My Son is a Reborn Villain

Chapter 124

Their island vacation officially began the next day. Si Yue, being familiar with the place, took charge of arranging the itinerary. Since they were surrounded by the sea, activities like swimming, surfing, yachting, fishing, etc… were naturally included.

Fu Yunruo had never tried something as thrilling as surfing, but under Si Yue’s guidance, she finally gave the sport a try, finding it quite exhilarating.

Besides the usual activities, the island also had a room built with specially made thick glass that went into the sea. With three transparent sides, one could observe the underwater world and watch the marine life without getting into the water.

For those wanting a closer look, submarines were available to explore deeper and farther into the ocean…

Fu Yunruo and Wenwen felt as if they were exploring new worlds every day. When weary from their outdoor adventures, they didn’t need to venture far; the castle itself was brimming with activities. Alternatively, they could simply find a spot to sit and soak in the picturesque scenery for hours.

At first, Wenwen was reluctant to stray far from Fu Yunruo, but as he grew accustomed to the island, he became more independent. The castle’s staff presented him with an array of unique toys from across the globe, capturing his imagination. They were also well-versed in numerous games, much to his delight and fascination.

Wenwen was so happy that he even laughed in his sleep. Every day was so much fun!

A while back, he found a football in the toy house, signed by a famous player. Now, this football was his favorite! When he looked at his short limbs, Wenwen was determined to play more football to promote his growth.

Sometimes, the family of three was too tired to go out, so they stayed in the castle. During those times, Wenwen would take his football and play in the vast garden outside. The ball would often roll uncontrollably, and once, when he kicked it a bit too hard, it rolled away. Chasing after the ball, he soon saw it stopped by a pair of leather shoes.

“Uncle, this is my football,” Wenwen politely said. He knew there were many bodyguards around and another maid watching him from a distance. Their lack of action meant this unknown man posed no danger to him.

The bearded man approached Wenwen.

Wenwen had to look up even higher and noticed the man was very tall, perhaps around Si Yue’s height.

The man stopped in front of Wenwen, then crouched down and handed the football back to him, trying to sound friendly, “I’m not an uncle, I’m a grandpa!”

Wenwen glanced at the man’s short black hair peeking from beneath his hat and the smooth skin peeking through his thick beard, feeling the ‘grandpa’ label didn’t quite fit. Nevertheless, he accepted the football and politely expressed his gratitude, “Thank you.”

“You’re welcome,” the reply came in a deep, resonant voice, tinged with a hint of suppressed excitement. The man hesitantly reached out, his hand hovering as he aimed to softly caress Wenwen’s hair, cautious as if the slightest touch could hurt the boy.

Wenwen looked very approachable, but he rarely allowed strangers to get close. Yet, something about this man felt different; Besides sensing no malice, there was this comforting familiarity that put him at ease.