Hua Xiaomo was nearly getting a headache from this child’s question about lions and tigers. It was quite unexpected that the child could speak so well and even extend the topic to humans. How could animal matters be related to humans? Quite interesting indeed, she thought.
Qi Longbing thought for a mont and looked at Xiao Mo, a beautiful glow radiating from his exceptionally handso face. "Look at your mom. If she were a tiger now, then Uncle would be a lion. Candy, who do you think is more formidable, Uncle or your mom?"
Qi Longbing laughed, his gorgeous blue eyes also shining with mirth. He didn’t want to delve into the theoretical question of whether a lion and a tiger would give birth to a lion or a tiger anymore.
This question is too complex for to understand, he felt. And, thinking about it more deeply, the child born from her and ... wouldn’t that just be Candy? Truly amusing.
Candy looked at Qi Longbing, her eyes darting around innocently before she adorably answered, "Uncle, how would I know who among you is stronger? You don’t fight, and besides, you seem quite harmonious. There’s just no way to compare."
Hua Xiaomo patted Candy’s little head. "I don’t know what they teach you at kindergarten. You seem curious about everything now, like a little adult."
Qi Longbing glanced at Hua Xiaomo and spoke with a hidden aning, "Xiao Mo, now that you know about your daughter’s situation at school, you should stop sending Candy to a boarding school. It’s better to have her co ho every day for als and bedti. Having an adult there for her in all aspects is beneficial. It’ll be good for her, and she’ll be less influenced by other factors."
Then Qi Longbing looked at Candy and asked, "Candy, would you like to live at ho from now on and not go to boarding school? To spend every evening living, studying, and playing with your mom, would that be nice?"
"Ah? Really? I can co ho every day? If that’s the case, that would be amazing! I also want to watch cartoons with Mom, but she’s so busy, I don’t know if she’ll have ti to accompany . What about you, Uncle? Will you have ti to spend with ?" Candy widened her eyes as she looked at Qi Longbing, her mouth pouting and her chubby cheeks shining with a rosy glow, her eyes glistening like grapes.
"Once I’ve finished my work, I’ll be with you every day. Don’t worry, you won’t feel alone," Qi Longbing said with a smile, then turned to Hua Xiaomo. "Xiao Mo, you should make more ti for your child. You can never finish earning money, but your child needs you. Spend quality ti with her, teach her well; that will be your greatest wealth in this lifeti."
Hua Xiaomo laughed. Of course, I know what he ans! she thought. But I need to actually *have* that kind of ti!
She was so busy with work now, and her company had developed several new gas, especially the collaborative project with the Qi Imperial Court, which was now on the table. She hoped that when Qi Longbing returned, he could bring their project forward on the agenda so they could jointly develop a new ga.
With these thoughts, she looked at Qi Longbing and said, "Speaking of which, when you go back to the Qi Imperial Court this ti, could you bring our collaborative project forward in the schedule? My company has everything ready; we’re just waiting to see when you can put it on the agenda so we can jointly develop our next ga."
At this, Qi Longbing’s eyes darkened slightly. He looked at her and chuckled, "Xiao Mo, this is leisure ti; let’s not talk about work, especially in front of the child. Can’t you just take a break and spend so ti with her?"
She really is a chairman, through and through, Qi Longbing thought, finding it hard to form a critique of Hua Xiaomo. I used to admit I was a workaholic myself. But I never expected Hua Xiaomo to be even more of one than I was! She pours herself so deeply into work that she overlooks many details of life, especially educating her child—that’s what’s most important. And this is Candy’s happiest ti; she needs her parents with her the most! Sotis, work can be sacrificed, depending on the goal. If it’s about giving a child love and companionship, that ti is absolutely worthwhile. That kind of sacrifice is worth it. Yet, Hua Xiaomo still seems to have a bit of difficulty understanding this. Well, if it ans she can let go of her work burdens and take proper care of her family, I’d rather exert more effort at work myself. Candy truly needs that care.
"Alright then, I won’t talk about it now. Let’s sit down and discuss this properly when we both have ti, okay?" Hua Xiaomo said with a laugh, now willing to accompany her child in visiting the zoo along with him.
After so ti, they all began to feel a bit tired, and Qi Longbing carried Candy as they headed towards the restaurant.
At the restaurant, they coincidentally ran into Xiao Qing again.
Hua Xiaomo, seeing Xiao Qing, approached her. "Eh, Xiao Qing, why are you alone?"
Xiao Qing looked at Hua Xiaomo, Qi Longbing, and Hua Xiaomo’s daughter, Candy. A slight smile touched her face as she answered, "No, Chairman. I ca with Loh Hua. We just finished our al, and he’s paying the bill now. I was waiting for him here and coincidentally bumped into you all."
Hua Xiaomo chuckled. "Xiao Qing, are you dating Loh Hua now?"
The question made Xiao Qing’s cheeks flush. "Chairman, we’re just ordinary friends. We’ve t a couple of tis, so we had a al together, nothing more. There really isn’t anything between us; we’re not in a relationship."
Hua Xiaomo glanced over at Qi Longbing, then back to Xiao Qing. "There’s nothing wrong with dating. Besides, you’re about the sa age, and from what I can see, Loh Hua is quite persistent. If he’s serious about you, maybe you could consider accepting him, right? You two seem quite well-matched in my eyes."
Qi Longbing looked at Xiao Qing, a slight smile on his face. He didn’t say anything. This girl has good intuition, he thought. I did tell her Loh Hua was tall, rich, and handso, and that she should seize the opportunity. Unexpectedly, she actually did. Well, whatever the case, as long as she doesn’t co pestering , it’s fine.
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