Rebirth in Showbiz: How to Win the Showbiz Emperor's Heart?-Chapter 385: Great-Grandfather

The news about the Bo Family having their first grandson eventually reached Old Master Bo.

Old Master Bo sighed and said to his beloved grandson, "Since it’s already been announced, bring him back to meet us."

To backtrack now would be a loss of face that the Bo Family cannot afford. It’s merely about adding another pair of chopsticks; the Bo Family can still afford to take care of one more. What’s more, since he’s on the family register and included in the Bo Family genealogy, it isn’t that easy to undo.

"Dad!"

Others hurried to interject.

Mrs. Bo firmly disagreed, "Dad, we don’t even know where this wild child came from. Who knows what other motives he might have? If he clings to the Bo Family and causes trouble, it wouldn’t be good. We better look into this thoroughly first."

"What can a child possibly do?" Old Master Bo gave her a glance, "If a child could bring down the Bo Family, then let it happen; it wouldn’t be worth lamenting."

Mrs. Bo was relentless, "But..."

"Madam!" Mr. Bo said sternly.

With her husband speaking up, Mrs. Bo could only close her mouth.

Old Master Bo pointedly remarked, "My eldest, as they say, a harmonious family leads to prosperity. One must also manage family matters."

"Dad, we’ll do as you say."

Even Mr. Bo, known for his commanding presence in the outside world, could only obediently listen in front of Old Master Bo.

After deciding on this matter, Old Master Bo held a lengthy discussion with his grandson about the auspicious day to meet the legendary great-grandson. After much searching, the best day was set for next month.

The whimsical Old Master Bo waved his hand, "No more looking, it’ll be tomorrow."

Bo Yimo: ...

So, after nearly an hour of discussion, considering all factors of time, place, and people, the final decision took just one second?

The usually decisive and resourceful Bo Yimo felt a deep sense of helplessness.

...

When Tong Yan learned that Old Master Bo wanted to meet Xiao Zhi, she was very anxious. Although the meeting was inevitable, wasn’t it too soon?

Even though her child Xiao Zhi was the best, you could never predict how others would perceive him.

Moreover, Xiao Zhi’s hands were still bandaged up like steamed buns, and although the swelling on his face had gone down, he still had some visible marks. Who knew if Old Master Bo would find something to nitpick?

If Old Master Bo disapproved of Xiao Zhi, she would just take him back.

With this thought, Tong Yan was no longer in a hurry.

It’s best to keep her child close by.

Early the next morning, Bo Yimo took Xiao Zhi to the Bo Family. Xiao Zhi was well-mannered; unlike other children in a new place looking around, he maintained a calm demeanor, expressionlessly staring straight ahead, just like Bo Yimo.

At first glance, the big and small figures shared some resemblance.

Old Master Bo had a routine of going out for Tai Chi and then taking a leisurely walk back, his health always robust. By the time he arrived, the two had been waiting for quite a while.

"You’re here?" Old Master Bo glanced at Xiao Zhi, his gaze sharpening, a hint of contemplation in his eyes; this child looked somewhat familiar.

Xiao Zhi stood up and respectfully bowed, "Hello, Grandpa Bo, my name is Xiao Zhi."

Old Master Bo went to sit on the grand master’s chair, holding two jade balls, slowly turning them in his hand, "Xiao Zhi, from now on, call me Great-Grandpa."

The child had good looks, proper upbringing, a bit of wit, and a steady personality. It’s understandable, growing up in an orphanage.

Raising him might turn out to be a dragon among dragons.

At this moment, Mr. and Mrs. Bo walked in from outside.