Transmigrating as the Villain Father, Forcing the Protagonist's Mother to Have Children-Chapter 163

Chapter 163

Xu Hongzhuang initially thought her best friend had shamelessly seduced Xu Hao.

But the opposite was true.

Xiao Wanling had no control over the situation.

She genuinely only wanted to scrub Xu Hao’s back.

Yet, Xu Hao overpowered her in an instant…

Two days passed in the blink of an eye.

That morning, Xu Hao didn’t go to the office.

Instead, he stayed home to teach his daughters.

At the moment, Xu Hao lounged in a rocking chair while his daughter, Xu Shiqing, massaged his shoulders—utterly relaxed.

Dinglingling… Dinglingling…

The phone rang.

Xu Shiqing obediently fetched the phone and handed it to Xu Hao.

He gave her an appreciative glance before checking the caller—it was the “Legal Queen,” Yu Yun, the mother of the little loli.

A knowing smile spread across his face as he answered.

“President Xu, this is Yu Xiaoyao’s mother…”

Unsure if Xu Hao had saved her number, Yu Yun introduced herself.

“Ah, Attorney Yu. What can I do for you?”

“Well… You saved Xiaoyao last time, and we never got the chance to properly thank you. Now that I’ve wrapped up my case, I’d like to invite you to dinner. Would that be possible?”

Yu Yun explained her reason before extending the invitation.

“Attorney Yu, you’re too kind. I didn’t do much, and you already thanked me before…”

Xu Hao played hard to get.

“President Xu, please don’t say that.”

Yu Yun insisted, and after some back-and-forth, she finally said:

“Please don’t refuse. Xiaoyao has been crying and fussing about missing her uncle these past two days.”

“If you don’t come, she’ll drive me crazy…”

Before she could finish, the little loli snatched the phone.

“Uncle, Xiaoyao misses you! It’s settled—you’re coming for lunch! Mommy’s cooking, and it’s super yummy!”

“Xiaoyao, are you being naughty again? You should listen to your mother.”

“I’ve been super good! I just really missed you these past two days!”

Heh… “Alright, I’ll come at noon. But if you misbehave, don’t blame me for punishing you…”

After hanging up, the little loli flashed a triumphant grin at Yu Yun, as if saying—

See? You couldn’t invite him, but I got him in just a few sentences.

Yu Yun sighed and shooed her daughter away before heading to the kitchen to prepare the meal.

Approaching noon—

Xu Hao arrived at the Yu residence.

Coincidentally, another visitor showed up—Luo Yan, who had just been released.

Police officer Liu Yiran, acting on Xu Hao’s advice, had detained Luo Yan for two days, suspecting he was hiding something.

But Luo Yan never cracked.

With no evidence, they had to let him go.

However, Liu Yiran didn’t give up.

She ordered a covert investigation—if Luo Yan slipped up, he’d be arrested immediately.

After his release the previous night, Luo Yan noticed he was being followed.

Frustrated, he could’ve easily shaken off the plainclothes officers, but their presence forced him to tread carefully.

His first instinct had been to seek revenge against Xu Hao, but the surveillance made it impossible.

Rage burned inside him.

Two days of torment in that dark cell—he swore to make Xu Hao pay a thousandfold.

Why didn’t he blame Liu Yiran?

Because he knew Xu Hao had ordered her to target him.

Besides, how could such a beautiful woman be at fault?

No, it was all Xu Hao’s doing.

After a night’s rest, Luo Yan thought of his aunt and her daughter.

Xu Hao had done nothing yet earned their gratitude.

Fearing they’d be deceived by that hypocrite, Luo Yan decided to visit and warn his aunt about Xu Hao’s true nature.

But as he arrived at the neighborhood entrance, he ran into Xu Hao.

Luo Yan’s fury erupted.

Two days of pent-up rage and humiliation surged forth.

A murderous aura engulfed Xu Hao—

Yet, the terrifying killing intent had no effect.

Xu Hao remained unfazed.

“Xu Hao, for a billionaire, your methods are disgustingly underhanded.”

Suppressing his urge to attack in public, Luo Yan sneered.

Truly despicable.

If Xu Hao wanted a fight, why hide behind the authorities?

Xu Hao feigned confusion.

“What are you talking about? I don’t understand.”

Luo Yan gritted his teeth.

Keep pretending.

“You know exactly what you did. If you have the guts, come at me directly. Stop with the cheap tricks.”

“Boring.”

Xu Hao dismissed him with two words and strode into the neighborhood.

Luo Yan clenched his fists, eyes flashing with murderous intent.

This bastard dared to ignore him so blatantly!

Noticing Xu Hao heading toward his aunt’s place, Luo Yan grew wary.

“What are you doing here?” he demanded coldly.

“The little one invited me for lunch.” Xu Hao smirked.

Luo Yan’s expression darkened.

He knew exactly who “the little one” was—his little loli cousin.

She invited Xu Hao but not me?

I’m the one who actually saved her!

This is just unfair!

As they entered the neighborhood, a small figure came bouncing toward them—Yu Xiaoyao.

She spread her arms wide and, under Luo Yan’s icy glare, leaped into Xu Hao’s embrace.

“Uncle! You’re finally here! Xiaoyao missed you so much!”

“Did you make your mom angry again?” Xu Hao pinched her soft cheeks playfully.

“Nope! Xiaoyao’s been super good!”

The little loli beamed with innocence.

Watching their father-daughter-like interaction, Luo Yan’s face darkened.

Xiaoyao wore a princess dress today, looking like a doll straight out of a fairy tale.

Now cuddled in Xu Hao’s arms, her well-developed figure pressed against him without hesitation.

Does she even realize how dangerous this man is?!

Xu Hao’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing!

And she’s calling him “uncle” like it’s nothing?!

Luo Yan seethed, wishing he could tear Xu Hao apart.

Suddenly, Xiaoyao shivered.

She snuggled closer to Xu Hao.

Huh? It was warm earlier—why’s it so cold now?

Glancing at the sunny sky, she finally noticed Luo Yan.

Her cheerful expression soured.

“What are you doing here?”

Luo Yan’s eye twitched.

So Xu Hao gets an invite, but I’m not welcome?

I’m your cousin, damn it!

Forcing a smile, he said, “I came to see you and Auntie.”

“No need.”

Xiaoyao waved dismissively.

“We’re hosting Uncle today. You can go back where you came from.”

Then, pointing ahead, she chirped, “Uncle, our house is right over there!”

The two walked off, leaving Luo Yan frozen in disbelief.

She’s really kicking me out?

No invitation, and now I’m being turned away?

What the hell does Xu Hao have that I don’t?!

Sure, they’d only met once—but that meeting had been during Xiaoyao’s darkest moment, making it unforgettable.

Plus, Xu Hao’s handsome face and gentle aura worked like magic on the little loli.

Luo Yan’s eyes narrowed.

He followed them.

No way I’m leaving.

Xu Hao’s clearly after my aunt and cousin. I’m not letting him out of my sight.

[Ding… Luo Yan’s displeasure. Emotional value +876…]

On the way home, Xu Hao carried Xiaoyao in one arm while holding out his other hand.

“Xiaoyao, want to see a magic trick?”

Magic?

Kids loved this kind of thing. Her eyes sparkled.

“Really? What trick?”

“See? There’s nothing in my hand, right?”

Xiaoyao inspected his palm thoroughly before nodding.

With a flick of his wrist, a delicate box appeared in Xu Hao’s hand.

Xiaoyao’s eyes widened, her mouth forming an “O.”

So cool!

“Want to open it and see what’s inside?” Xu Hao teased.

Curious, Xiaoyao eagerly opened the box.

Inside was an exquisite pendant, crafted from multicolored gemstones that shimmered under the sunlight.

So pretty!

“Do you like it?” Xu Hao asked.

“Love it!” she blurted out, clutching the pendant.

“Then it’s yours.”

Xiaoyao gasped.

“Uncle… You’re really giving this to me?”

“Of course. I picked it just for you—took me a long time to find the perfect one.”

Xu Hao lied effortlessly.

The pendant was actually a system reward—meant for children, but made from premium materials worth millions.

Why give such an expensive gift to an “outsider”?

Outsider?

This little loli was a female lead too.

Xu Hao’s policy?

None shall escape.

This was just an early gift to a future conquest.

Plus, it boosted her affection—win-win.

He knew Yu Yun would never accept gifts, so he targeted the daughter instead.

With Xiaoyao’s attachment to him, she might even help him win over her mother.

Sure enough—

Overjoyed, Xiaoyao hugged him tightly and planted a kiss on his cheek.

“Thank you, Uncle! You’re the best!”

In her heart, a thought bloomed:

If Uncle treated her this well… maybe he should marry Mommy and become her daddy!

Watching from behind, Luo Yan’s pupils constricted.

Xu Hao’s definitely after them!

Even the little loli isn’t safe!

Tricking her into kissing him—how shameless!

[Ding… Luo Yan’s fury erupts. Emotional value +888…][Ding… Yu Xiaoyao’s happiness. Emotional value +666…]

At her daughter’s request, Yu Yun had prepared a lavish meal for Xu Hao.

Just as Xu Hao arrived with Xiaoyao, Yu Yun stepped out of the kitchen.

Seeing her daughter in Xu Hao’s arms, she scolded, “Can’t you walk on your own? You’re not a baby anymore.”

“None of your business!” Xiaoyao retorted.

Hopping down, she eagerly showed off her new gift.

“Mommy, look what Uncle gave me! Isn’t it pretty?”

Yu Yun took one look at the pendant—and her expression changed.

Those qualified to be lawyers were all perceptive.

Yu Yun could tell at a glance that the pendant was extremely valuable. She spoke solemnly,

“This pendant is too expensive. We can’t accept it. Give it back to your uncle...”

Xu Hao waved his hand.

“It’s just a small gift. What does it matter if it’s expensive or not?”

“I’m giving it to the little one. Lawyer Yu can’t refuse.”

Before Yu Yun could react, the little girl snatched the pendant back.

“Yeah, yeah! Uncle gave it to me, not you...”

Yu Yun had no choice but to relent.

Noticing Luo Yan standing at the door, she asked in surprise,

“Xiao Yan, what brings you here?”

Luo Yan felt awkward.

He glanced at the gift Xu Hao had given the little girl, then at his own empty hands.

This was no way to visit someone.

Swallowing his discomfort, he said,

“I came to see Auntie and Xiao Yao.”

“Perfect timing—dinner’s ready. Come in and eat...”

Yu Yun’s tone toward her sister’s son was neither warm nor cold, simply neutral.

This was just her usual demeanor with people.

Just as Luo Yan was about to enter, the little girl’s voice rang out, full of disdain.

“‘Came to see us’? Who asked you to?”

“If you’re here for a free meal, just say so. Can’t even afford your own food?”

“Even relatives bring something when they visit. How rude can you be?”

“Some people have no shame. Thicker skin than a city wall.”

The little girl was usually adorable, but she had a sharp tongue when provoked.

Now, she had Luo Yan frozen in humiliation.

Of course, he knew showing up empty-handed wasn’t proper.

But the last few times he’d brought gifts, she’d tossed them away, calling them “too childish.”

Today, he’d only come to warn his aunt about Xu Hao—he hadn’t planned on bringing anything.

Who knew Xu Hao would be here?

The contrast made him look downright inconsiderate.

Luo Yan pretended not to hear and awkwardly stepped inside.

At least he had some sense—he hurried to help bring the dishes from the kitchen.

The little girl pulled Xu Hao onto the sofa, climbing onto his lap to play.

Watching the two of them, so close they could pass as father and daughter, Luo Yan seethed silently.

Yu Yun had been preparing the meal since morning, and the table was now laden with dishes.

Everyone took their seats.

The little girl’s eyes gleamed as she arranged the seating—placing her mother, Yu Yun, right next to Xu Hao.

She sat on Xu Hao’s other side, practically glued to him.

Yu Yun’s expression shifted slightly.

She couldn’t help recalling her daughter’s words from that night—about making Xu Hao her new dad.

The way her daughter had arranged the seats…

Her intention was obvious.

This was getting out of hand.

Yu Yun considered how to discipline her, but she didn’t change seats.

Xu Hao had saved her daughter’s life. Offending him wouldn’t be wise.

And so, Yu Yun sat close to Xu Hao.

The little girl was practically clinging to him.

They looked like a family of three.

On the other side of the table sat Luo Yan—alone.

Despite the delicious spread his aunt had prepared, he had no appetite.

The sight before him killed his hunger.

But the worst was yet to come.

The little girl picked up her chopsticks and began serving Xu Hao.

“Uncle, try this! It’s Mom’s specialty...”

Then, with innocent mischief, she chirped,

“Uncle, do you want a wife?”