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

Looking at Lin Caiwei's slightly flushed cheeks and somewhat evasive eyes, Chen Hao suddenly understood.

Why would she let Sisi go to a concert? It's clearly her own idea for him to go.

They were just too embarrassed to say it directly, so they used their daughter as an excuse.

This discovery stirred something within Chen Hao.

It seems that this aloof pop star's attitude towards him, the "father of her child," is quietly changing.

It's no longer just about being a collaborator with his daughter; there's an added layer of inexplicable attention and concern.

He didn't expose her, but simply went along with what she said:

"Of course Sisi loves watching her mom's concert. It's at eight o'clock tonight, right? Just have your assistant call then, and Sisi and I will watch it together."

"Really?" Lin Caiwei's eyes lit up, and a small smile unconsciously appeared on her lips, but she quickly suppressed it, trying to remain calm.

"Well... it's settled then. I'll have Siqi contact you. Around 9 PM when we sing this song."

"Okay, we'll wait," Chen Hao said.

"Um... I won't bother you anymore. See you tonight."

After Lin Caiwei finished speaking, she quickly hung up the video call.

Looking at the blacked-out screen, Chen Hao smiled.

This big star can be quite cute sometimes.

At 4:30 p.m., Chen Hao arrived at the kindergarten gate on time.

Shortly after the school bell rang, the children came out one after another, led by their teachers.

Chen Hao spotted Sisi immediately—the little girl was wearing the light yellow dress he had picked out for her that morning, carrying a small backpack, talking to the child next to her, and laughing happily.

"Sisi!" Chen Hao waved to her.

"Dad!" Sisi's eyes lit up when she saw him. She said goodbye to her teacher and ran over.

Chen Hao knelt down, picked up his daughter, and kissed her soft cheek: "Did you have fun at kindergarten today?"

"I'm so happy!" Sisi hugged his neck. "My teacher praised me again today, saying I speak the best English!"

"Great job!" Chen Hao carried her to the car. "Daddy will reward you by showing you something nice tonight."

"What good stuff is it?" Sisi asked curiously.

Chen Hao put her in the child safety seat, fastened her seatbelt, then got into the driver's seat, turned to look at his daughter, and smiled as he said:

"Want to watch Mom's concert? It'll be streamed live!"

Sisi's little mouth opened into an "O" shape, her eyes widened, and then she burst into a joyful cheer:

"Really?! Daddy, really?! We can see Mom singing on stage?!"

"Really." Chen Hao started the car.

"Mom is having a concert in Qingdao tonight, and she will sing the song that Dad gave her around nine o'clock."

My mom's assistant will video call us then so we can see it live.

"Wow! That's great!" Sisi squirmed excitedly in her car seat.

"I want to see! I want to see! Dad, let's go home quickly, I want to wait for Mom's call!"

Seeing his daughter's excited expression, Chen Hao felt a wave of tenderness wash over him.

He reached out and ruffled her hair. "Okay, let's go home and wait."

……

In the evening, crowds thronged outside the Qingdao Sports Center.

More than an hour before Lin Caiwei's concert was scheduled to begin, a large number of fans had already gathered outside the venue.

They wore support outfits, held up light boards and glow sticks, and their faces were filled with excitement and anticipation.

Among the crowd, four young people who looked to be in their early twenties stood out. Two men and two women were clearly friends who had come together.

"Hurry up, hurry up, we still have to queue for security!" urged a girl with a ponytail wearing a T-shirt with Lin Caiwei's picture on it. Her name was Xiaoya.

"What's the rush? There's still time." A boy wearing glasses next to him pushed up his glasses. His name was A-Jie.

"Weiwei's concerts are never late. If she says it will start at eight o'clock, it will start at eight o'clock. She will never start early."

Another short-haired girl, Xiaoyu, was walking along while scrolling through her phone: "Look, Weiwei's studio just posted another Weibo post, confirming tonight's playlist."

"Really? Let's see if there are any new songs!" The last tall boy, named Da Peng, leaned over.

Xiaoyu turned her phone screen towards everyone: "Look, the third to last song is 'Starlight and Dust'."

The four of them slowed down at the same time.

"Starlight and Dust?" Xiaoya's eyes widened.

"Is it that song written by 'Haolin' that's been super popular lately? And is his version the original version?"

"Yes, that's the one!" Xiaoyu nodded. "I've been listening to it on repeat for days, it's so good."

Especially that line, "You are starlight, I am dust, we met in the vast sea of ​​people," wow, I get goosebumps every time I hear it.

Ah Jie frowned: "How come Weiwei knows this song? She has so many songs of her own, and the style is quite different from the original version of 'Starlight and Dust', right?"

Haolin's version leans more towards folk rock, with a touch of melancholy.

"Weiwei has a pure and innocent image, is singing this kind of song...appropriate?"

"It has to be suitable, even if it's not," Dapeng said.

"Didn't you hear what people online are saying? Vivi's tour this time is an attempt to transform herself and prove that she can sing more than just sweet love songs."

Choosing a profound work like "Starlight and Dust" was quite clever.

"I'm not saying the song choice was unwise," Ah-Jie explained.

"I mean, did Weiwei get permission to sing this song? This song is so popular right now, the copyright must be expensive."

Moreover, the original singer "Haolin" is now a popular figure. Although no one knows what he looks like, his works speak for themselves, and he is very talented.

"If Weiwei sings without asking permission, will there be any disputes?"

Xiaoyu waved her hand: "Don't worry, Weiwei Studio is always reliable."

Since they dared to include it in the playlist, they must have obtained authorization.

"Maybe..." she whispered, her eyes gleaming with gossip.

"Does Weiwei know that 'Haolin' in private? Otherwise, why would she choose his song?"

Xiaoya chimed in, "Hey, tell me, is Haolin a man or a woman? How old? What does he look like? Someone who can write a song like 'Starlight and Dust' must have a story, right?"

"It's definitely a man," Dapeng said with certainty.

"The original singer's voice, although processed, is definitely a male voice. And the perspective of the lyrics also sounds like that of a man."

Age... hard to say, maybe in her thirties? The kind with a lot of life experience.

Ah Jie pushed up his glasses: "What I care more about is whether Weiwei sings well or not."

Haolin's version is already legendary. If Weiwei's version isn't as good as the original, she might be compared to it or even criticized.