He unexpectedly becomes a father at the start of his life, and the mother of his child is a national

Lin Caiwei nodded gently, her movements as she chopped vegetables unconsciously slowing down.

She seemed to be staring intently at the dishes on the cutting board, but her mind was already wandering far away, and she appeared completely absent-minded.

"I still have several pre-arranged announcements and events that I really can't turn down," she explained softly, her tone helpless.

"My agent has repeatedly told me that if I cancel work without a reason, I will have to pay a penalty for breach of contract, which would be too much of a loss and would also damage my reputation."

"Then focus on your work." Chen Hao's tone was gentle and exceptionally tolerant.

"You don't need to worry about things at home. I will take good care of Sisi. I can manage her food, drink, daily life, and school pick-up and drop-off. There will be absolutely no problem."

Lin Caiwei put down the kitchen knife in her hand, turned around and looked at him seriously, her eyes full of reluctance.

"I don't want to leave." She stated her feelings frankly, her voice soft and tinged with grievance.

"I just want to stay at home peacefully, spend more time with you and Sisi, and enjoy a few peaceful days."

Chen Hao stepped forward, stood in front of her, and gently tucked the stray hairs that had fallen across her forehead behind her ear, his movements tender and affectionate.

"Then finish up your work properly and go home early."

"But every time I come back, I can only stay for a few days before I have to leave again in a hurry." Lin Caiwei's eyes slowly reddened, and tears welled up in them, her tone full of melancholy.

"Chen Hao, when will we be able to live together peacefully like a normal family of three, seeing each other every day and spending every day together, instead of always being separated?"

Chen Hao looked down at her reddened eyes, his heart softening. After thinking carefully for a few seconds, he slowly spoke:

"Once I've earned enough money to support all the family's expenses, you can take on fewer or no work and stay home with Sisi and me."

Lin Caiwei looked up at him and softly asked, "Then how much money would be enough?"

Chen Hao chuckled lightly, his tone relaxed yet serious: "At least one hundred million."

Lin Caiwei couldn't help but purse her lips, her mood slightly relieved by his words: "That's too far, I'm afraid it will take a very, very long time."

"It won't be long." Chen Hao's eyes were firm, without a trace of jest.

"I'm confident I can do it soon."

Lin Caiwei looked steadily into his eyes, which were full of certainty and confidence, calm and reliable, not at all like someone joking.

Her gloom quietly dissipated. She didn't press the matter further, silently turned around, and picked up the cleaver again to chop vegetables.

Unbeknownst to her, a faint smile quietly curved the corners of her lips, her heart filled with peace and anticipation.

As night deepened, Sisi had already fallen into a deep sleep after her bath, her little face peaceful and quiet, sleeping soundly.

Chen Hao sat alone on the sofa in the living room, casually browsing his phone to pass the time before bed.

Not long after, Lin Caiwei gently pushed open the bedroom door and came out, her footsteps very light, as if afraid of disturbing the child.

She walked behind Chen Hao and gently placed her hands on his shoulders, tenderly and affectionately.

"You've had a busy day, are you tired?" she asked in a low, gentle voice.

"It's alright, not too tiring," Chen Hao replied casually, his tone relaxed.

"Let me massage your shoulders to help you relax."

As soon as she finished speaking, Lin Caiwei's fingers gently landed on his shoulder and began to massage it slowly.

She had never studied massage, so her technique wasn't professional. The pressure was inconsistent, and she didn't quite find the acupoints. But she was very careful with every movement, and her heart was full of consideration.

Chen Hao closed his eyes slightly, feeling the gentle touch from her fingertips, and his fatigue gradually dissipated.

"Your technique isn't very good," he couldn't help but chuckle, casually teasing, "Where did you learn that self-taught method?"

"I haven't studied it. I figured it out myself. I'm self-taught," Lin Caiwei retorted softly, unconvinced, while her hands continued to move.

"That won't do. You'll have to practice properly, and then you can massage me exclusively from now on," Chen Hao said with a smile.

"Then teach me," Lin Caiwei said readily.

Chen Hao opened his eyes, grabbed her hand, and guided her fingertips to the acupoints on her shoulder, patiently and meticulously teaching her how to exert force.

"Here, press firmly with your thumb, using even and gentle pressure. Don't apply too much force all at once, or you'll easily feel stiffness and soreness."

Following his instructions, Lin Caiwei gently pressed down, but she didn't control the pressure well and pressed a little too hard.

Chen Hao couldn't help but let out a muffled groan.

"Is it too heavy?" Lin Caiwei immediately relaxed her grip and asked anxiously.

"Hmm, a little lighter, apply pressure slowly."

Lin Caiwei adjusted her pressure and carefully pressed down slowly.

Her small, soft hands gently rested on Chen Hao's broad, sturdy shoulders, her fingertips slowly tracing paths like two delicate butterflies landing on his shoulders—gentle and soothing.

"Is this okay?" she asked softly to confirm.

"Hmm, this is just right, very comfortable." Chen Hao closed his eyes, completely relaxed his body, leaned back on the sofa, and quietly enjoyed this rare sense of peace and warmth.

Lin Caiwei silently massaged her shoulders, and her wrists soon became sore, but she didn't want to stop at all.

She looked down at Chen Hao's relaxed profile, and a soft, warm feeling welled up in her heart, a feeling of peace and security.

"Chen Hao," she said softly, breaking the silence of the living room.

"Hmm?" Chen Hao responded.

"Thank you so much for your hard work these past few days." Her tone was full of sincerity.

"You're the same, it's not easy for anyone," Chen Hao replied gently.

"I'm nowhere near as tired as you," Lin Caiwei gently shook her head, her voice full of concern.

"Every day you have to take care of Sisi's daily life, pick her up and drop her off at school, concentrate on painting, study stock trading to make money, and deal with all kinds of things involving Yu Mobai. You have to worry about everything inside and outside the home."

I'm out there running around for work and keeping up with schedules, so I don't have to worry about anything at home. It's so much easier.

Chen Hao opened his eyes, turned his head and looked at her gently, his eyes sincere and warm.

"You work so hard outside, all for this family," he said earnestly.

"Sisi's milk powder, tuition fees, extracurricular class expenses, as well as the property management fees and daily household expenses, are mostly earned by your hard work."

You've given so much to this family.

Lin Caiwei was slightly taken aback upon hearing this, and a warm feeling welled up in her heart. She couldn't help but smile, her eyes crinkling with tenderness.

"Are you praising my abilities on purpose?" she joked with a smile.

"I'm not praising you, I'm just telling the truth," Chen Hao said sincerely. "We just have different roles and responsibilities."

You work hard outside to support the family, while I stay home to take care of the elderly and children. Neither of us has it harder or easier; we're both striving for this family.

Lin Caiwei looked down at him, her heart softening completely. She leaned down slightly and gently placed a soft kiss on his forehead.

Chen Hao was slightly taken aback, then a gentle smile appeared on his lips, his eyes full of doting affection.

The living room was quiet, with no extra words exchanged, only the tenderness and tacit understanding flowing between the two.

The atmosphere is relaxed and therapeutic, full of the sense of peace and happiness of everyday life at home.

Chen Hao gripped Lin Caiwei's hand tightly in return, their fingers intertwined, and they never let go.

Simple companionship is the most stable happiness for two people.