Stars In His Eyes-Chapter 1757: His Whole World Is Only You

Ding Long found it somewhat amusing; Ding Jinshi, as the mom, was always worried that her daughter might not get married.

When Baobei was just born, there was a worry she’d be too ugly to get married. Later, when she grew more, the worry shifted to her being too chubby to get married.

"It’s good for kids to be chubby when they’re young, as long as they’re healthy. Besides, when they have growth spurts, they’ll slim down. Even if she stays chubby, it’s fine by me since it means we can keep her with us! In my eyes, no one in this world is worthy of our Baobei!" Ding Long responded cheerfully, just as he saw Lin Chan and a group of people enter. He continued, "Lin Chan once mentioned that when Gu Zhilan was young, she was even chubbier than our Baobei, chubby up until she was six, and look at her now, standing tall and graceful. Our Baobei will be even more beautiful when she grows up!"

After a pause, Ding Long added, "With such a handsome dad and a beautiful mom, our Baobei is bound to grow into a great beauty, no matter how she grows."

"Just ’no matter how she grows’?" Ding Jinshi’s mouth twitched slightly. "Are you saying you grew up just ’no matter how,’ and that’s why you look like you do now? If you hadn’t spent those years toughening up in the military, with all that fierceness, you’d be mistaken for a woman eight times out of ten."

Ding Long wasn’t upset about being told he looked like a woman. He chuckled, playfully teased the daughter in his arms, and said, "Baobei takes after her dad. If dad looks like a girl, that’s great, it means Baobei will grow up to be even prettier than dad! When she grows up, she’ll be a great beauty, just like dad."

Ding Jinshi was rendered speechless. Faced with Ding Long’s thick skin, she was at a loss. After all, she could no longer bring him down.

After their daughter’s full month banquet, Ding Long reluctantly moved his office back to the company. If it weren’t for the fear of too many people coming in and out during the day and scaring or disturbing the baby, he really would have thought about moving the office home.

It seems like happy days always pass quickly; in the blink of an eye, Ding Baobei could already run and jump.

The little girl grew strong and sturdy, with a particularly good appetite. She didn’t have many interests, except a real love for good food.

Because of this love for food, and because she wasn’t picky and enjoyed eating everything, Ding Baobei’s chubby figure had remained unchanged to this day.

Looking at other people’s kids, it’s normal to be chubby as babies, but once they start teething and nursing ends, they quickly slim down into adorable little children. But looking at her own daughter, who showed no sign of slimming down, Ding Jinshi grew increasingly worried.

Every time she watched her daughter happily eating from a bowl as big as her little face, a faint, indescribable sadness washed over her.

However, unlike Ding Jinshi, who cared a lot about appearances, Baobei’s dad doted on her with no limits.

If Ding Baobei said "go east," Ding Long would never go west.

When Ding Baobei visited Ding Long’s company and someone called her "chubby," she cried when she got home. The next day, Ding Long fired that employee.

If Ding Baobei suddenly said she loved to eat something, even if it meant going halfway across the capital, Ding Long would have someone get it without a word, or he’d personally drive to buy it.

Ding Jinshi often felt like overturning a jar of jealousy over and over!

She didn’t put Ding Long through so much trouble even when she was pregnant, so why did their daughter make him run circles around her?

Seeing the affection that should have been hers alone being shared with her daughter, Ding Jinshi felt a bitterness she couldn’t express.