He said to the little dumpling, his tone revealing a hint of helplessness.

How can a child who is not even four years old worry about this and that all the time?

Is that why she eats so much?

The man's dark eyes seemed to hold a thoughtful expression.

"It seems like Brother Yu Shen isn't in a rush anymore?"

While processing the information, Chaochao slowly said, her bright eyes widening with anticipation, "Then I can go play with Daddy?"

The little dumpling's anticipation was clearly building until the final note rose noticeably.

"Hmm," Huo Qin responded, agreeing with her thinking.

"I want to go! I want to go to the grasslands with Daddy!"

As soon as the words were spoken, Chaochao was so excited that she danced with joy, finally letting out the surging emotions she had just suppressed.

Ahhhh, this time I'm going to be with Daddy... wait.

The excited little boy turned to Jiang Chi and asked, "Brother, are you going?"

"Huh?" Jiang Chi, who was lost in thought, snapped out of his daze upon hearing the sound.

Then, he was left at the airport.

Hong, who arrived in his van, took the suitcase from Jiang Chi's hand. He glanced at Jiang Chi, who had a dark face, with an expression that suggested he wanted to speak but didn't know how. Jiang Chi's temperament was already aloof and cold, but his dark face made him look even more intimidating.

"Um... Jiang Chi, where are Chaochao and the others?"

Jiang Chi, who was leaning against the wall with his legs bent, raised his eyelids and said expressionlessly, "Oh, because something's up."

Hong scratched his head: ...Who's in trouble? Is it you or is it Chaochao who's in trouble?

"It seems we don't have any work scheduled for tomorrow?"

Hong said uncertainly, which earned him a cold laugh from Jiang Chi, like a wronged woman, "Heh..."

He knew his uncle had a problem with him.