Ye Sang swung her legs. She knew her cheapskate father was going to send her away. She dragged her face trying to put up a final struggle.

She did not want to go back.

She would be beaten if she went back.

Although she was unsure how her fathers were going to react, she knew that a beating was inevitable.

“Mister, can…can you not send me back?” the little kid's curly brows shuddered as she pleaded.

Su Ye leaned against the back of the seat and glanced at the kid.

He mimicked her tone and said curiously, “Why?”

They were both extremely childish.

Ye Sang seriously did not want to leave.

She hugged her bag. Her eyes glittered as a thought crossed her mind. She said, “It's because…my…my father bullies me every day…”

The little kid said softly, “One keeps stabbing me with a needle, and the other…he…he always. .h.i.ts my b.u.t.tock…”

Su Ye: “…”

How tragic was it?

Being stabbed with needles and getting her a.s.s beaten?

“That sounds pretty tough for you…” Su Ye smiled.

“So…” the little girl pouted and murmured, “Can you not send me away?”

Su Ye knocked on her forehead and dragged the sentence, “I can't…”

Ye Sang sulked.

The driver in front shook his head. He was amused by the way the father and daughter were communicating with one another.

“Your daughter is quite adorable.”

Su Ye straightened his figure. He realized the man had misunderstood. He explained, “She's not my daughter.”

The driver's eyes glittered. He said, “Which means, you are still single?”

The driver was extremely talkative. He did not stop along the journey. He even started introducing his daughter to Su Ye.

He said, “Do you want to see what my daughter looks like? She's quite pretty. She just graduated from university…”

Su Ye had enough. He pouted as the driver kept going and said stiffly, “That won't be necessary.”

“I've devoted my life to e-sport. Being single is my calling.”

Games would never cheat on me.

It was the common saying among professional players.

However, the driver did not agree with him. He shook his head like it was such a pity and drove to the destination. He even bidded Su Ye goodbye pa.s.sionately before driving away.

The car stopped in front of the police station. The kid hugged Su Ye's leg and finally carried out her final struggle, “Mister…I'm so pitiful…”

“My father doesn't treat me nicely, my mother doesn't love me, I'm just a little cabbage on the ground,” she said with a wronged voice. She was reluctant to loosen her grip.

Su Ye leaned forward and pinched her soft cheek, “…Tsk, the song you were singing had a nice rhythm.”

Ye Sang looked at the man pitifully.

The man and the kid stared at one another.

The pair was extremely good-looking. Even though Su Ye tried to cover his face, the bottom half of his face was exposed, and the tender lips on his pale skin were enticing enough.

“Ahhh…he's so handsome…”

“His lips have such a nice shape. I wonder how it would feel like if I kiss them.”

“Don't even think about it. Didn't you see his kid? Ahhh, the little kid is so cute too. I love both of them so much!”

“Say, why does the man feel so familiar…” someone murmured.

Su Ye was afraid to be recognized when he saw more people gathering around them. He cursed in his heart and moved his leg, “Let go of me.”

The little kid did not budge.

Su Ye: “…”

I shall bear with her.

He took a deep breath and said, “I won't bring you to the police station. Let go of me first.”

Ye Sang's attractive eyes were filled with doubt. She argued firmly with her cute voice, “But…I'm just a kid…”

“A liar like you loves lying to kids.”

Su Ye: “…”

Isn't the little girl smart?

He lowered his gaze and said, “A big kid like you is scared of me lying to you?”

The man said slowly, “A big kid isn't afraid of being lied to.”

The crowd nearby fell silent upon hearing his words.

Listen to him…

Is that even acceptable?

What is he even talking about?

Ye Sang slowly let go of her arms. She dusted her bottom and rose to her feet like a cotton puff. She looked up and said, “So…where are we going?”

She was already a big kid.

She was not afraid of her cheapskate father.

Su Ye was afraid of being recognized by the crowd. He did not forcibly bring the girl to the police station. He carried her in his arms and decided to go for a stroll. He decided to coax her for the time being.

The man answered, “I don't know where we are going.”

Who knew where they were supposed to go?

Either way, they had to shake the crowd off first.

A young woman came up to them when she saw they were about to leave. She said excitedly, “Mister!”

“Can…can I take a photo of you two?”

She must admit that it was her first time seeing such a good-looking father and daughter. The man did not reveal his face, yet she could tell from his voice that he must be very handsome!

Su Ye rejected the request expressionlessly.

Take a photo?

With the bottom half of his face?

“Where do you want to go?” the man let out a sigh and looked around him. He was no longer as agitated.

No one knew what was going to happen to him the day after tomorrow.

He felt like he would go mad if he stayed in the headquarters.

He could briefly escape reality with the excuse of sending the girl back home.

On the other hand, Ye Sang never had a chance to visit the outside world.

In her previous world, her grandfathers kept teaching her the four arts repet.i.tively.

They even tried to teach her difficult terms and words.

The little kid stood upright and chased after Su Ye when she heard they were going to have some fun. She blinked and said, “I want to see a big tiger.”

Su Ye: “…”

Where did that even come from?

The man lowered his gaze and pinched the kid's face. He chuckled when she pouted her lips, “Why don't you want to see the big gray wolf instead?”

Big tiger?

Isn't she afraid of being traumatized?

The kid thought briefly before strutting forward and said, “But the big gray wolf eats little kids.”

Su Ye: “…hehe…”

He now understood where the kid wanted to go.

The zoo huh?

It was not too far from here. Su Ye asked the girl to walk in front while he followed behind her.

The girl was wearing a little straw hat and a light blue dress. She was extremely adorable as she hopped around.

Someone said softly on the street, “I heard a bunch of big shots are looking for a kid.”

“A kid?” a woman asked curiously, “Did someone lose their kid? What does she look like?”