Atlas Studios

  Atlas Studios

  Beibei grinned from ear to ear. “I asked my classmate’s daddy to help me with the photo and design. It’s nice, right?”


  Su Yue remained mum, so he pressed on, “My classmate’s daddy is a famous graphic designer.”


  Su Yue finally cut across him. “Leave my house now.”


  She pointed at the door as she calmly said that. She restrained her temper since he was still a boy.

  Beibei became a little fearful as he sensed Su Yue’s anger. He rose and ran to Su Yue. “Little mommy, don’t be angry.”


  “Go away!”


  Su Yue bellowed and Beibei froze from a distance away. He halted his footsteps.

  He shrunk his neck and grunted in response.

  He turned towards the door and unwillingly dragged his feet.

  Su Yue didn’t bother to look at him, and she turned around. She stared at the man on the screen with a frown.

  She sighed helplessly to herself.

  Anyway, this advertisement was only for a day and it was too late for changes.

  Her sales began to flood in because of the advertisement.

  She couldn’t handle it and had trouble replying to every message.

  Finally, in the late afternoon, she gave up because her stomach had grumbled. She switched off her laptop and stood up.

  She halted her footsteps when she walked past the coffee table.

  This fellow!

  Beibei’s bag and homework were left behind. She walked towards it with a frown and stretched her hand to pick it up.

  She caught a glimpse of Beibei’s homework and was surprised to see how neat his handwriting was.

  His handwriting was tidy, yet anyone could tell it belonged to a child.

  A family like his would have hired the best tutors and teachers to make sure that he had the best education. So he should have excelled in everything.

  Nuoxing and Wenxin had just started learning piano and they had already surpassed her.

  She closed Beibei’s book and spotted his bag. She unzipped it.

  She glanced inside and saw a thick notebook. She pulled the notebook out of the bag.

  She flipped the book.

  The first page was an entry from two years ago. He added a smiley face.

  Su Yue’s mouth curled up when she saw it.

  What was this? His diary?

  Su Yue was hesitant about reading it.

  But curiosity won in the end. She flipped to another page.

  His handwriting wasn’t so neat back then and it was worlds apart from now.

  This boy seemed to have put in a tremendous effort to improve his handwriting.

  He drew a sad face at the end.

  His entries were very short, but every one of them was related to Ming Ansheng.

  His mommy was gone, so he should treat his son better!

  Su Yue frowned as she stared at Beibei’s diary.

  This young boy had yearned for his parents to love him. Why couldn’t his father do so?