The little girl disdainfully wanted to swat away Zhang Hao's hand, but Zhang Hao quickly poked her with the other hand. She was already in despair, resigned to her fate.
However, everywhere she went, Zhang Hao insisted on taking her along. Compared to Aprile Clark, Zhang Hao made her feel more at ease. It's not that Aprile Clark gave her a bad impression; it's just that after Aprile Clark stopped being overly maternal, she became rational and didn't offer too much extra care, treating her like any ordinary unfamiliar child. At times like this, Zhang Hao seemed exceptionally good.
Thinking it over, she decided to speak up—she wanted to go back to find her dad and replied, "My name is Le Lin-Isabelle Schultz, my father is Howard Schultz."
When she mentioned her father's name, the little girl was quite proud.
Finally, Zhang Hao learned the little girl's name and reached out again.
He reached out, rubbing the little girl's head and said, "Le Lin, what a beautiful name."
