Domineering CEO Is My Son

6

Mr. Kang had a dream. He dreamt that his dad was pulling his ear.

"Where is your mom? You said you would bring her back!"

"The food in Australia is terrible! Go and bring your mom back, you rascal!"

"Oh, right, son, I love you too."

Mr. Kang thought, I must be dreaming because I think about this so much!

This can't be real!

But, Master is real!

Master, who was seriously eating beside him, looked up in confusion, then continued to pick up tripe with his chopsticks. He swished the tripe up and down in the spicy hot pot very skillfully, as if to say--

Don't look at me, I'm just a man enjoying his meal!

Mr. Kang frowned and quickly contacted his grandparents again. After all, if his parents' relationship wasn't broken, there was really no need for them to live apart.

That night, Mr. Kang dreamt again.

This time, his dad seemed to realize that his son could hear him. The man coughed twice, his tone becoming awkward. "Son--"

As soon as he spoke, Mr. Kang took a sip of water and sprayed it out. Looks like his dad had two faces.

"Son, remember to ask your mom to come back."

"Right, I checked. If you go to this place tomorrow, you will meet your soulmate."

Mr. Kang quickly wrote down the address. This was his dad asking him to go on a blind date!

When he woke up, Mr. Kang still remembered the address from his dream.

So his dad might really still exist!

Yue Qin and Xia Sheng had finally managed to send their youngest son to kindergarten. Just as they were catching their breath, Mr. Kang dragged them out!

"My dad told me where my true love is, I'm going to meet her!"

Mr. Kang quickly arrived at the coffee shop--

"The corner coffee shop, blue clothes."

Mr. Kang opened the door and saw Master wearing a blue jacket as soon as he entered.

Mr. Kang got goosebumps all over his body and quickly backed out.

"Sorry, I choose to be single for life."

Master was a little puzzled. Before he could figure out what the other party was thinking, the other party had already retreated.

But he had more important things to do now. Master walked to the corner where a woman in a blue dress was sitting. Master sat down--

"Little Sister."

7

During the New Year, Mr. Kang agreed to a series of terms with his grandma, including having one of his future children take his mother's last name. Fine, anyway, the surname Kang was useless now, it didn't matter whose surname it was.

Grandma heard about his ancestral grave and asked to be buried in their ancestral grave, next to her daughter, watching over her!

Mr. Kang couldn't help but pat his father's tombstone. This was something his father needed to worry about.

Finally, his mother's ashes were brought back, and Mr. Kang built a tombstone next to his father's.

From that day on, he stopped having dreams.

This was his father! Once he achieved his goal, he forgot he had a son.

Mr. Kang was so angry that he didn't bring any fruit for his father when he went to sweep the grave the next month.

8

Mr. Kang didn't know that his girlfriend was Master's younger sister until they had been dating for three months, and that she had also been to the coffee shop that day.

Mr. Kang hurried to offer fruit to his dad's grave.

9

As expected of Master's younger sister, she never asked why they went to her brother's house for dinner every day. As long as there was food, it was all good.

Mr. Kang used to think that when he fell in love, he might not be embarrassed to come over for dinner anymore. After all, his future wife would definitely ask why he always went to his brother-in-law's house for dinner?

This question was really hard to answer.

10

The strangest time in Kangkang's life was probably when his little brother was gone.

Clearly, it was the little brother he wished for, but now he wasn't his brother anymore.

His brother became his dad's brother, and he had to call him uncle.

And his brother rarely called him brother before, but he called him dad, uncle, all the time.

At first, Kangkang was happy because his dad would be the one to worry about his brother lying, tattling, and getting beaten up.

But… Dad wasn't worried at all.

"He can solve his own problems." Dad picked him up. "As an older brother, you don't have to be responsible for your younger brother. It's the younger brother's business if he doesn't behave. The older brother just needs to live his own life well."

Dad looked into his eyes and said seriously, "This is also true in the future. If one day you become an older brother, remember that Mom and Dad have enough energy and love to take care of both of you. Your younger siblings are not your responsibility."

Later, Kangkang went to middle school, and he had a younger sister. His sister was Little Grape, the daughter of his brother, now his dad.

He really didn't need to take care of his sister because she was too well-behaved--

She didn't have any of the bad habits his brother used to have.

No matter what secrets he told her, she would never tell Mom and Dad.

His sister didn't like to lie either, she was a good kid who told the truth!

The only problem was…

Kangkang, a middle school student, received a call for help and immediately asked for leave from the teacher and ran out.

In the elementary school where his brother used to study, a little girl stood there with a dirty face, looking pitiful.

Kangkang only needed one look to know that his sister had hit someone again. If she was the one who suffered a loss, she would pretend that nothing had happened.

But if she was the one who didn't suffer a loss, she would pretend to be pitiful.

Kangkang sighed. It was hard to say whether it was his father's bad habits as a child that were more troublesome, or her behavior that was worse.

As an older brother, Kangkang listened to the teacher's explanation of the situation, picked up the little girl, and went home to reflect.

As soon as they left the school, Little Grape whispered, "Brother, don't tell Mom and Dad about this, okay?"

"If they knew, they would say again, 'How could you fight?' I'm not bullying the weak, I'm upholding justice!" The little girl said angrily, "But my dad doesn't understand this at all!"

Kangkang sighed, "You really are your father's daughter!"

Little Grape immediately started to act coquettishly, "Brother! Even if I am his daughter, you can't tell him. You are the best. My dad often tells me to be good to you because you are the best brother in the world!"

Kangkang was stunned for a moment. "Did he really say that?"

Little Grape nodded. "My dad says that all the time." Little Grape imitated her father's tone and said, "Little Grape, you are very lucky, you have the best brother in the world."

Kangkang suddenly thought of his childhood and said, "He was actually the best brother in the world too."

He lied, he snitched, he cried a lot, and he wouldn't let him watch cartoons properly, but Kangkang just felt that he was also the best brother in the world.

(The End)

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