It was the kind of hard candy with tightly wrapped paper, rustling as you unwrap it.

So when Chi Yu made that candy appear for Suisui to see, the little haughty and cool expression on her face instantly disappeared, and stars almost popped out of her eyes as she stared at the candy in Chi Yu’s hand.

Chi Yu: "Do you want some?"

Faced with candy, especially the kind she hadn’t tried but looked delicious, who could stick to principles??

And the photographer behind Chi Yu, though maintaining a laid-back attitude, focused on filming the extremely rich expressions on Chi Yu’s daughter’s face just now.

It must be said.

Whether it’s little girls or little boys, it’s nice to look good. Any candid shot from any angle turns out to be a perfect poster. If you post it online, becoming a little internet celebrity within three days is not a problem.

Seeing her daughter’s starry eyes full of anticipation and desire for the candy in his hand, Chi Yu played a trick: "But I only have this one; if I give it to you, I won’t have any. What should we do?"

Suisui’s expression turned to surprise.

Her little mouth, which had been pursed for a long time, finally opened, and she reasoned in a muffled voice: "You’re an adult, why do you still need to eat candy?"

Chi Yu replied with a question: "It’s true I’m an adult, but who ever said adults can’t eat candy?"

"Well, it’s, it’s..." Suisui hurriedly searched for a reason but couldn’t find one, getting anxious, while her eyes stayed fixed on the ’only’ candy in Chi Yu’s hand, afraid it would disappear if she blinked.

Unable to explain, Suisui began to make up stories: "It’s my rule, adults can’t eat candy; teeth will go bad."

Chi Yu chuckled, playing along with her: "Is that really true? Then wouldn’t little kids’ teeth go bad even more?"

Suisui shook her head earnestly: "Nope, my teeth are very, very good."

She said it sounding quite convincing.

Chi Yu laughed to no end, intending to tease a bit more, but upon seeing Suisui’s greedy and impatient look, feared that continuing would backfire, so he handed her the candy.

Suisui took the candy, didn’t eat it right away, and sweetly said, "Thank you, Chi Yu~"

Chi Yu pressed his daughter’s head and kissed her forehead: "You’re welcome, my darling."

Kids have a knack for snacks of all kinds.

Even if they can’t unwrap it, they’ll bite it open with their teeth; anyhow, the goal is to eat it, no matter how the packaging opens.

For the first time eating this tightly wrapped candy, Suisui was confused about which direction to twist it; twisting back and forth, she couldn’t get it open, nor would she ask for help, instead using her teeth to tear it open.

The candy had a layer of coating protecting it inside, but it was nearly melted.

As Suisui bit it open, with a rustle, the candy dropped to the ground.

Even though Chi Yu reacted quickly to catch it, he didn’t make it, and the candy fell to the ground.

The lights in the yard didn’t cover this area broadly; the surrounding light was dim, making it difficult to find where the candy went.

The little one in his arms kicked her legs slightly.

Chi Yu let her down.

When she was put down, Suisui tightly held Chi Yu’s hand: "Chi Yu, help me find the candy."

Suisui was genuinely anxious.

Because this was the only piece of candy, and it was about to be lost before even eating it, of course, she was anxious.

So Chi Yu was pulled along to search for the candy everywhere, and even the photographer brother helped by shining a light, meaning two adults and one child squatting in a dimly lit corner of the yard searching for a candy.

"I can’t find it."

At first, the voice was still normal.

"Chi Yu, I can’t find it."

The voice already had a muffled tone.

"Chi Yu, I really can’t find it."

About to cry.

Chi Yu originally just wanted to see how his daughter would react without the candy; seeing her almost cry, he couldn’t bear it, about to say he could make the candy reappear, just leaned his body forward a bit when Suisui, crouching to search for the candy, suddenly stood up.

Chi Yu asked, "Did you find it?"

"Chi Yu, I found it."

The voice of finding it should have been joyful.

But this voice was dull.

Chi Yu had a bad feeling.

When Suisui turned around, under the light from the phone, he saw the candy in Suisui’s hand covered with a layer of dust.

Chi Yu: "..."

No wonder she found it and wasn’t happy.

The candy was entirely uneatable.

"Look, it can’t be eaten," Suisui showed the dusty, dirty candy in her hand to Chi Yu, her mood clearly no longer cheerful as before, her voice muffled as if about to cry at any moment.