He won 900 million in the lottery.

Midnight,

My stomach felt uncomfortable, so I got up to find something to eat. But everyone at the table was busy drinking, and I didn't eat much.

I am in a guest room on the first floor.

The Wu family members were all on the second floor.

So I turned on the light and headed towards the kitchen.

"Hey, you're sneaking food!"

"Um?"

I was really startled, and when I turned around I saw Kang Moli.

"Are you a ghost? You walk without making a sound?"

Kang Moli looked at me smugly: "Are you hungry?"

I held up the ribs in my hand, the meaning was clear.

"Wait a minute, let me heat it up for you."

After taking the food from my hand, Kang Moli went straight to the gas stove. Only then did I notice that the girl was barefoot, which explained why she walked so quietly.

I sat in the living room, idly looking around at the interior decoration.

Simple and ordinary.

Like Wu Lei's wife, at first glance, she doesn't seem to be a good match for him.

Soon, Kang Moli brought over a bowl of pork rib soup.

"I was worried you wouldn't have enough to eat, so I made you two bowls of noodles."

"What are you doing downstairs?"

I took a large bowl of pork rib noodle soup.

"I couldn't sleep, and then I heard noises downstairs, so I knew you were hungry. My dad used to be like that too. Every time he came home drunk, he would wake up hungry in the middle of the night, and then my mom would get up and cook for him."

I ate in silence.

Kang Moli, on the other hand, was very interested. She kept asking Wu Lei about the route I came from, which he had mentioned earlier.

I looked down and noticed that it was cold. The girl was sitting on the sofa, barefoot, with long toes and chubby calves. You couldn't tell when she was wearing clothes, but now that she was in pajamas, everything that needed to be shown was exposed. Who would have thought that Kang Moli's slender face and plump figure would have such a round, baby-fat look, which was quite endearing.

Perhaps late at night, the girl occasionally rubbed her feet together.

So he kicked his slippers at the girl's feet: "Put these on, don't get cold."

"Thanks."

Kang Moli blushed.

Why didn't you take the civil service exam after graduating from university?

"My father won't allow it. He says that while working in the system might be stable for a girl, many things are beyond her control."

I nodded.

"Ya Hong Group is already so rich, why is it still doing integrated livelihood projects? My dad said that you're actually the behind-the-scenes boss of the Three Kingdoms Entertainment City?"

I frowned; Wu Lei and Kang Moli were talking a bit too much.

The father-daughter relationship seems to be quite good.

"For a better life for ordinary people."

"So high-end?"

"You could say it's for making money."

"oh."

The girl asked a question, and I answered.

I asked a question, and the girl answered.

Until I ate the entire bowl of pork rib soup noodles.

"It's delicious, thank you."

Kang Moli stuck out her tongue: "You have a huge appetite."

I got up and went back to the house, and Kang Moli tidied up the table by herself.

It's not my own home, so I can't instinctively sleep in.

Get up early,

I pushed open the door, and there were my slippers neatly arranged at the entrance.

Looking into the courtyard, I saw that Kang Moli was practicing Tai Chi.

The girl was wearing a very loose-fitting Tai Chi uniform. Her movements were fluid and graceful, perfectly showcasing her figure and remarkably coordinated body movements.

I walked quietly behind her, simply admiring her.

After finally finishing the craft, she turned around and that's when she saw me.

She glared at me with her beautiful eyes, then said angrily, "You scared me!"

"Hehe, you scared me last night too, so we're even."

"Dad went to work, and Mom is still resting. Do you want breakfast? There's bread at home."

"No need, I ate a lot last night."

Kang Moli wanted to laugh when she thought about how I ate a big bowl of pork rib noodles last night, but then she remembered that I had handed her slippers last night, and subconsciously glanced at the slippers on my feet.

I wore these slippers and gave them to her, she wore them, and then gave them back to me.

Now, I'm standing in front of her again, dressed like this.

Her complexion still looked somewhat unnatural.

Soon, Kang Moli changed the subject.

"Boss, I remember you also have a computing power company?"

"Yes, the headquarters is in Shanghai."

"Do you still plan to develop this area significantly?"

"Of course, photovoltaic, wind power, and computing companies are all projects I plan to invest in long-term."

"Then hurry up and invest. In the next few years, these projects will experience explosive growth. In the end, whoever has the highest market share will have the power to define industry standards. If you don't get to the top, you'll be crushed in the end."

I nodded in complete agreement: "Thank you."

There's nothing to talk about.

So, I started with a disastrous opening line: "Why don't you have a boyfriend?"

"Men these days are either incompetent and poor, yet they have unrealistic ambitions. They're not good enough for me. And if a man is capable, he'll have a whole bunch of mistresses. I'm even less likely to join that crowd."

Notice my expression,

Kang Moli realized she had overgeneralized my feelings and wanted to remedy it, but couldn't find the right words...

"Hehe, it's okay. I do have a lot of women, but it doesn't matter. They're not just pretty faces; they each have their own careers. After all, our relationship isn't just about love."

"You're from China, so why don't you have the most basic respect for monogamy?"

"We're not married. We decided to continue this relationship based on feelings and the need for mutual support."

Kang Mo asked thoughtfully, "Then can I use your method too?"

"I have no say in your love life, but don't you dare tell your dad you learned it from me."

"Pshaw, my dad would love to push me onto your bed."

"So you knew?"

Kang Moli sat angrily on the bench in the yard. I looked around and found there was nowhere to sit, so I had no choice but to sit down next to the girl.

Looking down, I realized the girl had already made room for me.

"He has always been like this with me since I was a child. He has interfered with everything from my studies and play to buying me toys, choosing my major in college, and my job after graduation. I have never had any say in anything."

Looks like she's another rebellious girl.

"Then tell me, how are you doing right now?"

"He's better than most of my classmates. None of them have become the general manager of a provincial branch in just one year like me."

"Uncle Wu did nothing wrong, and neither did you."

"Come on, peacemaker. Trying to please neither side doesn't sound like the person my dad talks about."

"Five years ago, I would definitely have supported you going out to explore and see the world, but now you understand Uncle Wu's good intentions. You don't have to worry about workplace unspoken rules, sexual harassment from your boss, or the dangers of society."

"Is it really as exaggerated as you say?"

"What you can learn in school is only skills and knowledge, while what you can learn in society is to suffer losses and be cheated. The price you pay for this may be money, your body, or even your life."

I saw belief in Kang Moli's eyes.

The fact is,

When I, as an outsider, told these things, Kang Moli believed me.

Her father taught her more life lessons than I did, but I imagine she didn't take them to heart.