The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

Walking among the crowds, with his young daughter by his side, Li Yuanchao didn't continue the topic.

"Was this internship very rewarding?"

"Brother, I have a lot of feelings about this. The country is really going through a tough time, and the people are really suffering."

Li Yuanchao nodded.

Protected by their parents, they did not suffer much even in turbulent times, which easily fostered an arrogant and ignorant attitude.

He knew very well that such a personality was not good for him or his family.

When they reached the car, Li Siwen became uneasy.

"Brother, why did you lie?"

Li Yuanchao showed no embarrassment at being caught.

"Have you forgotten your father's teachings?"

"You need to be low-key in front of others. Are you afraid people won't know your family is well-off? Or are you trying to show off in front of that kid?"

Li Siwen was speechless for a moment.

She simply didn't want Zhang Qizhe to suffer by squeezing onto the bus, but she couldn't bring herself to say it to her own brother.

Li Yuanchao put down his luggage and got into the driver's seat.

Li Siwen then led Li Tian to sit in the back row.

"Auntie, you've gotten a tan."

"Is it dark?" Li Siwen quickly touched her face.

Li Tian shook her head inwardly.

This young woman is probably already deeply caught in the whirlpool of love, unable to extricate herself, and it's difficult for outsiders to pull her out as well.

Top-tier "phoenix men" (men from humble backgrounds who achieve success in poverty or wealth) are not easy to deal with; this situation is getting complicated.

"Tian Tian, ​​did you like that uncle from earlier?"

Li Tian turned to look at Li Siwen.

His eyes seemed to desperately want her approval, even though she was just a five-year-old child.

"Auntie, he seems very gentle. Whether I like him or not is not important."

Upon hearing Li Tian praise Zhang Qizhe, Li Siwen immediately smiled and gave Li Tian a warm hug.

"Auntie, I feel like you like him more."

Li Siwen shyly pinched Li Tian's cheek.

"He's a very good student, always ranked first in his grade. I was the one who pursued him first, and many girls in school like him."

Indeed, outstanding people have their own aura.

"It was through this internship that we got to know each other better, and that's how he accepted me."

"I'm so happy to have defeated so many rivals in love."

Li Yuanchao frowned upon hearing this.

What kind of trials and tribulations must a child from an ordinary family go through to become calm and composed in the face of both honor and disgrace?

It's not that such a person is bad, but does he still have sincerity towards others?

As a man, Li Yuanchao understands men better.

Objectively speaking, aside from family factors, he didn't think his sister had any charm that could outshine all the other women.

The Li family's connections are all in the military. The fear is that if someone climbs up the ranks by stepping on the Li family, it will be difficult to control them.

Li Yuanchao didn't speak, but he was thinking a lot.

Li Siwen continued talking almost to herself, seemingly with great interest.

Li Tian listened quietly, scratching her head and thinking hard.

She really didn't know what to say in this situation as a five-year-old child.

"Auntie, does he like you that much?"

Li Siwen blinked. "Doesn't his choice of me as his girlfriend prove anything?"

Li Tian shook her head.

"When my dad first came back, he tried to beat me twice, so I suspected that he didn't like me at all, and therefore I didn't like him either."

Li Yuanchao smacked his lips.

Li Siwen patted Li Yuanchao on the shoulder with a gloating expression.

"And then?"

"My dad fights for me, gives me gifts, fixes my toys, takes me out to eat Western food and shopping, and even gives me pocket money..."

Li Tian counted on her fingers as she spoke.

"My dad did so many things for me before I was sure he liked me."

Li Yuanchao's lips curled up, and he whistled smugly.

It wasn't easy to gain my little girl's approval!

Li Siwen didn't reflect on anything; she simply raised her hand and patted Li Tian's head.

"Tian Tian, ​​why would you question your own father? You're only a few years old, yet you have so many thoughts."

Li Tian crossed her arms. "Auntie, it's not like there aren't parents who don't love their children. When I don't feel loved, why should I think he likes me? Am I just being delusional and wishful thinking?"

Am I just being delusional?

Wishful thinking?

Li Siwen had no idea that Li Tian had such a word in her little brain.

"Auntie, can you feel his love?"

Li Siwen looked into Li Tian's big, dark eyes and began to ponder this question.

Li Tian didn't say anything more. Once the seed of doubt is planted, it will take root and sprout.

After parking the car, Li Yuanchao turned to Li Siwen and said...

"Siwen, your family won't interfere with what kind of boyfriend you date, but you must keep your eyes open. Sincerity doesn't always guarantee true love."

"It's not enough to just say you like someone. Tian Tian can feel love for herself, so I'm sure you can too."

"Love requires reason. Take a good look at Shu Ting's 'To the Oak Tree' and think about Jane Eyre."

Li Yuanchao got off the car, picked up the luggage, and then helped Li Tian off, leaving Li Siwen to think it over in the back.

Li Siwen did indeed fall into deep thought.

This was the first time she had ever liked someone; she really liked him and was very invested in him.

But if that person doesn't like her that much, she doesn't know if she can accept it.

They had no idea where to go or what to do next.

"Aunt Zhang, I want to eat watermelon, chilled."

"Eat less cold food, or you'll get a stomachache," Li Yuanchao said to Li Tian, ​​then looked at Zhang Sao, "Just give her room temperature food."

Taking care of children is a very tiring thing.

Li Yuanchao increasingly appreciated the hardships his parents had endured.

Aunt Zhang went to the kitchen with a smile.

By the time Li Siwen entered the house, Li Tian had already eaten her fill of watermelon and was watching TV.

Li Siwen washed her hands, sat down, and started eating.

If you can't figure something out, don't rush to think about it.

Neither Li Yuanchao nor his father asked Li Siwen what she thought. Concern can lead to confusion, and asking too many questions can easily backfire.

"Tian Tian, ​​what do you think of the girlfriend your dad brought home?"

Li Tian glanced at Li Siwen, thinking that her aunt's information network was quite good.

"They broke up. Dad said they weren't a good match."

They've already met each other's parents, and only now they're saying it's not a good match?

Li Siwen only heard her mother mention it briefly on the phone, so naturally she couldn't go into details.

He grabbed some melon seeds and sat down next to Li Tian.

My niece is young, but she says whatever she knows, and she just wants to hear unvarnished gossip.

Li Tian naturally spoke freely and without reservation, recounting all the things she had personally experienced, since she had nothing better to do anyway.

"You two haven't finished talking yet, time to eat."

Li Yuanchao wasn't deaf; he already knew what the two of them were whispering about.

Upon hearing Li Yuanchao speak, Li Siwen pulled Li Tian to sit down at the dining table.

"Brother, how could you bear to break up with such a beautiful girlfriend?"

Li Yuanchao picked up a meatball for Li Tian without looking at his sister, but when he asked, there was nothing he couldn't say.

"I'm not just looking for a romantic relationship; I'm looking for a life partner. Looks aren't the deciding factor."

Li Siwen pouted, "You've become so materialistic. Are you trying to find someone of equal social standing?"