Domineering CEO Is My Son

"Brother, do you think Dad will find out?"

At night, Mr. Kang tossed and turned, unable to sleep. He climbed out of bed and couldn't help but pour out his worries to his three birds.

When people are anxious and worried, if they can talk about it, they will feel better.

In fact, he hoped to get a negative answer when he said such things.

Although Little Parrot didn't understand this kind of psychology, he still yawned and said, "Dad won't find out."

Mr. Kang sat down next to him and whispered, "Are you sure?"

After all, he had only lived with Big Dad for two months, while Little Parrot had lived with his father for four years. Moreover, this little parrot was very smart, so his words were somewhat credible.

Mr. Kang used to think that children were stupid, but now he felt that children were actually very good at understanding people's hearts and were trustworthy.

The eagle and the owl next to him glanced at him and continued to close their eyes and sleep.

Little Parrot was sleepy, really sleepy, and didn't quite understand why his brother was afraid of this. He said, "It's okay even if Dad finds out."

Mr. Kang just wanted comfort, and needed the other party to tell him categorically that he would not be found. As a result, the other party was not sure, and Mr. Kang panicked even more. He lay on the table, grabbed Little Parrot, and wouldn't let him go to sleep, and started again: "Brother, if Dad finds out, I'm finished."

He wasn't really a five-year-old kid, he was 24 years old! Think about it!

Those warm scenes in the past, replaced by a 24-year-old adult, suddenly became strange and terrifying.

What was even more terrifying was that Big Dad had met him before in the company, and he definitely didn't have a good impression of him.

Just the way he was before, probably no one would have a good impression of him! He could imagine Big Dad talking behind his back about how he looked down on him.

Well, so far he didn't seem to have heard Big Dad talk about anyone or look down on anyone.

Little Parrot really didn't want to listen to his brother talk about these things. He was sleepy now and just wanted to sleep, so he dragged his body and plunged back into his nest.

The child fished Little Parrot out of the nest again. He couldn't sleep, and his heart was flustered and uncomfortable. He desperately needed someone to talk to.

Little Parrot finally fell asleep, but was woken up again. Little Parrot tried his best to get back into the nest: "Brother, brother, I really want to sleep."

At this time, Little Parrot remembered that when he was Little Kangkang, there was a time when his parents always wanted to sleep, and he always wanted his parents to teach him to fly.

Because he found that the little birds in the community were all taught to fly by their parents.

He also wanted his parents to teach him to fly, but his parents just wanted to sleep.

"Brother, I even called you brother, you accompany me to talk for a while, you can't ignore your brother."

"Brother, I'm really sleepy." Little Parrot lay limply in his brother's hand.

"I'll go steal some rice puffs for you." Mr. Kang knew where Dad kept the rice puffs.

The originally limp Little Parrot suddenly perked up: "Really?"

"Of course it's true, you wait here." Mr. Kang immediately got up.

He took his small schoolbag from the side and looked at the excited Little Parrot jumping on the table. He hesitated for a moment.

Would this behavior spoil Little Parrot?

It should be fine, I'll have a good talk with him later, Mr. Kang comforted himself and felt that it was fine.

Little Parrot: "Bring more, bring some for your second brother and third brother too."

The rice puffs were placed on the second floor of the kitchen. Big Dad sealed a large jar. This was Little Parrot's snack, so he would scoop a small spoonful each time.

Mr. Kang poured out two large spoons of rice puffs, then turned to the rice wine below, hesitating.

This rice wine was actually sweet wine, fragrant and sweet, and you wouldn't get drunk if you didn't drink too much.

The last time he got drunk was because he drank a large jar. That time, he only drank two cups and didn't get drunk.

Forget it, don't drink rice wine this time, he is a child, drinking too much alcohol is not good for your health.

So he took the fried glutinous rice balls next to him.

Mr. Kang returned to the children's room. As soon as Little Parrot saw him, he jumped up and down happily. Sure enough, comforting his brother was no match for sleeping, and sleeping was no match for rice puffs.

The light in the children's room was moonlight from outside, not bright, as if this small space was the only one left in the whole world.

Mr. Kang laid out the rice puffs and glutinous rice balls, feeling like a brotherly night talk.

The eagle and the owl also flew out and squatted beside them, eating a little rice puff from time to time, purely there to make up the numbers.

The child took a bite of the glutinous rice balls and sighed: "It was like this last time, I thought Dad would never guess it, who in this world would believe that his child has become a parrot? But Dad can do it. I suspect he has already started to suspect me, but he didn't say anything, because that's what he did last time."

This man was so terrifying! How could he be so calm?!

It was for this reason that he was worried.

If he was found out, he was 24 years old, of course, it was impossible to hit him, after all, this body was still Little Kangkang's.

Mr. Kang sighed: "If Dad finds out who I am, he will definitely not treat me as his son anymore."

He told Little Parrot the truth, and he could tell him what he was most afraid of.

It might be because this child knew everything about him and wouldn't laugh at him.

Little Parrot lay on the table, pecked at the rice puffs twice, too sleepy to keep his eyes open, and was asked about his father by his brother.

Little Parrot didn't quite understand why his brother was so worried about being discovered by his father. He could only say, "Don't worry, even if Dad finds out that you are the boss, it doesn't matter, because Dad likes the boss."

Mr. Kang's eyes widened as if he had heard some big joke: "What did you say?"

Little Parrot was a little strange, Dad didn't hate the boss, so Little Parrot said: "Dad said that the boss is very powerful and smart."

The reason why he hoped that Dad could have a son as smart as the boss was because Dad had praised the boss at home.

Mr. Kang calmed down: "What exactly did your dad say?"

Little Parrot recalled and imitated his father's tone, saying: "The newly appointed Mr. Kang is young, but better than the previous two managers."

"As soon as he came up, he cleaned up those who were receiving salaries without working in the company. Although he was young and reckless, being young was also a good thing."

Yue Qin really didn't hate this newly appointed CEO. After graduating, he came to work in the company and gradually gained a firm foothold. He really had feelings for the company and saw the chaos in the company's management.

Although the newly appointed CEO had many minor problems, he was different from those who wanted to hollow out the company. He was indeed doing things, drastically rectifying the management, and relying on his own shares to suppress the board of directors. Although reckless, he had the drive of a young man who would not tolerate anything.

Others were waiting to see Yue Qin's jokes. He was promoted by the previous vice president and was in a different faction from the new CEO's second uncle. The new CEO was likely to attack him as well.

Yue Qin didn't care. He had noticed that the people the other party fired and attacked were all those who were incompetent, and those who came in through the back door.

He had come up step by step by himself, so it shouldn't be a problem.

Mr. Kang was stunned for a moment. He never thought that in the eyes of his employees, he was actually...not as bad as he imagined.

And he fired the other party for such absurd and bizarre reasons.

"Brother, brother, don't cry." Little Parrot was so sleepy that he just wanted to lie on the table and sleep, but suddenly he saw his brother seemed to be crying, and he was no longer sleepy.

Mr. Kang wiped his tears: "I didn't cry."

"Dad won't find out about you, I promise." Little Parrot comforted him seriously this time.

"You're not like an adult at all." Little Parrot said seriously: "Adults don't cry, they don't like to cry, you are more like a child, Dad won't recognize you."

Mr. Kang, who was stabbed in the heart, wanted to cry even more now.

Little Parrot thought for a while, then added: "Sometimes, I think you are more like a four-year-old child than me."

"Look, you are a kindergarten kid, and I am a kindergarten teacher."

"So, Dad won't recognize you."

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