Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 368 - 367: I Knew You Would Choose This

Chapter 368: Chapter 367: I Knew You Would Choose This

The red string of the Matchmaking God?

Upon hearing this name, Liao Ran immediately became interested, "Tell me more, does this string really work?"

The little sister took a sip of her drink and talked at length.

She talked about Hu Yingying’s live-streams lately.

"At first, Hu Yingying and the little auntie from the Su Family started a metaphysical live-stream together, and my friends who are in the circle thought there might have been some discord between Hu and little auntie. But later we found out that their live-streams had entirely different themes."

"That red string is a product sold in Hu Yingying’s live broadcast room, with a powerful version and a regular version. The one I’m telling you about is the regular version. It’s said that once you get it, if you pray sincerely with the red string, it will lead you to your true love, and then the two of you will tie the red string between you, becoming openly acknowledged lovers~"

"In our sisterhood, you’re the only one who hasn’t coupled up yet, I think you should buy one."

Could the red string really guide one to their true love?

Liao Ran, recalling what Mianmian had told her during the fortune-telling session—that her true romantic interest would appear within the month—felt her heartbeat quicken.

If she used the Matchmaking God’s red string, surely that time would be shortened, and wouldn’t she get to know sooner what her true love was like? After all, when buying little auntie’s talisman paper, she had been prepared with a budget of a hundred thousand yuan.

Taking another thirty thousand yuan out of her savings to buy a red string didn’t seem to be a problem, right?

Liao Ran clenched her fist and asked again, "Are you sure it’s real, that it works?"

The little sister patted her chest as a guarantee, "Absolutely real, we’ve been dormmates for over a decade, why would I lie to you?"

Liao Ran felt it made sense.

In other dorms, groups of five girls would often scheme against one another. However, their dorm was famously united, without the cliques of five or six girls found in one room. They discussed everything openly.

Even after graduating, they all worked in North City and would meet up regularly.

The little sister had no reason to lie to her, and the source of the news was because the little sister’s distant cousin was an artist in the Entertainment Circle.

"Alright, I’ll buy!"

Liao Ran said, and gulped down the super spicy hot strips she was eating.

She couldn’t wait to find out who her destined partner was, and with the exorcism talisman and Vajra Talisman from the little auntie, nothing could go wrong!

"Hahaha, I knew you’d choose to use this." The little sister said, taking out a beautifully packaged red box from her bag, "Ta-da! I’ve prepared it for you, take it and use it."

Liao Ran took the gift box without saying much and transferred the money to her sister.

Even with close sisters, accounts must be settled clearly. Her good friend had taken the trouble to bring the item, and she couldn’t fail to show her gratitude.

...

In the Skateboarding Club, Mianmian had already learned to skateboard!

Little Bun was standing on a child’s skateboard, wobbling and sliding forward on the track. She was still chubby, and her short plump legs pushed on the ground, making the skateboard pick up speed for a substantial distance; the scene was incredibly cute!

All the children present were elementary students who hadn’t seen such a young kid play on a skateboard before. Most importantly, the kid had a shiny bald head, which was quite funny.

"Wow, suddenly there’s a little marinated egg."

"You can’t say that about someone, it’s impolite!"

"Exactly, little brother... oh, little sister is so cute, you can’t give people nicknames."

A group of older kids gathered together, discussing Mianmian.

Seeing how smoothly Mianmian skateboarded, some even wanted her to teach them how to do it.

Su Chenyan wore a proud expression: "Heh heh, my little auntie is awesome!"

What he didn’t know was that maintaining balance on Flying Sword was far more difficult than on a skateboard. Compared to each other, the two modes of transportation bore a strong resemblance.

After Mianmian had grasped skateboarding, she thought of Bai Bai, who wanted to fly, and her other little friends.

She skated up to Su Chenyan and looked up at him, "Fifth grandnephew, can Mianmian bring her friends here to play with the skateboard too?"

Su Chenyan nodded in agreement and called Su Chenyu.

The twins were at that moment making a fuss about going home with their great auntie. Hearing that the great auntie had settled her matters and was playing on the skateboard with their uncle, they clamored to join in.

So, the large group made its way to the Skateboarding Club in grand fashion.

By the time the twins arrived, Mianmian was already fielding questions.

"Little sister, do you have any tricks for skateboarding so well?"

Since it was all in fun, Mianmian didn’t mind being called little sister by these strangers, "You just have to maintain balance, like this and this and this, stand on it, and keep your center of gravity in the middle."

She spoke clearly and logically, and the bigger kids’ eyes lit up, "So that’s how it is! Little sister, you’re so cute. Which kindergarten do you go to?"

Mianmian answered, "I’m studying at Cuddly Kindergarten, in Class Three!"

"Ah, I’ve heard that’s a Noble Nursery School, Mianmian sister is so impressive to be able to study there."

As they spoke, someone reached out to pat Mianmian’s bald head.

Before the hand could touch her, Mianmian was pulled aside.

Su Chaoyu held his chin up with seriousness, "Don’t just touch our great auntie, hmph, we will protect our great auntie."

Su Chaoyang chimed in immediately, "That’s right, all of you boys can’t play with our great auntie just like that."

"If you want to play with great auntie, you must pass our tests!"

"Yeah, our tests!" Su Chaoyang echoed Su Chaoyu’s words, but then whispered to him, "Brother, what tests? You didn’t say anything about that."

Su Chaoyu himself was only imitating phrases from cartoons he had seen, having come up with the word "test" on the spot. He too was unsure what sort of test would show if these bigger kids wouldn’t bully their great auntie.

But since the words were already out, he couldn’t take them back.

Therefore, Su Chaoyu declared, "Lots of tests, including arithmetic and athletic ability, storytelling, and much more. You have to pass everything!"

The identical twins stood there with an air of protectors in front of Mianmian, amusingly making their declarations.

The bigger kids at the scene couldn’t stop laughing and agreed, "Okay, okay, we’ll take your tests—let’s begin now."

"Sure, I also want to compete with your sister... no, great auntie, in skateboarding. I must win then."

Everyone agreed to the tests, and Su Chaoyu blushed, genuinely at a loss for how to proceed.

He glanced around, spotted Liao An and the Yin siblings, and sought their help proactively, "You, can you help make the questions? Aren’t you guys in elementary school? These guys are already in school; you should test if they qualify to play with our great auntie."

The request made Liao An awkward while the Yin siblings weren’t yet familiar with embarrassment, but shock flickered in their eyes.

The two great-grandnephews of Mianmian were asking them to create the tests, but they had only been in school for three days. They knew little and had started from first grade.

What kind of question should they pose?

As they were wondering what to do, a familiar boy’s voice rang out, "Mianmian."