Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 226 - 225: Mianmian Doesn’t Want to be That Bad

Chapter 226: Chapter 225: Mianmian Doesn’t Want to be That Bad

The two great-nephews were concerned about me, and Mianmian could tell.

She cast her eyes down, and for a moment, she too felt a bit panicked.

Just now she had almost hit Yang Xian, and Wei Kang’s tone was so urgent, it sounded like he was really angry. Mom had also said that she was born with great strength, and if she didn’t control it, she might accidentally send the little demons on the mountain to report to the Underworld while playing.

So she had always been learning to control it.

Just now, she had sensed a killing intent from Yang Xian, and had she not restrained herself, that blow would indeed have been fatal.

Mianmian couldn’t help but think, will my second great-nephew scold me? Will he be afraid of me too?

Little Bun thought about this and started missing her dad and mom again.

She really wanted to control her emotions and not cry, but she couldn’t help it.

Su Chenyi was originally just squatting down, thinking about how to comfort the tightly wound little auntie when he saw tears fall to the ground, splattering into even finer droplets.

Due to his talent in painting, Su Chenyi’s eyes saw things differently than ordinary people. He saw things in finer detail, with richer colors, which is called tetrachromatic vision.

The refracted light from the tears entered Su Chenyi’s eyes, making him feel even more heartbroken.

"Little Auntie, you haven’t done anything wrong," Su Chenyi said in a gentle tone, straightforwardly.

He pulled out baby wipes from his pocket and wiped away the Little Bun’s tears.

"Really."

Mianmian looked up at Su Chenyi, tears still clinging to her eyelashes.

Su Chenyi felt terribly distressed but dared not show his emotions further; he smiled very seriously, more gently than his usual smiles.

Mianmian threw herself into Su Chenyi’s arms and whispered, "Mianmian really used all her strength just now, it was so close, just a little bit... But it was he who had killing intent first."

Su Chenyi had originally thought that Little Auntie had been scared by Yang Xian, who was made up as a zombie, and that’s why she retaliated.

Now hearing Ruanruan say such a thing, his heart skipped a beat.

The term killing intent isn’t just an invention in novels.

To tell the truth, the Su Family, for the sake of personnel security, equipped their bodyguards with rigorous training.

It is said that it started with the generation of the great-great-grandfather because someone attempted to assassinate members of the family. To protect the family, this training has been passed down to the bodyguards who guard the family to this day.

The Su Family is loyal to the Country, and the BodyguardId Organization operates according to regulations, with full documentation and employment contracts on record with the relevant departments. Even if the bodyguards receive some special training, it is permitted under the relevant documents.

Therefore, Su Chenyi was aware that some "special" bodyguards could emit killing intent. They had also been ordered by Elder Su to experience it so that they could be slightly sensitive before a "crisis" occurred.

The little auntie must have learned more from a young age than they did.

Now that Little Auntie said she saw killing intent coming from Yang Xian, then there must indeed be some on him.

Yang Xian, who became an orphan when he was young due to his parents’ deaths and ran away from home after being abused by relatives, wandering for more than a decade, was clearly just an ordinary vagabond.

At least before the live-stream with Little Auntie, that was the result shown by the intelligence network.

Even if Yang Xian knew how to fight, it was just the skill he picked up fighting other vagabonds for territory while wandering, not an exceptional talent.

"Little Auntie, your second great-nephew believes you," Su Chenyi said in a soothing voice while gently patting Little Bun’s back, "Let’s consult with your eldest great-nephew and see what the problem is exactly."

Mianmian nodded obediently, "Okay, okay, Mianmian... Mianmian doesn’t want to be that bad."

She was a fair and stern little friend who certainly didn’t want to become the great demon in stories who kills on sight!

Su Chenyi picked up Little Bun, his heart aching unbearably.

Alas, being too capable is also a burden, always worrying about whether one’s actions are excessive. The little auntie is only three years and eight months old, yet she has to bear all of this.

Su Chenyi tagged Su Chenjin and Su Chenzhou in the group, briefly explaining the situation. They had many details to discuss, so it would be better to communicate in writing.

It was also a good time for the third brother, Su Chenyu, who saw the group message and expressed concern, [Is the little auntie okay? I’ll video call the little auntie and take a look at her.]

Elder Su: [Third brother, don’t call privately, just call in here, your mom and I want to see Little Auntie too.]

Having a video call in the group wouldn’t affect the chat between the eldest, second, and sixth brothers, which was very good.

Mianmian promptly accepted the video call request from Su Chenyu.

The gentle face of Su Chenyu appeared on the screen, his glasses reflecting light because of the lenses.

He quickly noticed that his lenses were reflecting, and he changed his sitting direction, fearing that the reflected light would make Little Auntie’s eyes uncomfortable.

The eyes of children are much more delicate than those of adults, especially after crying when their eyes are short on moisture, making them more prone to inflammation.

"Little Auntie, do you remember me?" Su Chenyu spoke to Mianmian with the tone one would use to tease little children.

At first, during Elder Su’s birthday, when they brothers took leave to stay at home for a few days, Little Auntie cried over her parents’ issue, and they were all at a loss.

It was after that incident that Su Chenyu quietly learned many ways to soothe children, just so he wouldn’t feel helpless when Little Auntie cried again.

"I remember," Mianmian said upon hearing her third great-nephew ask. Her lips puckered up again, her recent fragile emotions hadn’t subsided, and her childlike voice sounded muffled, "You’re my third great-nephew, the third great-nephew who is a doctor."

Su Chenyu widened his eyes to appear more rounded, "Really? Little Auntie remembers me. Why do you look like a little rabbit with such red eyes? Do you have an ointment? Put some on your eyes?"

Mianmian shook her head, "No need, no need, Mianmian isn’t crying anymore, it’ll go away soon."

Su Chenyu smiled, "That’s good. The last time we met was during the live-stream. Little Auntie was smiling so cutely, why are you so sad today?"

Mianmian, hearing Su Chenyu ask, looked up at Yang Xian who was not far away.

Noticing Yang Xian was looking at her, she averted her gaze and said softly, "I will tell you, but talking about others behind their backs is not nice, so it’s not good."

Su Chenyu chuckled softly.

Talking behind someone’s back? If he were there, he would surely give Yang Xian a jab with a needle to teach him who can be messed with and who can’t.

The director as well, what difference does it make if the little auntie landed a punch? At worst, Yang Xian’s bones would break, and he would be the one to fix it! Guaranteed to fix it well, so that he can break again next time!

Mianmian, seeing Su Chenyu laughing so oddly, leaned closer to the mobile phone and looked at him, saying in a cutesy voice, "Third great-nephew, don’t be like that, you’re thinking about something naughty, it’s not good for you."

Su Chenyu hadn’t expected Little Auntie to be so sensitive. He stopped the thoughts in his mind and glanced again at the chat in the group.

In a moment, he figured out how to ask his question.