Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 360 - 359: Your Scent is Different from Bai Bai’s

Chapter 360: Chapter 359: Your Scent is Different from Bai Bai’s

Before Mianmian could suggest that Sai Ya take a car, Sai Ya had surprisingly said, "Your horses are too weak, aren’t they? They don’t even dare to carry me."

That sentence made Bai Yun very angry.

Feeling dispirited, it raised its head to neigh loudly, rushed in front of Sai Ya, and stared at him with its big, shiny eyes while its horse lips puckered up in a very human-like expression of disdain.

This behavior left Sai Ya stunned, "What’s the deal with this horse?"

He was not like Charlie.

Charlie had been curious about Mianmian, so he looked up a lot of information about Dragon Country and watched some publicly available content online. In passing, he had learned about the myths and legends of Dragon Country; one could say he was very well-prepared for this visit.

Originally, Charlie had also shared the content gathered by his subordinates with Sai Ya, but Sai Ya, impatient to read those texts, had not glanced at them at all.

In his mind, Dragon Country was not a nation to be feared, nor would it have any significant "abnormal" races.

But what was happening now?

A horse showing such an emotional expression?

What was with that look? Was it looking down on him?

How dare it?

Thinking this, Sai Ya impulsively clenched his fist and swung it towards Bai Yun’s face.

Bai Yun got scared, backing away while pleading for Mianmian’s help, "Save me, Mianmian! My handsome face can’t be ruined; otherwise, I won’t be the most handsome horse in the Ranch anymore!"

Mianmian, of course, wouldn’t let Bai Yun get hurt.

Sai Ya’s fist swung fast and fierce, the sound of wind followed, and just as Bai Yun was about to be unable to dodge in time, the fist the size of a sandpot astonishingly stopped right before Bai Yun’s eyelashes.

Sai Ya’s expression changed instantly.

What’s going on?

He had put so much strength into that punch, how could it feel as if he had hit some barrier, making the punch not only fail to connect but also rebound painfully?

Seeing this, Charlie shook his head helplessly, turned to apologize to Su Chenjin, "I’m sorry, my Bodyguard is indeed a bit stubborn, so to ensure we can coexist peacefully in the future, it’s best if Little Auntie teaches him a lesson."

Charlie didn’t lower his voice when he spoke, and Sai Ya heard it loud and clear. He couldn’t help but retort, "Who teaches whom a lesson is not certain yet!"

He frowned, retracted his fist, rotated his waist to generate force, and swung another punch at Bai Yun.

But once again, he hit the barrier, and the rebound force was even greater, making Sai Ya’s fist ache.

Sai Ya didn’t feel discouraged but rather smiled arrogantly, continuing to swing his punches one after another. He wanted to see just when this mysterious barrier would break!

What he didn’t know was that Mianmian was using the Vajra Talisman, and as soon as she sensed the Talisman Spell breaking, she could replenish it.

So no matter how many times Sai Ya punched, it was all in vain.

"If you keep this up, you’ll be out of strength before you even fight Bai Bai," Mianmian reminded him.

Sai Ya’s fists were bleeding.

After venting fruitlessly and reluctantly using his brain, he finally realized that this barrier might have been set up by the little baby on the horse.

"An invisible shield?" Sai Ya asked.

Mianmian thought about it and answered, "You could say that, although what it is can also be visible. The horse doesn’t want to carry you because it’s afraid of you. I think the horses in your Country would be scared of you too, right?"

Confronted with Mianmian’s clear and pure eyes, Sai Ya started to feel uncomfortable.

Because what Mianmian said was true.

Actually, even in America, no horse was willing to be ridden by him.

After all, why would those horses be fools to carry their own enemy?

Sai Ya remained silent, and Mianmian turned her head to speak to Su Chenjin, "Shall we let Sai Ya ride on the cart? Bai Bai can’t wait to get into a fight."

Bai Bai really couldn’t wait. Noticing that they hadn’t left yet, he ran off and then came back to see what was going on. Knowing that Mianmian had agreed to let him fight, he wasn’t in a rush anymore; instead, his tail wagged even more merrily, showing his affection for Mianmian.

"Woof, woof, woof!" Mianmian, you understand me so well, I really love you the most!

Feeling that this wasn’t enough to express himself, Bai Bai bent his knees to jump, leaping into Mianmian’s arms, "Woof, woof, woof!" Hug me!

Mianmian had no choice but to pat Bai Bai’s head, comfort her little buddy, and then had Bai Yun start running.

This scene puzzled Sai Ya, "If what you say is correct, why isn’t your friend, this horse, afraid?"

"Because of Qi," Mianmian explained directly, "Your Qi is different from Bai Bai’s."

This comment made Sai Ya even more depressed.

Did he have a Qi about him? He thought he had disguised himself so well!

Harboring such doubts, Sai Ya took a ride on the tour cart, following everyone else’s horses, his thick frown still deeply creased into a "chuan" character.

They finally arrived at the spot that had been arranged, where signs indicating areas off-limits to visitors had been set up, and staff members were on guard.

Moreover, the ground was already laid out with parasols and tables and chairs, upon which were arrayed desserts, fruits, and beverages.

Liao An and the others sat next to Mianmian, a few beautiful children sitting together, creating a very harmonious scene.

But Charlie suddenly frowned, "Chenjin, have these children been following us from the beginning?"

Su Chenjin nodded slightly, "Mhm."

Thinking about the "Qi" Mianmian had mentioned to Sai Ya, a slight glint flashed in Charlie’s beautiful blue eyes. These children must also be extraordinary; otherwise, how could they hide so well?

It seemed that Sai Ya was in for a solid lesson.

That wasn’t bad either; it would prevent Sai Ya from being too arrogant. No matter who it was, arrogance always led to problems.

Charlie smiled, lifting a glass of wine meant for adults from the table, toasting with Su Chenjin, "Cheers, to our meeting today. I have a feeling neither of us will be bored."

In just a single sentence, Charlie indicated his great anticipation for the upcoming fight.

Su Chenjin raised his eyebrows slightly, surprised at seeing a different side of his business partner.

He and Charlie had only exchanged a few short messages online; to truly sit down like this, setting aside business for pure leisure, was a first.

"Indeed, it won’t be boring."

Their glasses clinked lightly, and the two of them leaned back in their chairs, enjoying the breeze and the fine wine.

Mianmian sniffed with her little nose, "Wine, Mianmian can drink when she grows up."

The Ying siblings immediately asked, "Does Little Auntie like wine?"

Mianmian tilted her head, "It’s not that I want to drink it, just curious. Mom won’t let me drink alcohol, she says children who drink alcohol will turn into little fools~"

Upon hearing this, Ying Miao spoke up voluntarily, "That’s indeed true. I heard about a young master who, after sneaking some alcohol hidden by the adults, turned into a fool after sobering up from being drunk, even though he could read and write beforehand."

Ying Fang found it odd, "How come I didn’t know about this?"

Ying Miao laughed, "Brother, weren’t you always at the scholar’s place studying at that time?"

In that era, although the brother and sister were not children of the main wife, the boy would still go to school, to see if he could serve the family in the future.

The conversation between the siblings made Charlie even more interested, "The people around Little Auntie seem to be quite extraordinary? It looks like I made the right choice coming on this trip."

Su Chenjin just curved his lips, letting out a subtle laugh.

Good to know they were not simple; that way, it would help to deter those who are restless, so they’d know that even if they wanted to, Dragon Country was not to be trifled with.