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

Wu Tu: ? ? ?

The little guy found Helena's words a bit jarring.

These kinds of remarks were made by Winston's acquaintances to tease him. They knew what kind of person Winston was, so they were all surprised to see him change.

This was just a harmless test and a lighthearted jab at them.

But for the little guy, the softer the knife, the more tormenting it is.

Because of past traumas, he was particularly sensitive to this tone.

Wu Tu tried hard to think because no one had taught him, so he usually couldn't tell whether the slightly teasing tone was good or bad at the time. Only later did he realize that the other person was cursing him.

The little guy is used to it now and doesn't care anymore.

But they absolutely cannot bully Dad!

The little guy's brain processed for a moment and realized that Helena wasn't talking about him, but praising him.

So Helena's meaning is that her father couldn't possibly have a child like him.

How is that possible!

Dad is the best! He's just lucky!

The little guy's brain worked for a moment, then he finally pouted and started to get unhappy.

The black tusk is such a silly little thing.

You can scold him, but he won't think it's a big deal.

If you say anything bad about Winston, the little guy will immediately defend Winston, saying that his dad is the best dad in the world, and he won't accept any arguments against it.

Although Helena praised him...

But you can't praise him while saying bad things about his father!

Wu Tu silently walked to Winston's side, looking a little unhappy. She hid her face behind her father's back, put her hand in his hand, and asked him to hold her hand.

Wu Tu is already a very reserved child. He won't let others know if he's unhappy, because he doesn't want to spoil their fun. He just keeps a slightly expressionless face, which looks like the quiet mode of a little cat.

But Winston could tell at a glance that the little guy was unhappy.

That idiot's mouth is practically sticking out to the sky.

Winston found it amusing, but seeing how clingy the little guy was to him, watching Helena warily, and sticking out his non-existent tail to keep watch for his father, he couldn't help but soften.

Helena: ...

The father and son are so inseparable.

Helena Rubinstein is truly a rare find:

"What kind of people are in our family that we have such a clingy brat?"

"So it really was due to natural conception, influenced by the woman, right? What about your mother? Are you Chinese? Did you live in China before?"

Winston sighed, "Helena, didn't I tell you not to ask about the little one's background?"

Helena has a grudge against Winston, so she won't listen to him.

But it's also because Helena doesn't know the little one's situation. If she did, she wouldn't have asked these questions; she would have found another reason to attack Winston, not the child.

But the black rabbit was not angry because of this.

He didn't say anything, but simply stepped forward and stood in front of his father.

In his eyes, if his father is in danger, of course he should protect him.

So the little guy Mimi Meow Meow said:

"I am Chinese. My mother passed away, and my father took me in. He was very good to me."

"He...is so gentle. Dad gives me the best of everything—he treats my illnesses, feeds me, and provides me with warm clothes and a cozy bed. I've never had anything like that before. So Dad is the best dad in the world!"

The little guy racked his brains for words, his face turning red from exhaustion, and managed to produce this short essay.

Winston was stunned for a moment.

He never expected that the introverted and sensitive little guy would defend him like this in front of Helena.

Winston will always be moved by the pure and sincere feelings of the cuckoo.

Why would anyone be so blind as to bully such a cute child?

Winston was moved for a moment, then turned to the butler and asked:

"Was this part recorded?"

The housekeeper twitched her lips, knowing that her husband now had another video to reminisce about while working.

He replied in a similarly low voice:

"No, I'll cut out this surveillance footage later."

Helena was also taken aback by the little guy.

Then he laughed even louder:

"Winston, I admit he's a good prospect. I'll sign him, and I guarantee I can make him a household name in three years."

Because it's rare to find a young man as sincere as him, whose words can resonate so deeply with people.

Those eyes, brimming with flame and hope, she had only ever seen in the eyes of one other person in all this time.

Later, that person became Helena Rubinstein's cash cow and the company's biggest superstar.

Winston shook his head and denied it:

You've misunderstood.

"I don't want him to achieve any value or accomplishments; I just need him to find something to rely on outside of his daily life."

"I need to ask him if he's willing to act with you, and I need to respect his opinion. And in the contract with the little guy, the top priority must be protecting all his rights and interests, and ensuring that he is not harmed in any way, including physically and mentally."

Helena looked at Winston for a while:

"You've really changed."

In her memory, Winston was still that cold, unfathomable shadow who showed no mercy and drove her and Allen to their deaths.

But now, Winston speaks every word gently, like a tender and loving father under the spotlight, deeply in love with his baby.

Can love really change a person so much that they are willing to give up everything?

Helena found it extremely interesting.

Winston had previously stated that he would never fall in love with anyone and would never be the one held hostage.

But Winston unexpectedly found his own child, and this child became the most important person in his life.

Helena was simply enjoying the spectacle and thought it was a good thing, and Winston had already made amends by inviting her over.

Winston, despite the financial strain, awarded a very important project to Helena and granted her free entry and exit from the country.

Helena found it amusing; she would never be taken advantage of by others, nor would she sacrifice her own interests for someone else, nor would she love anyone.

But when Helena saw the overflowing affection and dependence that Ulva had for Winston in her eyes, she felt a little envious.

So Helena asked the pupa:

"What do you think, honey? Your dad contacted me, recommending you to join my entertainment company. He said you have a lot of acting talent and a strong charisma. Do you want to join us?"

Wu Tu never expected that her father was doing this for her again.

He turned his head and glanced at Winston.

Anyway, he has nothing left now.

He didn't want his father to see him so silent and useless, and to worry about him every day.

So the little guy readily agreed:

"it is good."

The little guy didn't even look at the contract before he was about to sign it.

As two ruthless businesspeople, Helena Rubinstein and Winston had already reviewed the contract thoroughly.

This is a very special contract. Most of its contents are about protecting Wutu's rights, from the little guy's food, clothing, and shelter to his future ranking and treatment. Winston wrote it all out in great detail.

So Helena stopped him:

"You silly girl, you don't read the contract, aren't you afraid I'll sell you off?"

No one had ever taught the crow to look at these things before.

Even when he worked before, his bosses wouldn't let him see the contract.

But now, holding his first contract, he still opens it and looks at it carefully.