Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 200 - 199: Are your small animals really no longer suffering from allergies?

Chapter 200: Chapter 199: Are your small animals really no longer suffering from allergies?

"I heard from Lu You that your family keeps a dog and chickens; could it be one of the dogs hiding in the bushes that bit our Chenchen?" Old Lady Lu was still worried about her grandson and asked another question.

Old Lady Su nodded in acknowledgment, "Yes, we do have a dog at home, but there is nothing inside these flowers."

Old Lady Su could say this because she was observant and knew that when the bushes were parted, there was nothing inside.

Still feeling indignant, Old Lady Lu reached out to push aside the bushes to check more thoroughly, but indeed, she found nothing.

She held her grandson’s hand, puzzled: this patch of flowers was so small, looking like wildflowers growing naturally. If a dog were hiding inside, she would have seen it by now.

If not, where did the dog go?

Lu Chen’s original intention was to pick flowers, and although Bai Bai’s bite wasn’t serious, he quickly forgot about it and pointed at the large peony flowers nearby, saying he wanted those.

Those peony flowers were purchased by Old Lady Su at a high price for viewing in the garden; she was always wary of breaking the leaves or damaging the appearance of the flowers.

As Old Lady Lu reached out to pick the flowers, Old Lady Su was about to stop her when two beaks suddenly poked out from within—a chicken pecked viciously, causing Old Lady Lu to let out a scream of pain.

"Ah, something is pecking me."

Mianmian had been paying attention the whole time, after all, her little friends had said they wanted to play a prank.

Watching Dahuang and Xiaohuang peck Old Lady Lu’s hand, she covered her mouth and snickered. Serves her right, serves her right; bullies deserve to be pecked! Apart from Lu Xuan, everyone in the Lu family has malicious energy, good pecking!

While Mianmian laughed, Lu Xuan, who was being led by her two sons to look at flowers, also smiled subtly.

She didn’t feel heartache at all for her mother being pecked.

Trailing behind, Su Chenyi silently observed Lu Xuan. His own mother had been pecked, blood flowing from the back of her hand, yet Lu Xuan was laughing? Didn’t Lu Xuan say she had married him and also divorced on Old Lady Lu’s behest?

If she truly was a filial daughter, how could she be so happy to see her own mother being pecked?

Su Chenyi couldn’t understand it.

"Second nephew, let us take the great-nephews and their mother over there~" Mianmian wanted to speak quietly, not wanting the Lu family to follow.

Su Chenyi nodded, "Okay, Little Auntie."

The Su family garden was large, with resting spots placed at intervals, one of which was a European-style Niaolong Pavilion. The pavilion was milky white, matching the surrounding flowers perfectly, as if it were all part of nature.

Mianmian led everyone into the pavilion, inviting the family to sit down. Then, with hands clasped behind her back, she said very seriously, "Lu Xuan, you are Mianmian’s great-niece-in-law, and Mianmian is also your elder. If there is anything you need Mianmian’s help with, you can say it now."

Lu Xuan was taken aback.

This young elder had specifically called them over here to offer help? But what could such a young child help her with?

"I, I don’t need any help from you," Lu Xuan said with a gentle smile, "Thank you, Little Auntie."

When Su Chaoyu and Su Chaoyang heard their mother refuse their great-aunt, they chorused in protest, "Mom, mom, our great-aunt is really amazing, if you truly need help, tell her, she can definitely help you."

"Mom, we originally couldn’t play with small animals at all, it was only after our great-aunt gave us yellow talismans and medicine to take that we could play with the puppies and the chickens!"

Hearing her sons talk like this for Mianmian, Lu Xuan wondered inside, "Are your animal allergies really cured?"

Although she had left the Su family, she had always been watching over the children in secret, and had read numerous articles about animal allergies on foreign websites, hoping to find a way for the children to play happily with small animals.

But such diseases had no known cure internationally, and even if they were temporarily relieved, they would relapse.

In many families abroad, pets were harmoniously raised with children, and Lu Xuan often saw kids taking their own pets out to play.

Whenever she saw this, Lu Xuan would think of the twins and even blame herself for not giving her sons a healthy body so they could freely play with small animals.

Now her sons were saying the problem had been solved, and the solution to the disease came from a three-and-a-half-year-old little girl?

"Mom, don’t you believe us? We can have Bai Bai come over to play," said Su Chaoyu with a particularly loud voice while calling for Bai Bai.

With its sensitive ears, Bai Bai heard Su Chaoyu calling him from afar. But Bai Bai was having too much fun teasing the people of the Lu Family and had no intention of coming over to Su Chaoyu.

Failing to call Bai Bai over, Su Chaoyu looked a bit puzzled, so Su Chaoyang hurriedly followed suit and called out as well.

Still, Bai Bai refused to come, leaving the brothers with no choice but to look hopefully at Mianmian and say, "Little Auntie, could you get Bai Bai to come over and show Mom?"

"I’ll ask Bai Bai. It might not be paying attention to you two because it’s still busy!"

Saying this, Mianmian took out a whistle from her pocket, blew the secret call that she shared with Bai Bai, and asked if it had finished its business.

Hearing Mianmian calling him, Bai Bai hesitated for a moment but then quickly ran toward her.

The little white wolf, so full of joy, threw itself into Mianmian’s arms within moments, nuzzling against her repeatedly and howling, "Awoo, awoo, awoo!"

The twins also approached and reached out to touch Bai Bai.

"Don’t touch!" Lu Xuan, somewhat apprehensive, called out from behind her sons, but it was too late.

She knew how severe their allergies could be once triggered, her hand tightening into a fist.

"It’s okay, they really aren’t allergic anymore," Su Chenyi finally spoke up casually. "When you called, we were playing catch with the dog."

Lu Xuan glanced at Su Chenyi and silently timed the situation in her mind. If any red spots appeared on her sons, she was determined to call an ambulance immediately.

As time ticked by and the twins showed no signs of trouble, Lu Xuan squatted down and touched Bai Bai’s fur.

In fact, she had always felt that her sons’ fondness for animals came from her, considering that Su Chenyi was someone who, except for painting, had no interest in anything else.

But because her sons could not get close to small animals, Lu Xuan also distanced herself, hoping to stay emotionally in sync with her children.

"Little Auntie is really amazing!" Su Chaoyu suddenly turned to look at Lu Xuan, his childlike, clear, black-and-white eyes vividly reflecting her slender figure. "Mom, if you need help, could you tell us? Chaoyu will listen to Little Auntie, be good to Little Auntie, and repay Little Auntie."

Little Su Chaoyu knew he should express gratitude for the help received, and he didn’t want to make his mom feel awkward about thanking someone, so he proactively took the burden upon himself. Even though the way he expressed it was a bit peculiar, it was already extraordinary for a five-year-old child.

As the mother of Su Chaoyu, and one who always considered herself an unqualified mother, Lu Xuan’s eyes reddened instantly.

From the moment she stepped into the Su Family home, she had been holding back, but at this moment, she could hardly contain herself and had to look up at the sky to calm her emotions.

Seeing Lu Xuan upset, Mianmian stood up, reached out her little hand, and gently touched Lu Xuan’s head, "Good little niece-in-law, are you sad? Little Auntie is here, Little Auntie will help you, you can cry for a while, then tell Little Auntie your difficulties, and Little Auntie will solve them for you!"

Lu Xuan never expected she would be comforted by a child acting as an elder, and miraculously, she was truly consoled, her heart softening to mush, and tears welling up in her eyes.