Chapter 1 Uneasy Relationship

　　苏业豪 hasn't found a good solution for his unclear relationship with Yin Liuli.

　　Three years ago.

　　When his eldest son, Tang Tianrui, was born, he almost blew a fuse. It wasn't appropriate to expose Yin Liuli's existence at the same time, to avoid adding fuel to the fire.

　　Later, he had a daughter.

　　This was far more than a simple mistake. He had been hiding his daughter until now. As time went on, it became even harder to bring it up. He just muddled along, hoping to keep it a secret for one more day.

　　To be honest.

　　Yin Liuli actually liked the current situation. She wasn't surrounded by reporters, and she wasn't pointed at like Nong Qingying and Nangong Tian.

　　Although she rarely saw 苏业豪, she wasn't bored since she had her daughter with her, and her quality of life was quite high.

　　The reason she couldn't help but complain was entirely for her daughter's sake.

　　Now that her daughter was young, she could still use excuses like "Daddy is working hard to earn money and will be back soon."

　　But when her daughter got older and started to understand that her family was different from others, new troubles would probably arise. Because their relationship hadn't been exposed, it would be difficult for her to be as dazzling as her two brothers.

　　Not wanting to make 苏业豪 feel embarrassed, Yin Liuli quietly changed the subject, talking about sending her daughter to learn a musical instrument, or taekwondo, to shape her character.

　　苏业豪, however, thought it was too early. He wanted her to have fun for a few years before she turned five, and then let her choose extracurricular activities that interested her after she started elementary school.

　　As they chatted.

　　He said he wanted to take a nap, and asked Linda Yun to take his daughter to the living room to watch cartoons. The door clicked shut.

　　Looking at the time, it was just after two in the afternoon. Linda Yun doubted whether 苏业豪 was really taking a nap, because if he was just sleeping, there was no need to lock the door.

　　……

　　苏业豪's daughter's name is Su Leyao.

　　The little girl had been beautiful since birth, with long eyelashes, big eyes, and a head of black hair, just like Yin Liuli.

　　Linda Yun, at her age, occasionally fantasized that she might have such a lovely and beautiful daughter in the future. She took the little one to the living room, and while helping her tie up her hair, she asked:

　　"What cartoon do you want to watch, Leyao? Where's your fat cat named Koko?"

　　"It went to sleep. I want to watch 'Big Head Son and Little Head Dad'. My mom doesn't let me watch some movies, so I can only watch cartoons..."

　　Linda Yun's impression of this little girl was still from when she had just learned to walk.

　　Seeing her little mouth chattering away, she found it very amusing.

　　She first went to look through the discs in the TV cabinet drawer, and found that there were TV dramas from both sides of the strait and Hong Kong, so it seemed that she usually watched a lot of TV to pass the time.

　　She found the cartoon DVDs that were stored separately, and fumbled to start playing them. She tried one episode, but the little girl said she had already seen it. She tried another episode, but she had already seen that too.

　　After finally finding an episode, 苏业豪's daughter said she wanted to eat ice cream, and brought her Barbie doll toys, asking Linda Yun to play house with her, pretending to drink tea with small cups about two centimeters in size.

　　Her small body seemed to contain endless energy.

　　Linda Yun, who had originally wanted to take the opportunity to laze around and take a nap on the sofa, suddenly realized that even a child close to three years old was not so easy to take care of, at least much more troublesome than taking care of a cat.

　　When she went to the bathroom, Linda Yun found that Su Leyao was gone. She looked around and found her lying on the door of the master bedroom, eavesdropping.

　　Seeing Linda Yun, the little girl ran over and pointed at the door, saying in surprise, "My mommy seems to be crying."

　　"..."

　　Linda Yun was extremely embarrassed, and cursed inwardly, thinking that this little ox was really diligent and conscientious, and indeed not honest.

　　She quickly took the little girl away and told her, "Your mommy probably bumped her head on the headboard, she'll be fine in a while. Let's go drink tea, the cartoon is still paused. You can even sleep if you're sleepy."

　　"I'm not sleepy."

　　"But Auntie is old, and the weather is perfect for sleeping today, so you play quietly for a while, and I'll take you to eat ice cream when I wake up, okay?"

　　Linda Yun made a promise, finally making the little girl quiet for a moment.

　　Time passed by, and it was past four in the afternoon in the blink of an eye. 苏业豪, who had indeed slept for a while, was awakened by a phone call from Zhuang Wei's assistant, who reported that Cambridge University had invited him to give a speech.

　　For many people, giving a speech at a university like Cambridge was a good opportunity to boost their reputation, but 苏业豪 didn't care.

　　Rather than going to Cambridge, he would rather go to Tsinghua and Peking University to intercept some talents for the Bauhinia Institute of Technology as soon as possible.

　　Putting other things aside, the mainland, which had not experienced the great age of exploration and migration like Europe, was indeed too competitive and lacked the conditions to cultivate top talents.

　　Even if some people choose to stay abroad after completing their studies, as long as some of them return, they can still continuously narrow the gap between inside and outside, and continuously introduce new technologies and new ideas into the country. 138read Net

　　It doesn't matter if they choose to immigrate. To some extent, it can even reduce internal competitive pressure, snatch jobs that originally belonged to foreigners, and have no impact on the development of the mainland. Instead, it releases many new opportunities.

　　For example, the lucky ones who took over the old houses in Shanghai and the siheyuan (courtyard houses) in the capital at low prices, if the original owners hadn't left, how would they have had the opportunity to strike it rich?

　　What's really disgusting is the group of people who immigrate and then turn around and badmouth their homeland, so 苏业豪 asked people to design some seemingly normal, but very targeted interview questions. When recruiting people in Silicon Valley, Wall Street, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and other places, he kept these traitors out.

　　After taking a shower and getting dressed, when Yin Liuli, who had changed her clothes, reappeared, her daughter Su Leyao was already eating ice cream, and couldn't help but ask curiously, "Mommy, why were you crying just now? Auntie Yun said you bumped your head on the headboard?"

　　"..."

　　Caught off guard, Linda Yun almost subconsciously covered the little girl's mouth.

　　She was immediately flustered, and explained after a moment of silence, "Don't blame me for this, she was actually lying on the door eavesdropping without me noticing."

　　Yin Liuli's smile froze, and she dug her toes into the ground, glaring fiercely at 苏业豪, who was watching the show, and only replied:

　　"Mommy's fine, I just accidentally bumped into it. Eat less ice cream, we're going to have dinner later, be careful of a stomachache."

　　Too many secrets in her private life couldn't be kept from Linda Yun, who was close to her. 苏业豪 had long been indifferent. He used to cover it up a little, but now he had become an old pro.

　　He sat down casually on the sofa and said with a smile, "It's been a long time since I had mung bean ice cream. Give me one too. The big tub of DQ ice cream at home is expensive, but it doesn't taste like the ice cream I had on the street when I was a kid."

　　Yin Liuli walked straight to the kitchen and replied:

　　"Your daughter has already eaten them all. I don't know if there are any left. Do you want a Xiaobuding (small pudding)? I prefer to eat this kind..."