Hearing the clicking sound, she looked up and saw Nie Han holding a camera, taking pictures of her uncle.
She had a digital camera with a screen. A moment later, she tiptoed over and sat down next to Chen Rou, showing her photos. Well, if one of these photos were leaked, it would be solid proof that she was a devoted and loving father.
But that's not what Nie Han cares about.
Instead, she flipped to a photo and whispered, "In Repulse Bay, there's a picture in my grandfather's private album. It's of my grandfather holding my second uncle's toes. I'll show it to you another day. My uncle looks exactly like my grandfather."
Seeing Nie Zhao turn his head, Chen Rou guessed he had heard her and quickly said, "Shh, stop talking."
Nie Han had an exceptionally high level of insensitivity and didn't notice that her uncle was already behind her. Chen Rou told her not to say anything, but she insisted on saying it, describing it with exaggerated gestures: "And have you noticed that my uncle's profile really looks like my grandfather's?"
It wasn't until Nie Zhao cleared his throat that Nie Han realized he had heard everything.
She tried to salvage the situation, but her attempt only made things worse: "Uncle, I never said you looked like Grandpa."
Seeing the black lines on Nie Zhao's forehead, he quickly waved his hand and said, "I haven't seen any photos of my second uncle when he was a child. I was just making things up."
But this sentence is the most damaging.
Although she had two sons at the same time, Nie Rong kept many moments of Nie Yao's childhood: holding him, carrying him on her back, kissing his forehead and feet, riding him on her shoulders like a horse.
With Nie Zhao, it was just the whole family together, and Nie Zhao was always standing far away from him.
So, will Mr. Nie feel bad about mentioning these things?
Also, will he suddenly realize that he has spoiled the child too much and will restrain himself in the future?
Chen Rou felt that since they had hired so many people, and they were all very professional, Nie Zhao shouldn't have made himself so tired.
What was that called again? He was addicted to cuddling babies and couldn't break free.
So after hearing Nie Han recount his past, did he become a little more clear-headed?
But Chen Rou was disappointed. Nie Zhao hadn't. He buttoned up a button on his suit jacket. When he looked at Nie Han, his face was ashen, but when he turned to look at the little brat, he not only smiled obsequiously, but his voice was so sickeningly sweet that Chen Rou almost dug her toes through the ground.
He said, "Daddy's going to work now, see you tonight."
Well, it seems he's beyond redemption.
But as he reached the door, he turned back and said, "By the way, Arou, regarding the baby's name, I asked Master Er and Master Dong to coordinate their opinions. They each suggested three names, and we'll choose from them. As for the courtesy name, ask your cousin what he thinks."
Therefore, he decided that the little boy's name would be chosen by Master Er and Master Dong.
As for the characters, Chen Ke was responsible for coming up with them.
This person is not allowed to give the child a nickname; he must use his courtesy name instead. After all, traditionally, people have both a given name and a courtesy name. The given name is used in formal occasions, while the courtesy name is used for addressing relatives and friends.
Chen Rou has a nice nickname, and she will also secretly call the little guy "Dangdang".
Because his crying was so loud, she thought the nickname was cute.
Moreover, people say that a humble name is easier to raise, and a child should have a nickname. But Nie Zhao had a strange temper and insisted on being called by his courtesy name. However, courtesy names are usually given by educated people.
Hong Kong people are particular; they must be elegant, unconventional, and their birth charts must be compatible.
Nie Zhao asked Chen Ke, such a rough and uncultured man, to help his son think of a word. Was he sure Chen Ke could do it?
After watching him leave, Chen Rou hurriedly called Chen Ke to ask if her father was stumped by that word.
...
That's true.
When it comes to the addition of a new member to the richest family, Chen Ke and his entire family are overjoyed.
Song Yuanchao, in particular, mentioned during training that the child was his godson.
If we round it up, he's practically the godfather of the future richest man, and all his comrades are his god-uncles and god-great-uncles. Wouldn't that instantly boost their average net worth?
Chen Ke was naturally the happiest, after all, it was Chen Rou's child, and also a child of his Chen family.
He would be happier if it were a daughter, but he's also happy with a son.
They will soon be able to cross the border for duty, and he also heard from Li Xia that the child is exceptionally good-looking.
He was excited and really wanted to see him.
But when it comes to a single word, that's a huge problem.
Because Chen Ke is the kind of person who can do things but can't write, he gets worried as soon as he picks up a piece of paper, and he can't even squeeze out a loud fart for three days. How is he supposed to come up with this word?
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