Chapter 28 (2/2): Takeover
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Now there were investment scams targeting rich second-generation kids everywhere. He’d be lucky not to lose his underwear. “Not much. I just chipped in a bit. Others invested too. Don’t…
The CEO’s Daughter, Three and a Half Years Old
Chapter 28 (1/2): Takeover
“How about deleting the speech from the program?” Xu Assistant cautiously watched Lu Lin’s expression. The CEO hated speeches most, never gave closing remarks at important events, and sometimes the…
Chapter 27 (2/2): Genealogy
The next day at school, the teacher suddenly announced a donation campaign this week. Books or money could be donated, and everything would be sent to mountain area schools. As…
Chapter 27 (1/2): Genealogy
“No way, I thought she was pretty good to you. How come your kindness didn’t get rewarded?” “Exactly, your niece even fought for us to get the basketball court. You…
Chapter 26 (2/2): Fight
After an afternoon of classes, Bai Xia found that dinner really was made by the male lead himself. She didn’t believe it until the butler showed her the surveillance footage—he…
Chapter 26 (1/2): Fight
When Lu Lin returned, he only saw his daughter sitting on the sofa. Bai Ruanwen was gently blowing on the red mark on the girl’s forehead, softly speaking as she…
Chapter 25: Medal
“As long as you don’t spend money recklessly, how could you be starving?” Bai Xia patiently explained. “Actually, holding onto wealth is the hardest part. If you have the ability…
Chapter 24: Rejection is also a way of communication
“Your great-grandfather needs your company more.” Lu Lin adjusted her little hat. The Old Master’s blood pressure would spike whenever he saw Lu Lin, but only his great-granddaughter could lift…
Chapter 23 (2/2): Xia Xia is My Only Daughter
The company’s registered owner was the female lead, and the male lead had little direct contact with her. But whether he’d been harassing her by phone—she really didn’t know. “Artificial…
Chapter 23 (1/2): Xia Xia is My Only Daughter
“What talent do you have?” Lu Jin Nian didn’t even bother looking at him. “You can’t even beat Xia Xia, a three-year-old kid. If you really had talent, I’d buy…