Mr. Li, your daughter calls someone else dad again

Li Xinghe placed the call records on the table, looking very embarrassed: "Old Madam Li said that no matter how late it is today, you must be taken there."

Sure enough, his approach didn't work, and all his firepower was directed towards Li Xinghe. Li Yucheng rubbed his brows, thinking that he needed to get the evidence as soon as possible.

He waved his hand: "Go pick up the child first, and come in through the main gate."

Half an hour later, the car stopped in front of the Li Building. Aunt Tong got out of the car with the child. As soon as the two sisters appeared, they caused quite a stir at the front desk.

Everyone was staring at them whispering to each other. Li Xinghe saw it, but not only did he not stop them, he also swaggered with the two young ladies and took the president's exclusive elevator.

My sister stared at the numbers that kept climbing up and asked, "Is Dad up there?"

"Correct."

"This building is so tall," Haohao turned around and said to her sister, "It's taller than the hotel we stayed in last time."

Ni Hao seemed particularly silent today. He neither answered nor nodded, but just watched the numbers on the elevator change quietly.

In fact, she was reluctant to get in the car just now, but she followed because she knew her sister and Grandma Tong were leaving and she didn't want to be left alone at home.

Maybe it was because he was unfamiliar with the environment. Although Haohao was curious, he held Aunt Tong's hand tightly and didn't dare to walk around.

"Boss Li, the people have arrived."

Li Yucheng was on the phone. He looked over when he heard the voice. He spoke a few words to the other end and hung up. When his sister saw him, she let go and ran over: "Dad."

"Yeah." Li Yucheng touched her head, his eyes fixed on the door. His sister was holding Aunt Tong's hand, and didn't seem to want to come in, her eyes constantly looking towards the corridor.

"It's almost time. Go pick her up and ask them to deliver food on the way back. Also, order three more milk teas."

"If she doesn't come, you can say the child is with me."

"Okay." Li Xinghe nodded and walked out. Li Yucheng then walked towards the door. When his sister saw him coming, she immediately pulled Aunt Tong out.

"Come here." As soon as Li Yucheng spoke, Ni Hao hid behind Aunt Tong and said softly, "I want to find my mommy."

He didn't expect that his behavior last night would cause such a big reaction to the child. This was completely beyond his expectations. Li Yucheng walked to the side and squatted, his tone unconsciously softened.

"She'll be here later, you come in first."

Ni Hao hugged Aunt Tong's legs and shook his head, and immediately turned his face to the other side. Aunt Tong bent down to help and say nice things, but Ni Hao always had only one reaction, which was to shake his head.

Haohao suddenly ran over and said, "Dad, can you return the toy to my sister?"

Aunt Tong whispered, "The child looks very sad. He probably feels disappointed."

Li Yucheng suddenly realized that since Li Xinghe had already moved there last night, he shouldn't have taken it back, or rather, he shouldn't have taken back only Ni Hao's share.

"There are snacks on the coffee table." Li Yucheng signaled to Aunt Tong and asked her to take his sister away.

Ni Hao hugged him very tightly, and Li Yucheng took some effort to separate the two. He noticed that his sister didn't bring anything today, not even her favorite Rubik's Cube, and came out empty-handed.

"I want to find my mommy." Ni Hao's eyes suddenly turned red after she said that, and her expression was very aggrieved. At that moment, Li Yucheng felt like countless sour bubbles were rising in his heart.

"Sorry." He picked up his sister and patted her back unskillfully.

Tears kept welling up in Ni Hao's eyes, the corners of her mouth drooped slightly, her little face was tense, and her eyes looked out the door intently.

"I told you the first time that the box was yours, right?"

Ni Hao did not answer. He stretched his neck and looked back, and occasionally twitched when he tried too hard to hold back.

Li Yucheng's heart skipped a beat with this twitch. He immediately compromised and said, "Okay, I'll send it to you tonight. Don't be sad."

Ni Hao shook her head, her sobbing became more obvious, tears fell down, and she spoke incoherently: "Mommy... said... buy it."

"I'll compensate you with another box." Li Yucheng wiped her tears, but he didn't know why the more he wiped, the more tears there were.

"don't want."

"Are you angry?" Li Yucheng found himself a little helpless. He wanted to comfort the child but didn't know where to start. The child's face was tender and turned red when wiped.

Aunt Tong handed him a tissue, and Ni Hao was about to rush over when she saw it, but Li Yucheng didn't let her go. He took the tissue, walked to the window, and pointed in a direction to explain.

"There's a Lego club underneath that shopping mall. I'll take you there and you can buy whatever you want."

Ni Hao stared at that direction and sobbed, neither saying yes nor no. Tears fell as soon as she blinked her long eyelashes, and then she raised her hand to wipe them away.

This pair of red eyes reminded him of the pair from yesterday, the same stubbornness and grievance. He apologized again: "Sorry, I shouldn't have pushed you."

"Mommy can buy it." Ni Hao sobbed and said, "I don't want...I don't want your things."

Li Yucheng put her on the table and patiently explained: "I'm not taking it back, I just hope you can contact me on your own initiative."

"You never approached me, did you?"

Ni Hao shook his head and denied: "Yes."

"When?" Li Yucheng pointed at her watch: "You've never video-called me."

"I asked mommy... to hit me, and then... my sister hit me." She spoke intermittently. Li Yucheng patted her on the back, and he didn't know which time she was talking about.

"You have a watch, so you can call me directly without going through anyone else."

Ni Hao pursed her lips and lowered her head without saying anything. Li Yucheng knocked on the table and said simply and rudely: "These are all yours from now on, and no one can take them away."

Ni Hao looked up in confusion and bumped into Li Yucheng's serious face: "This building, including stocks, real estate, shops, land, patents, etc., are all yours."

"what is that?"

Li Yucheng thought about it and expressed it in a clearer way: "Simply put, what's mine is yours, understand?"

What can a five-year-old child understand? He can only understand the superficial meaning. While Ni Hao was stunned, a loud voice rang out in the office: "Mommy!"

Ni Jia heard everything clearly outside the door just now. It would be a lie to say that he was not surprised at all.

She pretended to be calm as she came in, took out the wet wipes from her bag, took Ni Hao away from the table, and gently wiped the tears off her daughter's face: "You've cried like a cat."

Ni Hao sniffed, her brain slowly turning over what she had just said. She looked past Ni Jia and looked at Li Yucheng carefully.

"Mommy, there's a Lego store nearby."

"Okay, we'll go buy it later." Ni Hao nodded and looked at Li Yucheng again.

Li Yucheng: ...

It turned out that all the words he said were in vain. In order to appease his daughter, Li Yucheng insisted: "I'll take her there."

"Of course it's you," Ni Jia's eyes were filled with resentment, "Whoever provoked it should be appeased."

Li Yucheng rubbed his nose with his fingers, turned his head and coughed lightly, then turned to Li Xinghe and said coldly: "Where is the meal I asked you to order?"