. She really didn't dare to lie. Since the last time, she hasn't called Cheng Wenbo.

"No need to change." Ni Jia put down the milk tea and waved to his sister: "Come down and put on your shoes."

Ni Hao obediently got down from the sofa. Seeing that Li Yucheng still had a gloomy face, she didn't dare to say anything and slowly squatted down.

"Did I let you move?" Li Yucheng frowned, his eye sockets slightly turned into a triangle, and his expression suddenly became fierce.

He was frightened and immediately stepped back and stood still, pouting his lips.

Seeing the child so frightened, Aunt Tong tried to stop him: "Master..."

"I'm educating my child." Li Yucheng interrupted her sternly.

Although he understood why Li Yucheng was angry, Ni Jia still held his sister on his lap and bent over to help her put on her shoes: "You are making things difficult for her."

"You have no right to blame me," Li Yucheng looked at his sister coldly: "Does it make you feel embarrassed to change your words?"

Realizing that he had made his father angry, Haohao didn't dare to say anything. He could only shake his head slightly and turned his gaze to his sister.

She didn't dare to apologize, as she would feel sorry for Mr. Cheng if she did, and her sister didn't call Cheng Uncle either.

Ni Hao received her sister's distress signal and pulled Li Yucheng's hand with courage: "Don't be mean to her."

Li Yucheng looked down at her: "Do you feel embarrassed too?"

Ni Hao didn't say anything, but just looked up at him quietly. Li Yucheng's eyes dimmed slightly, and before leaving, he said to Aunt Tong: "You go with them."

Ni Jia helped her sister put on her shoes, held her hands on both sides, and shook her head at her: "No need."

"If you don't accept her, you will be fired." Li Yucheng threw this sentence before going upstairs, instantly putting her in a dilemma.

Of course she didn't believe that Li Yucheng would really quit, but seeing Aunt Tong looking at her with hope, she couldn't just walk away so cold-bloodedly.

The younger sister was about to cry as she watched Li Yucheng leave. Ni Hao squeezed her hand and handed her her milk tea.

"What should I do?" Haohao asked in a low voice.

Ni Hao answered honestly: "I don't know."

Haohao's eyes were a little red, and he quietly defended himself: "I didn't mean it."

"I know." Ni Hao hugged her.

Ni Jia was in a dilemma, hoping that Aunt Tong would ask to stay: "Aunt Tong..."

"Young Madam, let me go with you," Aunt Tong grabbed her hand anxiously, "I'll help you take care of the children."

"I told you not to shout like that." Ni Jia glanced at the closed second floor of the study and felt a dull pain in his head.

"There are currently no extra rooms available for you..."

"It's okay, I can arrange my own accommodation." Aunt Tong interrupted her anxiously, caressing her sister's face lovingly: "The children are very well behaved, I like them very much."

If it weren't for Aunt Tong, she wouldn't have had such a lovely pair of babies. Thinking of this, Ni Jia began to soften her heart again.

"I can take you away, but you have to know that he and I are divorced."

"Madam, I understand," Aunt Tong nodded happily, "I know what to say and what not to say."

"Then let's start by changing the name. Call me Ni Jia."

"Okay okay."

"I'll go back and make the arrangements. You stay here tonight and come back tomorrow."

The car arrived, and Ni Jia finally compromised and left with the child. The first floor returned to calm. Li Yucheng came out of the study and saw the empty living room. He felt inexplicably irritated.

Aunt Tong brought tea and said, "Master, the driver sent by the mansion has been sent away."

"Didn't I tell you to go with her?"

"Miss Ni asked me to go there tomorrow."

Hearing this name, Li Yucheng frowned and asked, "What do you call her?"

Aunt Tong sighed inaudibly: "Master, the child is timid, and he won't kiss you if he gets angry a few times."

"Will it?" Li Yucheng raised an eyebrow, thinking of that name, a trace of disgust flashed in his eyes: "I have been very restrained."

"It takes time to change your tune. You can't rush it."

"Really?" Li Yucheng sneered and went back to the room: "You only took half an hour."

Aunt Tong was startled, then lowered her head and followed behind him: "If you have anything to say, tell Chunmei."

"Keep an eye on the mansion."

"Don't let strangers get close to them." Li Yucheng emphasized: "Do you know what a stranger is?"

Aunt Tong did not comment and stood quietly in front waiting for instructions.

"Those I don't know, don't like, and don't want to see are all included."

In the front yard of the mansion, Shen Chuyao was waiting at the door, and finally when the car arrived, she found the back seat was empty.

"Where's Li Yucheng?"

"I'm sorry, Miss Shen, I didn't see Mr. Li."

Unexpectedly, even Old Lady Huo was unable to invite Li Yucheng. Shen Chuyao returned to the inner room disappointedly and hugged the old woman's arm and acted coquettishly.

"Grandma Huo~ It seems that Yucheng is really angry with me."

"Maybe she's really busy," Mrs. Huo touched the delicate hands and comforted them, "Wait until Aunt Lin comes back and ask her to make you a crispy duck."

Just as she finished her words, Aunt Lin came in from the gate with the driver, both of them carrying bags full of food.

"He's back."

"Well, today's lobsters are very fresh," Aunt Lin nodded slightly to Old Lady Huo, then looked around: "Isn't the young master here?"

Old Mrs. Huo snorted coldly and propped herself up on the sofa: "Your wings have hardened."

Aunt Lin handed the bag to the driver, washed her hands, came over to support Mrs. Huo, and Shen Chuyao stood up.

"Go check out what ingredients are available and tell the chef what you want to eat."

There seemed to be nothing wrong with these words on the surface, but the actual intention was to get her away. Shen Chuyao knew it clearly and agreed with a smile and went to the kitchen.

Passing by the wine cabinet, she paid special attention to the back, and sure enough, through the glass, she saw Aunt Lin put a plastic bag into the cabinet.

The distance was too far to see clearly what was inside, so she went to the kitchen and pretended to look through the bag while whispering to the driver.

"Why are you back so late? It takes so long to go to the supermarket."

“I went to two places.”

The driver smiled at her and seemed to have put away his bag and was ready to leave. Shen Chuyao handed him a piece of fruit, and the other party took it and said thank you.

"It seems that the two places are quite far apart. Thank you for your hard work."

"No, it's my duty." The driver stepped back humbly.

There was no useful information, so Shen Chuyao picked a few dishes at random, washed a plate of fruit, and then took them out.

"I'll go straight to Director Liu tomorrow when I get the stuff."

Hearing the conversation, Shen Chuyao carefully hid behind the wine cabinet.

"It may not be easy to avoid Tong Ying."

"Just get the things, and make sure to find out who the child belongs to."

"it is good."

Hearing this, Shen Chuyao probably guessed what was in the plastic bag...