May Jingcheng pass his grades every day!

May Aunt Ning be happy and joyful!

"..."

Every single day, Chaochao blessed them with everything he could think of.

Huo Qin rubbed his temples helplessly. Even people praying to gods and Buddhas wouldn't dare to do wholesale like this.

"With so many wishes you've made, Grandma Zhou must be working overtime, right?"

Chaochao thought that made sense and waved her hand, "I don't have any wishes, Grandma, don't tire yourself out."

Huo Qin leaned forward and brushed the stray hairs from her forehead. "Tell me what your wish is."

Chaochao looked at him with her clear, deer-like eyes for a while, then laughed and threw herself into his arms.

"Chaochao wants to be with her dad forever."

Huo Qin looked down at the small hand that was tightly gripping the hem of his clothes, pulled Chaochao closer, and gently rested his forehead on her head.

He replied, "Yes."

Nevertheless, Chaochao remained in low spirits after returning from visiting Grandma Zhou.

Huo Qin carried Chaochao into the house. The little girl's chubby cheeks rested quietly on the man's shoulder, her beautiful, watery almond eyes staring blankly, as if she were thinking about something.

He has become much quieter than before.

Aunt Ning was extremely worried when she saw this, and her heart ached with worry.

Having taken care of her for so long, she had some understanding of Chaochao's true situation.

After all, they were the young lady's family members with whom she had relied on each other for three years.

When it was time to sleep at night, Chaochao nestled in Huo Qin's arms, her little hands clutching his pajamas, revealing her unease.

"Daddy, you won't leave, right..."

Chaochao said in a muffled voice.

If Daddy leaves too, Chaochao will be incredibly, incredibly sad... No one will ever treat her as well as Daddy did...

Huo Qin's importance in the hearts of the court has unknowingly become number one.

The system wanted to comfort the baby by saying it was still there, but then it realized it wasn't a person...

Well, what I'm saying is that species don't actually need to be restricted so strictly.

Huo Qin pinched her cheek, then tucked her in. "No, go to sleep."

He lay on his side, gazing at the little girl's somewhat uneasy expression, gently patting her back to lull her to sleep.

Huo Qin knew that Chaochao had always been thinking about Grandma Zhou, but she always kept quiet about it.

The child doesn't understand what it means to be anxious about gains and losses, but she is afraid that one day the person closest to her will leave her.

This is a hurdle that needs to be digested and overcome by oneself.

What Hochin can offer is a sense of security.

"Go to sleep. Aunt Ning will cook shrimp for you tomorrow."