The sickly little one was adopted by a wealthy foreigner and became a favorite.

Yu Jue felt that Wu Tu was so close to him simply because the little guy was young and he was the first Chinese person Wu Tu had ever met, so he was responsible for taking care of him on a daily basis, which is why the little guy had a chick complex towards him.

However, being relied on by such a soft and sweet little child, even Yu Jue couldn't help but smile.

The other kids he usually trains with are all different from Wu Tu; they're all very boisterous. Only this little guy, every time he appears on the ice rink, is like a beautiful bird standing out from the crowd. Just his presence alone makes everyone else walk on tiptoe.

Yu Jue also believes that this is due to the different personalities of children. A well-behaved child like Wu Tu must have parents who care about him very much and raise him very well.

Only children like this will have a quiet and perceptive mind.

Until Yu Jue inquired about the little one's mother:

"You seem to really like China. Why didn't you come back to visit before? What about your mother? Is she Chinese or of Chinese descent (Chinese with foreign citizenship)?"

When the little guy heard Yu Jue mention his mother, he paused for a moment before answering seriously:

"My mother is also Chinese! She taught me Chinese!"

Seeing how happy the little guy was when he mentioned his mother, Yu Jue couldn't help but laugh: "Then your mother must love you very much."

Upon hearing this, Wu Tu nodded emphatically: "Yes! Mom loves me the most!"

Seeing the little guy's attitude, Yu Jue felt more and more hopeful in persuading him to come home, so he turned around and wanted to talk to his superiors about this matter, hoping to formally request Wu Tu's parents to let the little guy join the Chinese Figure Skating Association.

No matter what conditions they propose, it would be truly unforgivable if they missed out on Wutu.

But as soon as Yu Jue entered the leader's office, the leader said to Yu Jue:

"You're here?"

"You've spent a few days with Wu Tu, so you should be familiar with him now. What do you think of his skill level?"

Yu Jue couldn't help but get excited and carefully listed the little guy's good points:

"He's incredibly talented, you know, his balance and flexibility are phenomenal! He can do moves that only female dancers can do! And his expressiveness is simply innate; he's a born dancer!"

"It's just that this little guy probably didn't develop properly when he was younger. He needs to get more nutrition now so he can grow taller and have the strength to jump. Otherwise, I'm really worried that he'll break his bones."

When talking about the little guy, Yu Jue would talk non-stop. The leaders knew that Yu Jue had really encountered a good prospect, which was why he was so excited.

But when they saw Yu Jue already drafting a training plan for Wu Tu and envisioning the future, their expressions turned somewhat regretful:

"Yu Jue, there are some things I think we should tell you."

"Wu Tu will not become a Chinese citizen. However, with his influence, he can bring more attention to Chinese sports, which is a win for us. Moreover, with him participating in the training camp, everyone else is working even harder."

"So there's no problem with you teaching Wutu seriously. Winston has also signed a contract with us, paid for all the educational resources at the base, and he even wants to hire you to specifically teach Wutu how to jump in the future."

Yu Jue was somewhat surprised: "Wait! Explain yourself! Why won't he join us?!"

The leader sighed:

"Because we owe him."

They recounted Wu Tu's past experiences in detail, and Yu Jue couldn't help but clench his fists tightly as he listened.

The leader also told Yu Jue:

"Winston also told us in advance not to mention his mother in front of the little guy."

Yu Jue remembered how stupidly he had asked Wu Tu how his mother was, and he wanted to slap himself across the face right then and there.

He probably won't be able to sleep at night, and will feel guilty most of the night, thinking he deserves to die.

What nonsense is he spouting at a little kid who lost his mother at a young age...?

He slammed his fist on the table, making a loud bang.

Yu Jue not only felt sorry for the cub and felt guilty, but he also cherished talent and genuinely believed that Wu Tu's talent should not be buried.

It's important to understand that the problem with Chinese figure skating is no longer just technical; it's a serious generational gap.

Looking ahead, they can only count a few players on their fingers who are truly capable of shouldering the burden.

If things continue like this, will a great nation like China really have to bow down and admit defeat to others in winter sports?

If Ulva hadn't been adopted by Winston, or if something had happened to Ulva, it would probably have been buried in obscurity, like an insignificant speck of dust, and lived out its life in obscurity.

As a coach, Yu Jue has seen far too many self-righteous parents.

They considered themselves to be loaches, and having never seen a child born as a dragon, they thought he was an anomaly and wanted to pull out his tendons so that he would become a loach struggling in the mud.

Fortunately, Wu Tu was especially lucky to have such a wealthy, powerful, and loving father.

Thinking of this, Yu Jue wanted to breathe a sigh of relief, but his heart involuntarily tightened.

Just like the black hawk also has another ending...

No, he's overthinking it.

The cubs are now being well protected by Winston.

Yu Jue touched his chest and finally understood why the little guy was so quiet and obedient in front of them.

Perhaps it was because of his childhood survival instinct that etched fear into his very bones.

I guess I'm still scared, aren't I?

Perhaps the black ox still occasionally recalls what happened before.

Everything a child experiences in childhood can influence their entire life.

The shadow of being abandoned as a child will continue to haunt Wutu, forcing him to become obedient, compliant, and pleasing, becoming the kind of child adults dream of.

Yu felt very uneasy.

But he didn't know how to make amends for the cubs.

It wasn't until he left the office that he saw the tiny little baby in the rest area, whimpering and snuggling in his family's arms, wanting his older brother to massage his legs.

So it turns out the little one can express himself in front of his family...

Like a stray cat that's always wary of strangers, this type of little cat needs to be approached with fervent love, gradually closing the distance between you and them.

Yu Jue had initially felt a little envious.

He felt he had taken care of so many children and had experience, so why didn't the cubs trust him enough? And why were they unwilling to tell him about their inner anxieties?

However, Yu Jue only dared to think about it secretly.

As he was about to leave, he saw Winston standing menacingly in the corner, as if eavesdropping.

That dark face seemed to hold a tangible resentment...

So Winston can be jealous too!

Yu Jue covered his mouth, afraid that if he were to be discovered by Winston, he would be silenced.