Come on Daddy!

Doris was a bit puzzled.
Rose reached out and rubbed the soft hair on top of her head, "Go change into a loose sweater."
Rose then left Doris' bedroom, leaving her to learn to be independent.
She went to the master bedroom, which was spacious and fully furnished. Importantly, she found that the original art painting
hanging on the head of the bed had now been replaced by her wedding photo, which was the one they stood in the sea of
flowers under the blue sky.
Her white wedding dress was flying, and Bright was holding her by the waist while kissing her intimately on the cheek.
There were other places in the house where their photos were displayed, warm and beautiful. It made the cold bedroom feel like
home.
There was an extra dressing table by the bedside table. There already were some good skin care products on it, which were the
brands she usually used.
This detail was well received. Bright must have remembered them after watching her use them.
Rose sensed Bright's care.
She took off the coat and changed into a gray housecoat, comfortable and at ease.
She sorted out everything in her luggage. Actually, she didn't bring much.
When she hung the clothes in the dressing room, she noticed that the closet on her right was full of new clothes for the season.
The tags on the clothes were not cut off. They were all her size.
After packing up her baggage, Rose went to ask Doris to come downstairs with her.
Bright was not in the living room. When Megan saw Rose, she said, "Mr. Bright has gone to work in the study."
Bright started working as soon as he came home. It could be seen how important he was to HY Group and what a responsible
leader he was.
Rose didn't bother Bright and went out the back door of the living room with Doris to go for a walk in the garden.

By 6:00, the dinner was ready.
Bright, Rose, and Doris, had their first family dinner at their home in Ginkgo Villa.
The atmosphere was very nice. They were like every ordinary family, warm and light. That was life.
After the meal, Bright took Doris out for a walk. The leaves of the grape trees in the vineyard outside had fallen out, leaving only
the bare vines.
"Daddy, the vineyards are so big. They sprout in the spring, grow grapes in the summer, and ripen in the fall, don't they?" Doris
said, looking at the endless vineyards.
"Right." Bright reached out and touched the vines, "When the grapes are ripe, we can pick them and make wine."
"Wow, make our own wine?" Doris was curious.
"Yes. We have our own wine cellar. But the wines made from domestic grapes are less tasty than the ones from Country F."
Bright looked at Doris.
"Daddy knows a lot." Doris listened with interest and said to Rose, "Mommy, I have a great Daddy."
Bright looked over at Rose and winked at her, "Did you hear what Doris said? I'm great."
Rose gave him a light glare.
It was already dark when they returned home from their walk. But there were street lights all along the way. The warm white light
softly illuminated the surroundings.
Peter saw them coming back and said to Bright, "Sir, I've put all the things you have prepared for you visit to the Lee family's villa
in the car."
"Thank you, Peter. Just go rest."
Peter then left, and the three of them also rested.
Bright went to bed and then looked at Rose, "My daughter says I'm great. But how come I don't feel it?"
"In the eyes of children, Daddy is the greatest." Rose meant to tell him not to feel too good about himself.

Bright reached out and placed his palm over Rose's flat belly, "Why haven't you had any news after such a long time?"
Rose's ears were burning. She raised her hand to slap his, "What are you doing?"
"You're still shy. That's how Doris was born, isn't it?" Bright looked calm.
"You want to have another baby so much?" Rose asked him calmly, "Or do you want a son? After all, the Lee family has so much
property."
"What are you thinking?" Bright pinched her cheeks, "Whether it's a boy or a girl, I just want to have another child. Doris is very
lonely. Our family also likes to have more children. I've said this before. How can you suspect that I prefer boys to girls?"
"You know, my brother is still in a coma. My dad was really sad at first. But because he still had me and Stefan with him, he
slowly recovered from the sadness of my brother."
Bright held Rose's hand, "Do you not want to have another child? If you really don't want to, I won't force you."
"It's not that I don't want to. I just don't feel like I'm ready." Rose didn't know what she was thinking, "Why don't we just go with
the flow?"
"Alright." Bright chose to respect her thoughts.
The next day, after breakfast, Bright and Rose took Doris back to the Lee family's villa.
It was also the first time they visited Bright's parents in the Lee family.
Francis, Hallie, and Stefan, who was not in school, were all home.
"Grandpa, Grandma." Doris called out to them cheerfully, "Uncle Stefan."
"Guys, good morning." Francis looked at them, especially Doris, and was very happy, "Doris, come here. Let Grandpa take a
good look at you."
Doris ran up and Francis picked Doris up and let her sat on his lap, "Doris has grown taller and stronger."
"Grandpa, is that all?" Doris asked.
"Thinner."

"And?"
"Cuter."
"Grandpa, don't you notice that I'm prettier?" Doris lightly pouted.
"Yes, of course. Our little princess is even prettier." Francis laughed aloud.
Doris continued, "Grandpa, you are simply a straighter straight man than my Daddy."
"Straight man? What's a straight man?" Francis became interested in the new words.
"A straight man is..." Doris didn't dare to say it. So, she just got close to Francis' ear and whispered it to him alone.
"Doris, you can't be so rude to Grandpa." Rose gently scolded Doris, afraid that Doris would say something wrong. After all, it
was not praise in this case.
"Rose, it's okay." After knowing that Doris was Bright's child, Francis doted on his only granddaughter, "I should reflect on it. I am
poor at seeing it."
"The most beautiful girl in our family is Doris." Stefan praised Doris.
"Uncle Stefan, I like you very much." Doris burst with joy inside.
"Uncle Stefan likes you too."
Seeing this, Rose said to Bright helplessly, "I have thought you've spoiled her enough. Now, it seems she's going to be spoiled
by your family. What should we do?"
"It shows how cute and popular our daughter is. So don't worry. A child with high EQ is more likely to win in the future than a
child with high IQ. Let's wait and see. The children of the Lee family will not be bad." Bright, however, had full confidence in
Doris.