You Kick Me Out of Bed in Your Sleep, and You Call Yourself an Ice Queen?

The good news: Chu Feng has a daughter. The bad news: She’s eight years old. The even worse news: Chu Feng is a sophomore in college, and he just turned twenty. The worst news: He doesn’t even know the child’s mother. After his childhood sweetheart rejected his confession, Chu Feng felt pretty down. Then a little girl appeared in front of him and called him Dad. He was dumbfounded. You can eat whatever you like, but you can’t just say anything. But when the little girl showed him a family photo, he was stunned. “So you’re saying I marry a cool, aloof upperclassman in the future?” “She’s your mom, and I’m your dad?” No way. How could that be possible? I’m Su Meier. I’m twenty-one this year, and a junior in college. I was planning to watch a variety show that day when I suddenly got a call from an unfamiliar number. The guy on the other end had a really nice voice. But what he said sounded a little crazy. He actually claimed we had a child together. What a joke. I, Su Meier, have never even been in a relationship. I’m a virgin. Where would a child come from? So I suspected he was saying it on purpose to get my attention. I was about to hang up, but when I heard the word “Mom” from the other end of the call, my heart ached. So I agreed to meet him. When I saw the child, I panicked. She looked exactly like I did as a little girl. Could she really be my future child? And could I really end up with this underclassman? Then why had the child come here?