Five Villain Daddies Are Fighting To Spoil Me Chapter 31: The Children at Kindergarten

Chapter 31: The Children at Kindergarten

Translator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales

“Ye! Sang!” His face turned dark. He looked at his tear-and-snot-covered pants then back to the little girl’s angry expressions. He pulled a horrifyingly gloomy smile and bent down, lifting the little thing up by her collar.

She was used to being lifted up like that but she finally exploded.

She held onto his thighs tightly and rubbed all her tears on it, pouting as she called,

“Grandpa!!”

Her tone was sticky like rice cake and showed her cuteness.

“Grandpa’s here.” Old Master Huo became alert because of this and felt bad at the sight of her red eyes.

He glared at Huo Yao fiercely and scolded, “What are you looking at? Hurry up and let her down. She’s so young, don’t you know how to carry her properly?”

Huo Yao fell silent for a few seconds and changed from lifting to carrying expressionlessly.

“Are you going to rub more?” The man pinched her chubby cheeks and asked coldly.

Sangsang sniffed her nose and dragged her sobbing on, “Yes!”

“You won’t let me go to school…” She grabbed Huo Yao’s collar tightly and tears were hanging from her lashes as she threatened him, “If you don’t let Sangsang go to school, I will rub it on your face.”

Then, she pretended like she was going to cry again.

Huo Yao loved to be clean and quiet, so his forehead throbbed furiously. Finally, he could no longer tolerate her and pressed Ye Sang’s lips into a duck mouth shape, stopping her from crying.

“Shut up.”

The man leaned in and narrowed his eyes, “If you don’t tell on me, I’ll take you outside to play. Deal?”

Huo Yao, the malicious dog, smoothly changed the topic and refused to say anything about letting her go to school.

But undeniably, this was a rather big temptation to her.

The little thing sniffed poorly again but sounded slightly happier,

“Okay…”

She was flexible and could go out to play before thinking of a way to go to school.

Daddy is so stupid.

But Huo Yao saw right through her.

The man lifted his hand up and knocked her head, laughing in disdain silently.

What a joke.

He can’t even win against her?

Reality tells you that your father will always be your father.

He made the little thing to forget about going to school and look for her brother so easily, she even ran back to her room to find clothes, ready to play with her daddy outside.

Old Master Huo saw her happy face and urged, “Run slower, don’t trip.”

“Okay.”

The little thing carried the puppy in her arms, and just as she was about to run upstairs, she slid down to the ground like an eel immediately after she replied.

Luckily the floor had a layer of soft carpet, she wasn’t hurt in any way and continued to run upstairs after dusting her butt off.

However, her actions made the puppy jump.

It barked lightly with its ears standing up, licking her face once in an extremely half-hearted manner.

Under Ye Sang’s teary glance, the puppy wagged its tail and left without a second thought.

It would die from her stupidity or clumsiness if it continued to follow this silly thing.

Ye Sang felt wronged and tears brimmed her eyes.

Old Master Huo’s eyes were filled with smiles as he watched this friendly scene.

He seemed to remember something and glanced at Huo Yao slightly, discovering that his son who usually had an expressionless face looked much softer.

The housekeeper who stood next to them shook his head as he sighed lightly.

He had worked for the Huo family for so many years, yet this was the first time he saw someone who could make Mr. Huo act so naively. Before, Mr. Huo wouldn’t have any expressions even if Mountain Tai was falling.