Chapter 54: Li Li Knows How to Fish (Part 4)

Grandpa snorted coldly, "I think you just don’t want to accompany this old man!"

Lu Junhan remained expressionless, "You’re just looking for someone to accompany you?"

Seeing his grandson somewhat relent, Grandpa rarely softened his expression, "Of course! What else did you think?"

No matter how outsiders say he’s cold-blooded and heartless, that was in his youth. Now, being old and having no one to talk to around, it’s somewhat lonely.

Lu Junhan didn’t care whether he felt lonely or not; he was busy and didn’t want to waste time on fishing, which was meaningless.

So he said coolly, "Then I’ll recommend someone to you."

Grandpa was very cautious, "Who? I don’t want a servant! They are either mute or pretend to be mute, very dull, better off alone!"

"Not a servant."

"Then who is it..."

Lu Junhan pushed the little girl in his arms forward, "Her."

Facing the little girl’s innocent big eyes, Grandpa’s face turned sour again, "Her? What does she know about fishing?"

Lu Junhan glanced at him indifferently, "Didn’t you say it’s just to find someone to accompany you?"

"..."

"She’s great, and she won’t pretend to be mute," Lu Junhan raised an eyebrow, rarely smiling slightly, "You won’t be lonely."

"..."

Grandpa knew from his expression that it wasn’t good, angrily waving his hand, "Forget it, forget it, you’re just like your dad, both heartless! If you don’t come, I’ll just go alone."

Saying that, Grandpa grabbed his fish bucket and rod and angrily left.

Song Qingwan looked at Grandpa’s back and sighed with emotion, "Since coming back, I realized Dad changed a lot, his temper also got much fiercer..."

Lu Junhan, however, ignored it, lowering his head to let the little girl go and play with Grandpa.

"Dad, will you come to find me later?" The little loli was reluctant to leave him.

"Yes."

"Really?" The girl didn’t expect him to agree so easily, but before she could be happy, she saw the man raise an eyebrow and say, "Nope. Later I’ll go home, without you."

The girl immediately looked aggrieved, her eyes reddening.

Song Qingwan was really helpless, coming over to hug Lu Li affectionately, looking at Lu Junhan speechlessly, "Do you have to tease her until she cries?"

Lu Junhan tugged his thin lips, "How was I supposed to know she’s so sensitive to teasing."

Song Qingwan gave him a sideways glance, softly comforting the girl, "Li Li, don’t cry, your dad is tricking you, he won’t abandon you..."

"Really?" The girl raised her reddened eyes, looking pitiful.

"Really, really," Song Qingwan said, feeling tender, "If you don’t believe me, ask your dad."

The girl, teary-eyed, looked at the man, "Dad..."

"It’s true."

"Don’t worry, I won’t abandon you," Lu Junhan said distractedly while looking at his phone, "From now on, I guarantee I’ll take you to the toilet and bath, will that do?"

Song Qingwan: "..."

The girl: "..."

Lu Junhan lifted his eyelids, "Still crying?"

"..."

Knowing her dad was messing with her, the little loli pouted, stomped hard on her dad’s foot, then snorted, "Bad Dad."

After that, she turned and ran off to find her Grandpa to play.

Song Qingwan watched the little girl run over to Grandpa before withdrawing her gaze.

She turned to look at Lu Junhan.

Thinking of his cold demeanor just now.

Worried he might have friction with Grandpa.

She pondered it, unsure if she should bring up the matter.

But fearing not mentioning it now might mean no opportunity later, she finally sighed softly:

"There’s actually one thing I’ve never said..."