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

Regardless of whether Winston would take him away or not, Wutu felt he could die without regrets.

He never expected that the knight he had met would actually appear before him, specifically to protect him.

Even this one moment was enough for the crow, who had been in a drowning environment for a long time, to catch its breath and relax a little.

It turns out he wasn't the useless fool his brother described; it turns out there were still people in this world who cared about him.

The little guy didn't want to look at anyone else anymore; he just pressed against Winston's side, tilting his head back and trying to see Winston's face.

The little guy seemed to want to memorize Winston's appearance.

Winston's appearance represents the happiness that is within his reach.

Meanwhile, the auxiliary police officers were at their wits' end, seeing Winston's determination to take the child away.

"Recognize, acknowledge kinship? But the child's legal guardians are his parents, right? It's not right for you to take the child away so abruptly."

"and……"

The auxiliary police officer hesitated, but it was clear that he was suspicious.

Winston claims the child is his, so who is the mother? Could it be another romantic entanglement? With the man suddenly showing up to snatch the child, how can they easily determine who the child's father is?

Even if one party is a foreigner with such strong background and resources, they will still have to handle this matter fairly.

Besides, it's obvious that the child's Chinese bloodline has the upper hand.

Winston found it somewhat difficult to understand.

Although he had prepared himself mentally, he did not expect that they were all used to preconceived notions and did not take the child's ego or any thoughts seriously.

Even when fighting for custody of their children, they don't want to ask the children's opinions.

When the focus of the matter falls on the adults, they will be more considerate, listen to everyone's ideas, and try to be fair and just.

But few people are willing to stoop down and listen to a child's thoughts and wishes.

Why do they value children's sovereignty so much?

Winston couldn't change anyone's mind, so he could only sigh and continue explaining to the auxiliary police officer:

"I am the child's biological father, and the child's biological mother passed away abroad a year ago. At that time, some unexpected events occurred, and I did not receive any news about the child, so the embassy sent the child back to China."

"His adoptive parents are actually his aunt and uncle."

Hearing this, the woman next to him finally reacted:

"So, you're the conman who tricked my sister into running away abroad!"

"She was such an obedient person, always helping her younger brother and me at home, taking care of our family without complaint. I was wondering why she suddenly ran away from home and went abroad!"

"So it was you who lied to her! You tricked her into going abroad, only to sell all her organs, right?! And you even made her have a child for you, which we raised with such hardship for so long, and you wanted to take the child away without contributing a single penny?"

Winston listened to her various contemptuous, resentful complaints and grudges.

Her words could make people truly believe that Wutu's mother was a promiscuous and unfaithful woman. She abandoned her family to go abroad, only to end up in such a tragic state.

Winston didn't seem to care about being criticized.

But he didn't want his child to hear his mother being maliciously speculated about and smeared by these people.

Winston covered the child's ears so he couldn't hear the malicious words.

In the end, all these words are nothing more than a woman scheming against her dead sister and this child.

All she had in mind was an abacus, calculating how much residual value her relatives could be squeezed dry.

Or rather, the woman is making it clear that she wants compensation before she's willing to let go.

When faced with her relatives, she immediately and without hesitation offered to sell her sister and nephew by weight.

She is the terrible butcher, the real demon.

She's not just a stupid woman.

He's also a vampire who feeds on the blood and lives of his family.

It's terrifying that they don't even realize it, and they even use the excuse of "it's for your own good," leaving no room for argument.

Winston was furious, but he wouldn't hesitate or dwell on such things until he got the little guy.

He planned to offer women conditions they couldn't refuse.

"What kind of compensation do you want? Real estate in a major Chinese city, or cash compensation? RMB? USD?"

Winston's words almost made the woman lose control of her expression.

She and her man exchanged a glance:

She said that this foreigner was a rich man, a sucker, and that she could take advantage of him!

The woman originally wanted 100,000 to 200,000 yuan as a dowry for his child's future marriage.

But judging from Winston's tone, she figured getting a million or two wouldn't be a problem!

Their family is going to become rich! They've achieved a direct leap in social class!

Imagining those wonderful futures, the woman couldn't help but smile, but tears immediately welled up in her eyes, and she made a heartbroken expression.

"My sister... my poor sister, my poor nephew...!"

"If I hadn't raised my nephew from infancy, you would never have seen him! He would have died out there long ago! How could you have ever seen some boss come to claim him as a relative!"

"I'm so upset! I feel so guilty!!!"

The woman's wailing almost woke up the entire building.

The neighbors who were originally sneaking around to watch the commotion couldn't resist crowding around the door. A dozen or so people blocked the entrance to Wutu's house, just to watch the excitement.

They didn't care about the truth, only about the fun, like discerning circus guests, watching this monkey show with interest, indifference, and mockery.

Winston shielded the child even more tightly, almost completely hiding him behind him and blocking all malicious glances.

Winston is not the kind of person who can be swayed by such clumsy tactics.

He remained silent, coldly watching the woman wail and cry.

Five minutes later, Winston's lawyer and assistant, along with a group of well-trained bodyguards, dispersed all the onlookers and came to Winston's side to protect him.

The woman had never seen anything like this before, and she was so frightened that she immediately wiped away her tears, fearing that someone would hit her.

Winston didn't say a word, and his lawyer ignored the poorly performing woman, instead nodding to the auxiliary police officer:

"Please take us to the police station. This is not the place to discuss serious matters."

Once at the police station, the woman stopped causing a scene and appeared to be quite reasonable.

The lawyer presented evidence detailing the circumstances surrounding Wu Tu's mother's death, how the little boy was sent back to China, and who his real father was.

In fact, based on the facts, there is a high probability that Winston will be able to take the Blackie away.

However, this is contingent on a lengthy legal process, and this family is certainly not easily fooled.

So, in order to get the little guy away as soon as possible, Winston signed the settlement agreement, gave the family a million dollars on the spot, and made them sign a disassociation agreement to remove the black cat from their household registration.

After watching "Mom" finish the paperwork, the little guy showed no reluctance whatsoever, not even a glance at him. He was busy with his husband, carefully counting the many zeros on the bankbook over and over again.