Transmigration; A Mother's Redemption and a perfect Wife.-Chapter 86; She lost her homework booklet....

He sadly watched as they took her away; the only thing that echoed throughout the sitting area were her cries, for that accident that had happened, it had to be an insider who had tipped the news to the assailants, and that was the reason they were able to attack his wife and son so seamlessly.

He loudly sighed, gazing at the girl he was holding in his arms, and carefully wiped her tears away.

"You don’t have to cry! mnnnh? We are all humans, we have our shortcomings, and we make mistakes all the time; no one is perfect; you should openly talk and express your feelings! Don’t tuck them away, we will always listen to you." She had Tang Fei’s character more than Huo Yang’s. Since she was Tang Fei’s child, he would try and accommodate her as his own child but about her birth history, he needed to investigate!

"All right, Father, we will be late for school! Let’s go." She had calmed down and dried her tears away; she wanted to attend her classes but, at the same time, worried about how she was going to face the teacher without her homework booklet. She would fall more ranks below because of the homework.

"How about I change you to another school? You don’t have to go back to that one." He had noticed her breaking down earlier on. If the teacher hadn’t been strict, she wouldn’t have cried over her lost homework; she would have gone to school and requested another one and then redid it. It seemed like she wasn’t going to be comfortable in that environment if she didn’t find that booklet.

But was changing schools a good idea? If he talked to the teachers, they would start treating her differently, and this would affect her social life, which he didn’t want to affect! He has always wished for them to live a normal, comfortable life and make friends as much as they wanted to, like all other normal kids. freeweɓnøvel.com

"Whatever you decide father, I will listen to you!" She actually didn’t want to move as it was difficult to make friends in a new environment but with valid reasons, it was best to have a new environment.

"What happened?" Huo Qi curiously inquired as he eyed Huo Minghao; knowing the truth, he could tell she did resemble her mother but not as deeply as Huo Feihao resembled their mother.

They just had a distinctive common feature, which was the eyes, but if she was Tang Fei’s daughter and Huo Yang, where did she get these blue eyes from? Because he knew Huo Yang’s family was adopted, they didn’t have the same blue-eyed genes as Sixth Master Huo.

"She lost her homework booklet; I was thinking of changing her from that school over to another one so she wouldn’t have to worry about the teacher scolding her." And then he didn’t want her to come into contact with Huo Fenghao. He had to cut those ties as soon as possible and he couldn’t say that in front of Huo Minghao as they have been together since birth and they have been close with each other.

"Ooohh! Have you searched for it everywhere and it’s truly missing?" Huo Qi was in doubt; he knew Huo Minghao had never been careless with her schoolwork. So how did the book just disappear from her school bag?

"I did look for it everywhere, but I couldn’t find it, but I’m certain I had packed it into my school bag!" She didn’t have doubts about that! She could perfectly recall every little detail of that day.

"All right, let’s have some breakfast first, and then we will search for it! You can stay at home today and see what we can do about it tomorrow! Mnnh? Go and change into your home clothes and leave your school bag in your bedroom." He kissed her cheeks, wiped her tears away, and gently trickled her waist.

"Hihihi... father." She sweetly giggled. Those babyish giggles sounded like music calming anyone’s troubled heart.

The way she was smiling was just like her mother; her dimples sank in, looking adorable as those tiny eyes slightly squinted. Her simple smile was addictive and could make any woman’s ovaries twinkle with excitement.

"All right, go on..." He gently nudged her to go after letting go of her.

She nodded her head, smiling, and returned to her bedroom with her school bag to change her uniform into her home clothes.

Seeing her smiling, he calmed her down and gave her hope.

Sixth Master Huo got up and got closer to Huo Feihao, who was accompanying his brother on the couch while the doctor patched up his wound, cleaning, disinfecting, and wrapping it up with gauze.

The doctor had reset the twisted ankle, bandaged it and now, he was bandaging other wounds.

He gently ruffled her hair, earlier on, he had noticed that they didn’t want to have any fights or arguments with Huo Minghao, but sometimes being too considerate was a terrible character to have. It was normal for a kid to express themselves rather than keep everything to themselves.

"Feihao..."

"Father I know what you want to say! But she didn’t actually do anything and I can see it, I saw Huo Fenghao hurting her on her waist and I don’t know if it was a needle or what and probably Minghao was stressed about something so she wasn’t conscious of her surroundings, but father if you kicked her away like that, would you do that to us too?" She wasn’t that naive and stupid! She has spent five years in the streets, if you weren’t smart enough, you couldn’t survive a minute longer in those streets.

"No! She is just dangerous staying here, I didn’t mind she wasn’t my daughter, I have already raised her since birth and I could have gone on but her existence in this mansion puts everyone’s life at risk, I need to check on who she has been communicating with, and then again, she has her biological parents who are alive!" Sixth Master Huo didn’t want to sound like he was a cold-blooded person, but he needed to safeguard his family from unknown enemies.