He changes diapers for you, fills you with formula, and hugs you and smirks in front of the camera.
He kept you in the garage alone because he was dizzy and didn't remember until everything was over, and hurried to see you crying and couldn't help but blame himself.
He promised to bring you delicious food on a business trip, but he forgot once again so he bought chocolates at a nearby store and told you that it was specially brought for you.
He went to see your kindergarten's 61st party, and watched you jump up and down to perform and call Xiao Xingxing, and he laughed from ear to ear.
He made you kneel for two hours because you started lying when you were six.
He makes a kite for you and takes you to participate in extracurricular practice. He seldom smokes while flying a kite and smoking a cigarette for you to chase after him.
He sent you to the gate of the school to have breakfast with you just so that you wouldn't take the money for breakfast and just eat a small piece of bread and buy some bells and whistles.
He gets up early every morning and urges you to run, climb, and play badminton with him, even though he hates sports too.
He takes you ice skating, praises you when you fall terribly, and praises you for being much better than the first time he skated until you burst into laughter.
He analyzes the test paper with you after each test, and sees that every time you are sloppy because of missing questions, you will not know whether to laugh or cry.
He'll stand up for you when you're arguing with your mom, though he'll be criticized for it.
In the early stage of the middle school entrance examination when you were the most depressed, he went to talk to the teacher who picked on you, gave her gifts and said good things so that she would no longer embarrass you.
He tries his best to cook all kinds of delicious food for you every day.
Almost every night, he will pick you up from your evening self-study home, and stop by to buy a pan-seared chicken drumstick or a delicious barbecue.
He slapped you when he saw that you were picky eaters and didn't eat well.
He was furious because you still didn't fill the military academy he hoped for after he had cleared the relationship.
He encourages you to take part in various activities and try various kinds of life.
He saw that you bought a beautiful dress and said it was fine but a little short.
He stumbled across your text messages and found out that you have a boyfriend and didn't get to the bottom of it.
He calls you a fool.
He doesn't allow you to stay up late in the hotel with your classmates to watch the World Cup finals. He said that a girl who has a home and doesn't go back to the hotel for the night is like what.
He quarreled with you so much that he was shaking with anger and crying silently all by himself.
He texts you to encourage you in your toughest times, to tell you you're a good boy and to be strong.
He kept calling and texting while you were out playing and not keeping in touch with them until he made sure you were safe.
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he's got grey hair, he's got a beer belly, he's starting to lose his memory, but he'll always be the biggest, handsome, and omnipotent person in your mind. Because since you came to this world, he has been doing his best to warm you, and the warmth he gives you cannot be replicated by anyone.
He is dad. Is the most powerful force behind every little girl.
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