Chenghuai's stepmother, it naturally fell to her.And if we don't go, it wouldn't be good either, because today's check-in task is also at Li Chengkui's school.Please note: The original text contained...Li Mo Bai's story is very simple. He was infertile, it wasn't his wife who was unable to conceive.

But his wife deeply desired a child of her own, often lamenting this wish.

In the end, Li Mo Bai decided to divorce his wife and has been single ever since.

Li Mo Bai shook his head with self-deprecating amusement. "I'm getting old, I've started rambling, haven't I Talking to you, a child, about these things."

Gu Qian blinked. "What's there not to say It's not something shameful."

A life without children is an incomplete life.

"Narrow-minded! If there's fate, there is; if not, just live your own life well. What's complete or incomplete You've had too much chicken soup and gotten carried away."

"What do you, a child, know When I get old and lonely, it'll be terrible."

"It's not possible to adopt children now, is it"

After a moment's pause, Gu Qianshu said earnestly, "Whether you'll be miserable when you're old doesn't depend on whether you have children. Even if you have several children, if they don't filial piety and support you, you'll still be lonely and helpless."

Li Mo Bai was taken aback, "You make a good point."

He did consider adopting a child with his wife, but she simply had no interest in other people's children.

After the divorce, he also went to a welfare home, but he was not yet thirty years old and did not meet the adoption standards at that time.

I even want to adopt a cute little girl, at least forty years younger.

Gradually, his thoughts also faded, so he simply decided to live alone.

...but not having children is also a pain that will always remain in his heart.

"Of course what I said makes sense." There's no point in admitting to something that doesn't make sense.

Gu Qian was pondering that this task might be impossible to complete.

Li Mo Bai appears to have become a vengeful spirit because he couldn't have children.

She can't help with this kind of thing!

But... Gu Qianshen had a flash of inspiration. "Uncle Li, how about you be my godfather"

Li Mo Bai: “......”

He saw the red character on top of her head flash, knowing there was drama to come. He continued, “Look, my mother and grandparents are all gone, and my grandfather and grandmother dislike me because I’m a girl. They don’t treat me as their own at all! Ruan Zhengqian doesn't deserve to be called father. I am essentially an orphan right now!”

Li Mo Bai listened more and more, his heart beating faster.

Though Gu Qian is already eighteen years old, she's not very tall and still has a round figure, looking more like a girl of fourteen or fifteen.

This way, he avoids the trouble of taking care of a very young child and can also get a cute little daughter for nothing.

He's the only one who benefits in the end.

But your dad is still around, wouldn't he agree to this

Gu Qian smiled faintly, "I guarantee he'll cut ties with me immediately."

Li Mo Bai's mood was a little agitated. He stood up and paced in place, looking at Gu Qian, "Although I may not be a qualified father, I will do my best to be the father I should be."

At the same time, the red on Li Mo Bai's head faded a little.

At a glance, it was obvious to Gu Qian.

"Dad Li!" For the mission, she went all out!

Gu Qian wasn't entirely motivated by the mission when she adopted Li Mo Bai as her godfather.

She won't stay here too long, maybe a few months at most, before she even has time to report to university she'll be gone.

But this is a society governed by law, Shu Ling wouldn't agree to let them get away with killing that whole family.

So she also has to make plans for Ruan Qingqian.

Li Mo Bai is a good person, if she could take care of Ruan Qingqian who is alone, perhaps Ruan Qingqian would give her a higher ratingecause of the pain, came out in fits and starts.Every cell in his body seemed to be dividing and reorganizing.After she gradually got used to the pain, a voice, somewhat familiar yet different, rang i...