Adoption of Pirates Doflamingo

Today was the first time that Retina had participated in an arena duel. The opponent in the first match was not very strong, but Retina won easily. She waved happily to the audience, who cheered.

"The winner of this game is our lovely Letina!"

With the referee's announcement, the atmosphere was once again pushed to the climax.

Leitina enjoyed the atmosphere here very much, it was very lively, but what she didn't know was that Doflamingo and many family officials were watching silently in the dark.

Seeing Retina's satisfied smile, Doflamingo sighed helplessly.

"My lord, the young lady seems to be enjoying it very much."

"I know, now you all go and do your own business."

Everyone looked at each other and left.

Doflamingo didn't want to say anything more. He glanced at Retina on the ring, turned around and left.

When Retina returned to King's Heights, she immediately found Doflamingo who was pretending to read a newspaper.

"Father! Did you see my duel today? I won!"

Letina said happily, looking at Doflamingo expectantly.

Doflamingo did not look away but pretended to be calm and said:

"Oh, I see."

Retina looked at Doflamingo's unconcerned look, pouted, and put her hands on her waist:

"Father~, why don't you care about me?"

Doflamingo was still reading the newspaper, not looking at Retina:

"Since you had fun, you should go to the arena less often next time. As the princess of Dressrosa, how could you do this?"

When Leitina heard this, she was a little unhappy and felt depressed. Her father always did this and used this as an excuse.

Leitina lowered her head, her original joy gone, and pouted.

Doflamingo seemed to notice the change in Leitina, put down the newspaper and said:

"Okay, it's not like I won't let you go."

Doflamingo's dry words of comfort obviously didn't make Retina feel better, even though she knew her father was already trying his best to comfort her.

In Leitina's view, her father didn't care about her at all. Even though she was participating in the competition, she didn't even see her father present. Her father always used the excuse that he was busy.

Leitina was a little unhappy, but she understood that she didn't expect anything to happen to her father.

Thinking of this, Leitina simply imitated an adult and sighed.

Doflamingo frowned at this.

It seemed to Doflamingo that it was really difficult to grasp girls' thoughts, especially his own daughter's.

But Retina soon recovered, with a smile on her face again. She stood opposite her father and kept looking at Doflamingo.

Doflamingo couldn't bear it:

"What do you want?"

Leitina's eyes were wandering, and she pretended not to care and said:

"I think if it were my grandfather, he would definitely support me going to the arena."

Doflamingo covered his face. She knew what Retina meant, but Doflamingo was not willing to spoil her. If Adri knew that he was designated to protect his granddaughter, he would not pay attention to his son.

"Okay, okay, don't bother your grandpa, he needs to rest too."

Doflamingo said helplessly.

Leitina smiled even brighter and said:

"Father, then just let me continue going to the arena!"

Doflamingo sighed slightly and did not answer.

Leitina expressed her acquiescence in treating her as her father!

Doflamingo spoke:

"No, the arena is still too early for a minor like you."

"But I won today!"

Leitina expressed her dissatisfaction. Her current skills are not something that ordinary people can fight against.

"It's useless even if you win, your strength is still too weak. In this world of jungle, your strength is not enough!"

"Of course I know, that's why I want to exercise now so that I can help you one day."

"Retina, I don't need your help. You just need to take care of yourself. I'm relieved. I have everything with you. You don't need to worry about this."

Retina stopped talking. She knew that, but she really wanted to help her father. She wanted to change everything. A trace of determination flashed in Retina's eyes. At this moment, Doflamingo felt that he could not see clearly anymore.

This daughter he has raised since childhood.

It was obvious that Doflamingo didn't know what Retina was thinking, but seeing that Retina didn't say anything, Doflamingo wouldn't say much.

At this time, Doflamingo's phone rang, and Retina's attention was distracted:

"Who is it?"

Doflamingo took out his cell phone from his trouser pocket, looked at the incoming call notification, and said calmly:

"It's your grandpa."

Then Doflamingo got up and went out to answer the call.

Looking at Doflamingo talking on the phone on the balcony, Retina was very curious. Surprise seemed to flash across her father's face for a moment, but it was quickly replaced by his smile.

Soon, Doflamingo's call ended and he came back.

Letina asked:

"What does grandpa want from you?"

"It's nothing, it's business, a piece of good news."

Doflamingo's slightly raised lips showed that he was in a good mood at the moment, which seemed to be good news indeed.

Doflamingo sat back down again and looked at Leitina who was still sitting:

"Why, do you have anything else to ask?"

Letina nodded.

Doflamingo continued to pick up the newspaper and said casually:

"You are a child, so you don't have to worry about so much."

Leitina felt a little disappointed and turned to ask other questions:

"What about grandpa? How are you doing lately?"

"Adri is still the same. What do you think of his old man's health?"

Leitina suddenly asked with a sly smile:

"Father, why don't you call grandpa daddy? If you always call him by his name, won't grandpa beat you?"

"puff."

Doflamingo couldn't hold it back and didn't even swallow the tea that was so close to him.

He quickly put down the tea cup and coughed:

"Retina, you'd better go back to your room, don't let me see you."

"I'm just curious about what kind of person grandpa is, in your eyes, father."

"In my eyes......"

Doflamingo fell silent, lost in thought.

Letina continued to ask:

"Yes, father, what kind of person do you think grandpa is? Tell me about it!"

At this moment, Retina was looking at Doflamingo with all her attention, looking forward to the answer.

Doflamingo turned from thoughtful to laughing:

"Fufufu, your grandfather is an unpredictable bastard."

"What? It's not detailed at all. Father, tell me your grandfather's story!"

Retina sat directly next to Doflamingo, pulled Doflamingo's sleeve, and begged.

"Fufufu, Leitina, why are you interested in this kind of thing today?"

"I just thought of it and asked you today."

"Well, since you want to know Adri so much, let me tell you about that bastard one by one. But before that, Leitina, do you know what I am carrying? That guy Adri

Are you carrying something?"

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