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

After replying to Lin Caiwei, he opened his teacher's messages and replied: "Received, teacher. I will bring Sisi to the activity on time tomorrow."

After processing the messages, he glanced at the time in the lower right corner of his computer screen; it was almost four o'clock.

He remembered that Sisi's kindergarten dismissed at 4:30, and if he left now, he could make it in time.

Chen Hao turned off his computer, saved the document, picked up his car keys, got up and left the study, closing the door behind him as he walked quickly out of the house.

He drove to the kindergarten gate, parked his car, and as soon as he got out, he saw the kindergarten gate open, and the children walked out in neat lines, led by their teachers.

Each child carried a small schoolbag, their face beaming with happy smiles, chattering away, creating a lively scene.

Sisi spotted her father standing by the roadside at a glance, and a bright smile immediately bloomed on her little face. Her eyes sparkled as if they held stars.

She tugged at the teacher's sleeve and whispered:

"Teacher, my dad is here."

After receiving the teacher's permission, she let go of the teacher's hand and ran towards Chen Hao, her short legs moving very fast, as if afraid that her father would leave.

"Daddy!" Sisi's voice was clear and bright, filled with joy.

Chen Hao immediately crouched down, opened his arms, and steadily caught Sisi who was rushing towards him, then picked her up in his arms.

Sisi wrapped her arms around his neck, pressed her little face tightly against his shoulder, and rubbed against him affectionately:

"Dad, why are you so late? Sisi has been waiting for you for ages."

Chen Hao smiled, gently patted her back, and asked:

"Did you have fun at kindergarten today? Did you play well with your friends?"

"Happy!" Sisi nodded vigorously, tightening her grip on his neck.

"Daddy, the teacher praised Sisi today!" Her tone was full of pride, and her little face was beaming with joy.

"Oh? What did he praise you for?" Chen Hao asked, feigning curiosity, his eyes full of affection. He deliberately slowed down his speech, wanting to hear Sisi explain in detail.

Sisi slid off him, grabbed his hand, and walked forward, excitedly saying:

"Today, the teacher asked the children to take turns telling stories on stage. When it was Sisi's turn, Sisi told the story of the Classic of Mountains and Seas that her father taught her!"

It's the story of Sisi and the nine-tailed fox solving riddles! The children listened very attentively, all quietly watching Sisi, and no one said a word.

The teacher also said that Sisi spoke exceptionally well, with a loud and clear voice, and very expressive pronunciation. She praised me as a capable child!

Seeing her excited expression, Chen Hao couldn't help but smile and reached out to pat her head.

"Sisi is amazing, no wonder she is her father's precious daughter."

"Of course!" Sisi tilted her head back, chin slightly raised, her face full of pride.

"Sisi can tell so many stories! She remembers all the ones Dad taught her, not a single one! Next time the teacher asks us to tell a story, Sisi wants to tell it again and wants the teacher to praise her!"

Chen Hao smiled and nodded, then helped her into the car, carefully fastened her car seat, and after making sure it was secure, closed the car door, got into the driver's seat, started the car, and drove towards home.

Throughout the journey, Sisi chattered on about the fun things that happened at kindergarten. Chen Hao listened attentively, occasionally responding with a few words. The carriage was filled with a warm atmosphere.

Back home, Sisi couldn't wait to unbuckle her seatbelt. Chen Hao opened the car door for her, and she jumped out, ran quickly into the house, changed her shoes, and then ran to the toy corner to find the box full of colorful origami.

The origami in the box was colorful, with red, yellow, blue, green, silver, and gold—all sorts of colors, all specially bought for her by Chen Hao.

Sisi, holding a pile of colorful origami, ran to Chen Hao's side, tilted her little face up, and looked at him expectantly.

"Daddy, how about I teach Sisi to fold a new one today? Sisi wants to fold an even more amazing one! Even more amazing than the paper crane we made last time!"

Chen Hao sat down next to her, picked up a piece of origami, crumpled it gently, and asked with a smile, "What kind of origami do you want to fold?"

"Hmm..." Sisi thought for a moment, frowning slightly, her fingers gently tapping her chin as she pondered intently. After a while, her eyes lit up, and she said...

"This is even better than the last paper crane! It can fly for much longer! The last paper crane only flew for a short while before falling down. Sisi wants to fold a paper crane that can fly for a really, really long time!"

Chen Hao thought for a moment, then pulled a silver folded paper from the box and handed it to Sisi:

"Then Dad will teach you to fold an even more complicated one."

This paper crane has many layers of wings and internal weights. Once folded, it flies very steadily and for much longer than the last one; it might even fly for two minutes.

"Okay!" Sisi immediately sat up straight, her little hands on her knees, looking very serious, her eyes fixed on the origami in Chen Hao's hand, afraid of missing any step.

"Dad, please teach me quickly! Sisi will definitely study hard and learn!"

Chen Hao smiled and began the demonstration.

He slowed down his movements, breaking down each step in great detail, patiently explaining as he folded:

"First, fold the origami in half and press out a clear crease. Then fold it in half again and press out another crease. Then unfold it and fold this corner to the center line, making sure it's aligned and not crooked. Press it flat..."

Sisi followed his steps, folding the paper one fold at a time with her little hands.

She studied very diligently, her brows furrowed slightly, her eyes focused, and her fingers, though small, were very nimble.

This time, the paper cranes were much more complicated than the last time. It took seven or eight steps just to fold the basic shape, and each step was particular. If the fold was slightly crooked, it would affect the overall shape and the flight effect.

Sisi occasionally makes mistakes when folding, such as folding a corner crookedly or making the crease unclear. She would then frown anxiously and mutter to herself:

"No, no, Dad, how do I fold this?" Chen Hao would patiently help her take it apart and start over, teaching her step by step, telling her what was wrong and how she should fold it, in a gentle tone without the slightest impatience.

[Ding! Teaching daughter advanced dynamic origami – aerodynamic frame, origami skill experience points +380]

The most difficult part is when you break the wing.

This time, the paper crane wings are not simple flat surfaces, but have several layers of folds, requiring repeated folding and flattening to form a three-dimensional curved surface.

The wings folded in this way can generate greater lift during flight, allowing for more stable and longer flight.

Chen Hao held Sisi's little hand and guided her step by step through the complicated folding motion, explaining as he went:

"Yes, that's it. Fold it slowly, don't rush. Fold this corner inward and press it flat. The crease must be clear so that the wings can stand up and fly steadily."

Sisi followed along very seriously, her little face tense, and fine beads of sweat appeared on her forehead, but she didn't bother to wipe them away, and continued to fold the paper with focused concentration.

Her little hands were a little sore, but she didn't stop. She continued to follow Chen Hao's movements, completing the task step by step.

[Ding! Teaching Daughter - Precise adjustment of movable joints allows the paper crane's wings to move flexibly, origami skill experience points +420]