Ever since Su Ye became pregnant and moved to Madrid to prepare for the birth, Yang Yang had begun changing his old routine.
For example, after finishing training every afternoon, he no longer stayed at Valdebebas for extra practice. Instead, he returned home early to accompany Su Ye on walks in the parks around their neighborhood. Whenever he looked at her gradually swelling belly, he felt a connection through their blood—a strange, unfamiliar, yet sacred feeling.
His child was about to come into this world.
Yang Yang had already asked a design company to start making preparations. He planned to renovate his villa.
Although he had moved in less than two years ago and had spent a great deal of money on it before, he no longer had the time—or the inclination—to care.
He wanted to make the garden at home more beautiful, open up a children's play area, add some playground equipment, and build a small football field. He also planned to design a nursery and a children's section inside the villa.
All told, it would cost at least two or three hundred thousand euros, but to Yang Yang, that was a drop in the ocean.
Besides the house, Yang Yang had also begun researching schools.
The private schools in La Moraleja were famous throughout Madrid and even across Europe as aristocratic schools. When the time came, Yang Yang's child would certainly study there and receive the best education. Real Madrid had already reserved a place in advance. From the moment Yang Yang's child was born, they would be a Real Madrid member and a player in its youth academy.
In this regard, Real Madrid's youth department organized a large number of activities every year.
Yang Yang and Su Ye were both unfamiliar with raising a child, but they