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

The meal had just been finished, and the dishes and chopsticks were still on the table. Sisi, like a little sticky bug, clung to Lin Caiwei and refused to get down.

The little body curled up on her lap, its arms tightly wrapped around her neck, its little head resting on her shoulder, its soft hair tickling Lin Caiwei's heart.

After a while, Sisi finally raised her little face, her big, round eyes staring straight at Lin Caiwei, her little mouth pouting, her voice soft and sweet:

"Mom, when are you leaving by plane?" she asked cautiously, afraid of hearing an answer too quickly, and also afraid that her mother would say she was leaving right away.

Lin Caiwei looked down at her daughter's innocent face, and her heart clenched instantly. A strong sense of reluctance surged up from her chest, making it hard for her to breathe.

She raised her hand and gently touched her daughter's head, her fingertips tracing the soft strands of hair, her movements as light as if afraid of breaking some precious treasure.

Then she glanced at the alarm clock on the table; the hour hand had already pointed to 7:30. She couldn't delay any longer, so she suppressed the bitterness in her heart and whispered:

"Mom and Dad will take you to kindergarten today, and then we'll go to the airport."

Sisi's eyes, which had been looking a little aggrieved, suddenly lit up, like two little light bulbs that had been suddenly turned on, instantly becoming bright.

She froze for a second, as if she couldn't believe her ears, and then excitedly jumped three feet high off Lin Caiwei's lap. Her short legs almost lost their balance, and she swayed before grabbing the sofa armrest.

"Really? Mommy's taking Sisi to kindergarten?" She looked up, her voice rising an octave, her eyes filled with surprise.

"Mom has never sent Sisi to kindergarten! Never!" she said, pointing to herself with her little finger, as if afraid that Lin Caiwei would change her mind, or that she had misheard.

Looking at her daughter's excited expression, Lin Caiwei felt a pang of sadness, and her eyes welled up with tears.

Yes, from the time Sisi started kindergarten until now, more than three years have passed, and she has never taken her daughter to kindergarten even once.

Every morning when Sisi goes to kindergarten, either the family's nanny or Chen Hao takes her. As her mother, she doesn't even dare to take a step closer to the kindergarten gate.

It's not that I don't want to send her a gift, it's that I can't—she's a public figure, and if she's exposed, it will not only affect my work, but I'm also afraid it will cause unnecessary trouble for Sisi and disturb my daughter.

She couldn't explain these grievances and helplessness to little Sisi, so she could only bear them silently by herself.

She crouched down to be at eye level with Sisi, reached out, and carefully straightened her slightly crooked collar, then tucked the stray hairs from her forehead behind her ear, her voice so soft it could melt water:

"Mom will take you there today, and I'll keep my word."

"But Mom can't get out of the car. I'll just sit in the car and watch you go in, okay?" Her tone was pleading and a little guilty, afraid that her daughter would be disappointed.

"Okay!" Without even thinking, Sisi nodded vigorously, her little head bobbing like a rattle drum.

"As long as Mom is here, Sisi is happy! Even if Mom doesn't get out of the car, just seeing Mom makes Sisi content!"

As she spoke, she threw herself into Lin Caiwei's arms, hugged her neck tightly, and rubbed her little face against hers, full of joy.

Chen Hao was clearing away the dishes and wiping the table with a rag in his hand. His gaze was fixed on the mother and daughter, and the corners of his mouth unconsciously turned up slightly, his eyes full of tenderness.

He had long seen through Lin Caiwei's reluctance to part with Sisi, and he also knew how much she owed Sisi over the years. So today he took the initiative to offer to see Sisi off together, hoping that the mother and daughter could stay a little longer.

Seeing Sisi's happy face and the rare gentleness on Lin Caiwei's face, his heart felt warm.

"Then I'll go get ready." Lin Caiwei stood up, gently patted Sisi's little bottom, and turned to walk into the bedroom.

She knew she couldn't go out looking like this, so she had to disguise herself properly, otherwise she'd be in big trouble if someone recognized her.

In just a few minutes, Lin Caiwei came out of the bedroom.

This time, not only Sisi, but even Chen Hao was stunned for a moment—

She was fully armed from head to toe, wearing a wide-brimmed fisherman's hat with the brim pulled low, almost covering most of her face.

He wore a large black mask, revealing only his eyes; he also wore a pair of brown sunglasses, completely covering his eyes.

Dressed like that, not only would strangers on the street not recognize her, but even people who know her well wouldn't recognize her unless they got close enough to take a closer look.

Sisi stared blankly at her mother's outfit for a few seconds, then burst out laughing, laughing so hard she was doubled over and couldn't straighten her back.

Pointing at Lin Caiwei, she said in a childish voice, "Mommy looks like a spy! Like those spies on TV, sneaking around and not letting anyone recognize them!"

Lin Caiwei was both amused and exasperated by her daughter's words. She reached out and gently flicked her daughter's little nose, saying helplessly:

"What spy? Mommy did this so that no one would recognize me. Otherwise, if someone saw me, I wouldn't be able to take you to kindergarten in peace, and I wouldn't be able to get to the airport smoothly."

"Sisi knows!" The little one immediately stopped smiling, said seriously, then ran over and held Lin Caiwei's hand tightly. Her little palm was warm.

"Let's hurry up! The kindergarten will close soon!" she said, pulling on Lin Caiwei's hand to urge her on.

After finishing cleaning up the last bowl, Chen Hao dried his hands, picked up his car keys from the entryway, and said with a smile:

"Alright, alright, stop rushing me, let's go now." With that, he walked to the door first, opened it, and said, "Come on, Sisi, let's go out with Mom."

Sisi, holding Lin Caiwei's hand, skipped and hopped out of the house, with Chen Hao following behind them and closing the door behind him.

The three of them walked to the elevator together. Chen Hao pressed the down button, and the elevator numbers jumped down little by little until they reached their floor.

The elevator doors opened with a "ding," and inside stood a person—none other than Lin Caiwei's assistant, Chen Siqi.

Chen Siqi was dressed in a smart business suit and was holding a folder in her hand, clearly there to pick up Lin Caiwei.

When Chen Siqi saw the three people at the elevator entrance, she was clearly stunned and stopped in her tracks.

Her gaze first swept over Chen Hao, then fell on Sisi beside him, and finally settled on the fully armed man.

Although the person was completely covered up, to the point that their eyes were almost invisible, Chen Siqi had been by Lin Caiwei's side for so many years and was very familiar with her figure and temperament, so she recognized her at a glance.

She called out uncertainly, her tone a mixture of doubt and confirmation: "Caiwei?"