Daddy, Spoil Mommy 100%

Six years had passed since that fateful day. Avery, now a young and successful doctor, stood at Country W International Airport. The arrivals area bustled with people coming and going, friends and family eagerly awaiting their loved ones. Among the crowd, a few fans gathered, eagerly anticipating the arrival of their idol. The air was filled with excitement and familiar names being called out.Avery gracefully maneuvered her suitcase, her heels clicking against the ground as she made her way through the crowd. Walking beside her were her twins, a boy and a girl, both around five years old. They possessed striking resemblances to their mother, radiating charm and cuteness.The boy, dressed in casual attire, had a cool expression on his small face. Meanwhile, his sister, wearing a pink dress with her hair tied up in a ponytail, beamed with a wide smile on her adorable face. The boy noticed something falling from Daisy's belongings and complained in a small voice, urging her to walk more

With a scream escaping her lips, Avery's swift and agile movements propelled her toward the endangered child. The wind howled past her ears as she managed to secure the little boy in her arms, narrowly avoiding the passing car. Relief washed over her as if she had just survived a disaster.Although her heart pounded fiercely, she couldn't hear the child's cry. Panicking, she looked down and realized that he must have been terrified. Hastily releasing him, Avery prepared to offer comfort when she caught sight of his face. Frozen in place, her body turned rigid like a block of wood.The small face before her resembled David's in every way. They were strikingly similar, with handsome features and dark, obsidian-like eyes. Her hand trembled as she realized that this was her child, her son Daniel. Overwhelmed with excitement, words failed her momentarily. But once she regained her composure, she swiftly moved the child to safety.As she looked at his frightened expression, guilt and self-b

Elliot glanced at the rearview mirror, his surprise evident as he caught sight of what his son held in his hand. They rarely carried any items with them when they went out, and certainly not such childish toys found in Daniel's grasp. Curiosity piqued, he took advantage of the traffic red light to turn his head and inquire, "Daniel, tell Daddy where you got those ducks from?"Daniel's eyes narrowed, his small pupils conveying a hint of unease. Clutching the little duck protectively, he remained silent, his lips pursed tightly. Elliot's mind drifted back to the encounter he had just had with a woman on the street—an encounter that seemed to have brought him unexpected luck.Daniel had received something from that mysterious woman.Elliot couldn't shake off the peculiar feeling he had whenever he thought about her. It was like a fleeting breeze that slipped through his fingers whenever he tried to grasp it, vanishing in an instant.Sophie, observing Elliot's frustration, grabbed hold of

Avery's gaze remained fixed on the television as she read the advertisement silently. In two days, the Stone family would be hosting a contest at their manor. The winner would not only receive a substantial reward but also be offered a high-paying position as the nanny for the Stone family's young master. The qualifications and conditions for participating were listed on the back, emphasizing the requirement of proficient English and a qualification certificate as a psychologist. It was also emphasized that the young master had a difficult temperament and communication would be a challenge, implying that patience and tolerance were necessary qualities for applicants.As Avery absorbed the information, her fists clenched tightly, and she felt an overwhelming urge to scold Daniel's stepmother and Elliot, the person responsible for raising him. How severe was Daniel's temper that it had to be publicly acknowledged? A child should be nurtured and guided from the day they were born. Did El

The competition had a specific rule: each contestant would team up with a child. Together, they would enter a maze-like dream castle, and the adults must come out of exit A within a limited time, while the children must exit through exit B. The team that completed the task first would win rewards and the opportunity to babysit the young master.As Avery looked at the scene layout, she frowned in disapproval. The maze resembled a prison cell, and she believed that even though Daniel was a boy, he still deserved an environment that reflected innocence. She disagreed with someone's aesthetic choice in designing the maze.Avery completed the written test at the office and then joined the line at the practice office. However, she soon realized that she didn't have a partner. She had forgotten that each contestant must line up with a small child at the entrance, and there were already numerous people waiting for the referee's order.As Avery joined the line alone, countless eyes fell upon h