Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 612 - 611: What I’m Talking About is the Smell of Death

Chapter 612: Chapter 611: What I’m Talking About is the Smell of Death

Seeing Mianmian embarrassed, Charlie told everyone to stop posting emojis.

No sooner had he finished speaking than someone boldly asked, "Could we invite Little Auntie to the Company for a visit? We all want to meet her."

"Exactly, exactly, Little Auntie is so cute, you can’t be the only one to meet her."

"Or we could see Little Auntie while on an external assignment."

Charlie immediately asked Mianmian, "Little Auntie, do you want to come play at the office with me?"

Mianmian thought for a moment, then turned to ask Su Chenyu how much longer it would be before he returned to the country.

Su Chenyu said, "The patient needs a three-day stabilization period, I’ll return home after three days."

Mianmian replied, "Three days later is just fine; Mianmian’s next live-stream is also in three days. Then Mianmian will go play with Charlie first, and my third nephew, you stay busy here."

During the conversation, Mianmian took out many talismans and gave them to Su Chenyu, urging him to wear them.

Now that she could use magic abroad, she should give Su Chenyu more protective talismans to prevent further trouble.

Charlie said, "I’ll leave my bodyguard here, so no suspicious individuals will get near you in the hospital. Also, be cautious and don’t get too close to people."

Su Chenyu nodded.

He too wanted to join Mianmian, but the conference had not fully concluded and, as head surgeon, he had to stay to monitor the patient, leaving him with no time.

He did want Mianmian to stay in the hospital with him, but it really wasn’t appropriate given the bustling and talkative environment.

Besides, having been targeted, he had to figure out how to retaliate.

He, Su Chenyu, was not someone easily manipulated!

Mianmian, following Charlie to his company, was also curious.

She had yet to meet her international fans!

The exterior of Charlie’s company’s office building wasn’t much different from the Su Family’s in size, the only distinction being the material used. Charlie’s office building exterior featured much more transparent glass, making it possible to see people working inside from the outside.

"Curious about the design?" Charlie, seeing what Mianmian was thinking, took the initiative to explain, "Transparent glass allows people inside to see out, and vice versa. Staff who are comfortable with this design are generally more open and outgoing in nature. Of course, it also has to do with cultural differences between our two countries."

Mianmian nodded.

Indeed, when riding in Dragon Country, most of the buildings seen from the car windows are enclosed.

Now, not only Charlie’s company, but many others too have adopted this transparent design.

No sooner had they finished discussing the building than the car stopped underneath it.

Mianmian was carried out of the car by Charlie and saw many people waiting in the hall on the first floor even before entering the building.

The people were too enthusiastic, each wearing a smile. They really wanted to come closer when they saw her, but after a stern reprimand, none dared to move.

"Ah, I mentioned maintaining decorum in front of Little Auntie." The lady, her hair meticulously combed and dressed in a black suit, was quite satisfied as she bowed to Charlie, "President, welcome Little Auntie to visit our company."

Her Dragon Language was better than Charlie’s by quite a bit, and with black hair and black eyes, she didn’t quite look like a pure Westerner.

"Hello, Little Auntie, you can just call me Lilia. I’m Mr. Charlie’s secretary, and I’m of mixed nationality, with my black hair and eyes coming from your country."

Mianmian learned in kindergarten that people with ancestry from many countries are called mixed-race.

"Hello there, Lilia." Mianmian greeted Lilia with a smile and didn’t forget to wave to everyone else.

Charlie’s staff, containing their excitement, lined up for autographs.

Mianmian took up the pen and signed for each of them. Some girls went so far as to turn around, extending their shirt-clad arms: "Sign here, I’ll never wear this shirt again, I’ll hang it up at home."

After finishing with autographs, Mianmian was finally free to go to Charlie’s office.

Lilia brought drinks to Mianmian, who politely thanked her before taking a sip.

Hardly had she finished her drink, when she started to feel sleepy, yawning one after another.

"Mianmian’s sleepy," she murmured quietly, "Charlie, is there a place I can sleep?"

Charlie had Lilia take Mianmian to the waiting room, which had a bed.

Lilia was about to pick up Mianmian when Yang Xian had already scooped her up first.

Yang Xian, who had not drunk the tea prepared by Lilia, looked at them with a hint of wariness.

Lilia chuckled lightly: "Little Auntie’s friend seems quite anxious. Are you afraid we mean harm to her? For example, that the drink I just gave Little Auntie was poisoned?"

As she spoke, Lilia finished the remainder of Mianmian’s drink.

Yang Xian’s expression remained unchanged, and he said, "I trust those she trusts, but she is very innocent."

In the short half-day since arriving in America, considering people Mianmian had dealt with belonged to Charlie’s family rivalries, it was hard for him not to be overly concerned.

Lilia was about to tease Yang Xian a bit more when Charlie stopper her.

"It’s good for Little Auntie’s companions to be alert," Charlie said with a smile. "Weren’t you the one who used to warn me about the same thing? About staying too close to other girls."

Lilia’s eyebrows arched slightly: "Indeed, you were too close, and that woman certainly had ill intentions."

While the president and secretary conversed, Yang Xian had already laid Mianmian down on the bed.

Mianmian got up early intending to clean the zoo, but after learning of Su Chenyu’s danger, she immediately flew over, her nerves on edge the whole time. Now that she was asleep, she slept soundly, emitting soft "hoo-hoo" sounds from her nose.

Yang Xian moved a chair to sit by Mianmian’s side, using his mobile phone to contact Su Chenjin and Su Chenzhou.

Lilia closed the door for them and turned back to tend to business with Charlie.

As they were busy, Sai Ya suddenly arrived.

The moment Sai Ya entered, he couldn’t stop sniffing.

"What are you doing, Sai Ya? I’ve told you many times not to act like that," Lilia reproached him, annoyed.

But Sai Ya said, "Something’s off, I feel like someone has come to our company, a strange smell."

Lilia asked, "Are you talking about Little Auntie?"

Sai Ya shook his head: "No, it’s the smell of death, that kind of ominous presence that signifies death..."

Speaking, he followed the scent to the door of the waiting room and, without waiting for Lilia and Charlie to intervene, opened the door.

As soon as the door was open, Sai Ya went into high alert.

Charlie and Lilia couldn’t see it, but Sai Ya could.

Black mist lingered around Yang Xian and Mianmian, indeed the source of the scent of death.

Sai Ya reported what he saw, plunging Charlie into panic.

If Little Auntie came to his territory only to be harmed by their deity, could that provoke a war among gods?