Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 192 - 191: Serving You Like a Dog and a Horse

Chapter 192: Chapter 191: Serving You Like a Dog and a Horse

Su Chenjin picked up the T-shirt again, slipped into it, and covered up his muscular physique.

Mianmian’s little head finally saw the light of day again; she turned her head and looked at her great-nephew with confusion on her face, "Great-nephew, what are you doing?"

Su Chenjin fell silent again, staring at Little Auntie’s hair dispersing in the wind, unsure of what to say.

When all her hair had been blown away by the wind, Little Auntie’s head became as smooth and shiny as new, even starting to reflect the sunlight.

His Little Auntie had completely turned into a little light bulb.

Bai Bai, having shrunk back down, also noticed Mianmian’s hairless head and let out a wail, hugging Mianmian’s little leg and crying out plaintively.

Since Bai Bai didn’t dare reveal that Mianmian’s hair was gone, its howling was meaningless, like that of a common white wolf that hadn’t gained intelligence yet.

Mianmian, thinking Bai Bai was worried about her, stroked its head and said, "It’s okay, it’s okay, Bai Bai, you don’t have to worry about me, I’ve always been super awesome, haven’t I?"

Bai Bai: "Awoo, Awoo!" You are awesome, but please, everyone, don’t tell her!

Mianmian: "Don’t tell her? Are you talking about Phoenix Fairy? No, no, we still have to tell Phoenix Fairy that he’s free now!"

Seeing that Mianmian didn’t understand his meaning, Bai Bai kept howling and repeating his message at the feet of everyone who walked towards them.

In truth, the Yin siblings and Liao An didn’t plan to say anything even without Bai Bai’s reminder.

The last time Mianmian shed a bit of hair she had cried, and they all knew about it.

Green lay horizontally in mid-air, shrugging his shoulders at Bai Bai’s anger in helpless resignation. Even if everybody kept the secret for now, sooner or later Mianmian would discover her bald little head herself.

He wasn’t interested in Mianmian’s hair; he was contemplating that, if it weren’t for wearing some fairy garment, being struck by lightning should result in all clothes disappearing, leaving one completely bare.

Yet, when this little rascal Mianmian was hit by the lightning, she only lost her hair and her ordinary clothes were covered in black dust but remained intact, as if nothing had happened.

Could it be that the Tribulation Thunder, a result of Mianmian breaking the rules of Heaven and Earth, had its own consciousness, controlling what it struck so as not to damage other things?

Strictly speaking, wasn’t that being partial?

While Green was pondering this, the slowly dispersing clouds above crackled once more, almost as if they were issuing a warning of some sort.

Green immediately stopped his wild thoughts, silently floating in midair, watching the little bald Mianmian converse with Phoenix Fairy.

"You’re okay now, you can run around like Rose, you’re free!" Mianmian beamed with joy.

But Phoenix Fairy couldn’t muster a smile.

He gazed at Mianmian’s shiny bald head and felt extremely guilty inside.

Girls value their hair dearly; when he was sold to the opera troupe by his parents and began learning to sing, the Master’s daughter was among them. She had been nurturing her hair alongside the Master’s wife since she was three, all out of fear that her hair wouldn’t look good.

Now, not only had Mianmian taken on the lightning tribulation for him upon their first meeting, but she had also lost her hair because of it.

The thought made Phoenix Fairy feel terribly uncomfortable. Yet, fearing that Mianmian would be even more upset if he showed it, he forced a smile, "Thank you, Little Auntie Mianmian, you’ve saved me, and you are my great benefactor."

As he spoke, Phoenix Fairy knelt down and bowed deeply.

Mianmian hadn’t expected Phoenix Fairy to show such grand reverence, and stood there stunned for a while before realizing she should help him up, "Get up, get up; if you bow like this to Mianmian, she’ll feel embarrassed."

When her great-grandnephews acknowledged her, their bows signified a familial relationship, a matter of Su Family protocol.

But Phoenix Fairy had lived in a time before Dragon Country was called Dragon Country, his generation ranking even above her parents’, and now she had been bowed to by Phoenix Fairy.

"You are a person of great righteousness," choked up Phoenix Fairy, "you deserve my bow."

After saying those words, Phoenix Fairy remained prostrate for a long time before rising, his eyes brimming with tears as he looked at Mianmian.

Mianmian, flattered by Phoenix Fairy’s praise, asked another question, "Where do you plan to go, Phoenix Fairy? I see a golden light on you, and that seems to be your virtue. You now also have a cultivation base as a ghost, so you don’t have to go to the Underworld to reincarnate."

Phoenix Fairy felt some hesitation.

If it had been up to her original desire, she would have wanted to see what this world had turned into. But now that Mianmian had saved her, wouldn’t it be an act of ingratitude to just leave like this?

While Phoenix Fairy didn’t know what to say, Rose’s voice chimed in, "I suggest you stay with Little Auntie~ There are bad people out there looking to catch ghosts like us with a bit of Daoism~ If you get caught, it’s going to be uncomfortable! As I know, the things those guys do are nothing good! They’ll ruin all of the merit you have."

The appearance of a fellow kind took Phoenix Fairy by surprise.

Little Auntie’s company was truly full of hidden dragons and crouching tigers, with so many capable and extraordinary people. Could she, who only knew how to perform operas, really stay?

Phoenix Fairy looked down respectfully with a bit of trepidation and requested, "Little Auntie, if you don’t disdain me, Phoenix Fairy is willing to work like a horse or dog for you."

Mianmian had grown accustomed to ghosts and demons wanting to follow her, so she nodded her head, "You can stay, but I don’t need you to work like a horse or dog. Just be Mianmian’s good friend, that’s enough."

Phoenix Fairy hurriedly said, "You’re my savior, no, my ghost savior, how dare I be your good friend."

Some principles, once broken, are really broken, never to be found again.

Mianmian saw Phoenix Fairy’s insistence and didn’t persuade her further.

She remembered that Liu Anan had entrusted her with this matter, so she looked towards where Liu Anan was originally standing, in search of her.

Liu Anan was standing with her spouse, and all three had expressions of relief on their faces after seeing Mianmian safe after the ordeal, and of course, they were shocked.

After all, they had seen a different world, and their perspectives had fundamentally changed.

"Teacher Liu, Teacher Liu, Mianmian has resolved the issue," Mianmian said cheerfully, "from now on, the children here won’t be scared into crying."

Liu Anan nodded vigorously and looked at Mianmian with a very gentle smile.

It was really too lucky to have met Mianmian.

Unlike Liu Anan’s relaxed mood, Cui Liang and Zhou Jing felt very apologetic.

They had just speculated recklessly with their shallow knowledge, thinking that Little Auntie really planned to annihilate Phoenix Fairy and had even tried to stop Little Auntie.

It turned out that they were wrongly applying the motives of the petty to the noble-hearted.

"Little Auntie, we are sorry," the couple apologized sincerely, "we misunderstood you earlier, thinking that you wanted to make Phoenix Fairy’s ancestors disappear, and we even tried to stop you."

Mianmian waved her hand, super generous, not minding at all, "It’s okay, it’s okay, my mom says that there’s a saying, ’Ignorance is no crime.’

She’s super generous! After all, nobody’s perfect! Cui Liang and Zhou Jing both seem like good people on the surface, often doing acts of saving others; that’s enough."

To be such good people as ordinary people, the couple was doing very well.

Mianmian’s magnanimity made the couple feel even more guilty, and they quickly said, "Little Auntie, if there’s anything you need our help with in the future, we’ll definitely come!"

"Hmm hmm," Mianmian responded politely to the couple, suddenly letting out a big yawn.

Having been busy since the morning and even struck by lightning, Little Bun felt both sleepy and tired. As she relaxed, her eyelids began to wage war.

When Su Chenjin saw this, he reached out and scooped Mianmian into his arms.

He had deliberately learned how to hold someone so that a sleeping Little Friend would sleep even more soundly.

Held in the arms of her great-nephew, Mianmian thought about not dirtying her great-nephew’s clothes and used a dust-removing talisman. After using it, she found that her head could rest perfectly on her great-nephew’s arm muscles. She immediately adjusted to a more comfortable position and fell soundly asleep.

Seeing Mianmian asleep, Su Chenjin frowned with concern.

Little Auntie still didn’t know that her hair was gone. How were they going to manage when she woke up from this sleep?

On the way back to the Su Family home, Su Chenjin searched on his mobile phone and eventually decided to get Little Auntie a custom-made wig, to be delivered to the house with expedited shipping!