After saying goodbye to the kind young lady who brought her to the police station, Chaochao was surrounded by the uncles and aunts in the station.

The little girl sat on a stool, hugging a rabbit doll, her legs dangling in the air. When answering questions, her big, watery eyes would gaze intently at you, and she would occasionally smile shyly with pursed lips.

The police officers, who routinely outwit and outmaneuver outlaws, subconsciously softened their voices. Even muscular men slowed their pace carefully as they passed by, afraid of startling the fragile little dumpling with their loud footsteps.

Officer Chen walked over, half-squatted down, and gently touched her hair.

"Are you thirsty, Chao Chao?"

Chaochao shook her head, then pulled out a children's water bottle from her small backpack, her eyes narrowing proudly.

"I have water."

"Great job." He took the opportunity to pat the child's head, his eyes full of tenderness.

I just checked Chaochao's household registration. The child's guardian, Zhou Zhen, passed away recently due to illness. Now, the household registration only lists the three-year-old child, which is clearly not in accordance with regulations.

"What's your father's name?" Officer Chen smiled outwardly, but inwardly he was sharpening his knives—which outlaw dared to abandon his child?!

The system message reads: "Chaochao, your father's name is Huo Qin."

Chaochao scratched his head, hesitatingly asking, "Turkey?"

Officer Chen: ? ? ?

System: "nonono, Chaochao, it's Huo Qin."

"Huo Qing?"

After the system emphasized it three more times, Chaochao finally got it right.

"Huo Qin?" A look of confusion flashed across Officer Chen's face. Where did he hear that name before?

Upon hearing this, the policewoman next to her exclaimed in surprise, "Is that Huo Qin, the president of Huanyu Group?"

Everyone was surprised to see Chaochao nod.

The Huo family is a top-tier wealthy family in City B. Their Huanyu Group has companies all over the world, making them a truly prestigious family.

Huo Qin, on the other hand, is the current head of a vast global business empire.

But I've never heard of Huo Qin having any children. Not to mention, he's still single and has never had a single scandal.

Officer Huang leaned back in his chair, holding a thermos, his gaze sweeping over Chaochao's face.

He had met Huo Qin once before, and with his keen eye honed from capturing countless people, he could tell that Chaochao and Huo Qin shared a six or seven-point resemblance in bone structure.

Chaochao observed everyone's reactions and whispered to the system.

"Xiaoqi, Daddy seems really amazing."

Because the system politely asked if it could stop calling him "Rabbit," Chaochao gave him the nickname "Xiaoqi."

The system sighed, looking worried: "Yes, little one, your dad is super powerful."

Otherwise, how could he be the biggest villain in this book?

...

The top-floor office of the Universal Group.

Chairman's secretary Lin Cheng answered the phone.

Five seconds later, Secretary Lin's pen suddenly fell to the ground. He stared wide-eyed, confirming the news again in disbelief.

"Officer, are you sure she's Mr. Huo Qin's daughter?"

A minute later, after hanging up the phone, Secretary Lin continued to question the meaning of life.

Mr. Huo actually has a three-year-old child?!

The last time I heard something this outrageous was before!

Mr. Huo, thirty-four years old, single and unmarried, cold and aloof, is surrounded by nothing but male mosquitoes, let alone women. There are even rumors that Mr. Huo and his secretary are a couple…

This innocent working man lost his right to choose a partner directly within the company!

Secretary Lin clutched her heart and said it hurt so much.

President Huo is currently holding a high-level meeting, which is at a crucial stage. Secretary Lin hesitated for a moment outside the meeting room before deciding to go to the police station first.

As soon as Chaochao arrived at the company, Lin Cheng arranged for her to wait in the chairman's office.

She sat obediently on the soft sofa stool, holding the children's water bottle that the policewoman had kindly filled in her little hands, sipping the water while curiously looking around.

The system is on edge.

It hesitated, realizing that it wasn't quite right to let Chaochao, a mere three-year-old child, directly confront the most terrifying villain. But it truly didn't want Chaochao to return to the wolf's den of the Sun family and suffer again, let alone grow up peacefully like an ordinary child.

In the book, Huo Qin is portrayed as ruthless and cold-blooded, with lightning-fast methods...

The system shuddered.

This is how it thinks: to gradually reform the villain, let the little one grow up healthily—no, to develop stealthily—then uncover his past and sing his praises of truth, goodness, and beauty, so that the world can't be destroyed...

"Chaochao, when you see the big villain later... Daddy, you have to be good, okay?"

Seeing that Chaochao agreed seriously, it felt a little relieved.

Lin Cheng walked over with a bag of snacks and squatted down: "Chaochao, would you like some cake?"

The smile on his face was incredibly kind.

"Thank you, Uncle!"

She thanked him softly and gently.

Actually, Chaochao had already been fed a lot of snacks at the police station and wasn't hungry at all. But her grandmother had taught her that she shouldn't refuse other people's kindness, otherwise that person would be sad.

Chaochao took out a candy from her pocket; it was a reserve of food she had taken with her when she left home.

"Uncle, here's some candy for you~"

Lin Chengxin accepted it with a smile, secretly marveling at how the cold-blooded and ruthless boss was so fortunate to have such a heartwarming baby.

Just as Chaochao was quietly putting the small cake into her backpack, Lin Cheng stood up and looked towards the office door.

"Mr. Huo."

Following his gaze, Chaochao saw the frosted glass door open and a man walk in.

The man was very tall, over 1.8 meters, wearing a black suit, with broad shoulders and a narrow waist. Under the light, his handsome and sharp features were striking, his gaze unwavering, and the indifference and oppressive aura emanating from him made people hesitant to approach him.

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