From Villain to Cherished: Counter My Role by Pampering Kids
Chapter 51: Be a Good Child

Chapter 51: Chapter 51: Be a Good Child

They were relieved that they had treated Su Yan fairly well.

The couple had never expected that the child was actually a Lu Family child. No wonder the child didn’t seem to be from an ordinary family.

Huang Yiliu thought to herself, Su Xingwan was so eager to get the child back those days because she knew the child belonged to the Lu Family and was about to be found by them, right?

She imagined that Su Xingwan must have offended the Lu Family, and her fate would be quite miserable.

Lu Yun’s car, halfway down the road, encountered the running Ye Yixing.

"Cousin, are you going to look for trouble with Su Xingwan?"

Lu Yun didn’t speak, but his expression confirmed Ye Yixing’s words.

Ye Yixing: "You’re looking in the wrong place, Su Xingwan isn’t home right now."

"Then where are they?"

"They went out for shopping and dining, just on the commercial street."

Lu Yun looked at Xu Xiao, who immediately understood: "Mr. Lu, I’ll turn around now."

Ye Yixing chuckled: "Take me with you!"

"Get in the car!"

"Alright, cousin!"

Ye Yixing had come to find his cousin. He guessed that his cousin, knowing the truth, might go find trouble with Su Xingwan, but he didn’t expect him to act so quickly.

It seems that his cousin’s child weighs heavily in his heart indeed.

But no surprise, after all, Lu Zhichen is his elder brother. Although their brotherly relationship wasn’t good, like water and fire, they are ultimately blood brothers.

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Once all the dishes were served, the little ones couldn’t wait to start eating.

Little Su Hua eagerly placed food into Aunt’s bowl, her eyes curved in a smile.

"Auntie, you eat first!"

"Alright, Hua Bao, you eat too." Su Xingwan smiled.

Little Su Hua also served Aunt Tang some food.

Being so little, she couldn’t hold the chopsticks steady, looking quite clumsy as she served, but she still tried her best.

Tang Muya quickly offered her bowl to prevent the dish from falling onto the table halfway through.

"Hua Bao, just eat yourself. No need to serve Aunt Tang." Tang Muya laughed.

Little Su Hua shook her head seriously, her small face earnest: "No way, everyone should be served. We’re good kids."

Little Su Luo laughed: "I’m a good kid too."

"Right, right! You’re both good kids." Tang Muya couldn’t help but reach out to pat their heads.

Looking at their adorable little faces, it was too cute to bear.

Oh no! Watching them every day made her want to raise kids herself.

Then the little ones turned to Little Su Yan: "Brother, you should serve Auntie too!"

Little Su Yan: "..."

Little Su Hua, seeing the big brother unmoving, blinked: "Serve food, big brother. Don’t you want to be a good kid?"

Little Su Yan still didn’t move.

Seeing this, Su Xingwan said, "Alright, Hua Bao, Luo Bao, you eat first. Brother just got home, let him eat by himself."

At this moment, Little Su Luo served his brother food, smiling brightly.

"Then I’ll serve brother food!"

Little Su Hua also served him food.

"Big brother, you look even smaller than me and little brother now. You need to eat more to be as big as us!"

In their eyes, being fed and chubby meant they were grown up.

"Otherwise, you’ll have to call us brother and sister!"

After finishing, Little Su Luo giggled with his sister.

Seeing his younger siblings so happy, Little Su Yan felt a twinge of envy.

But he wanted to remain the big brother, never becoming the little brother.

Then he quietly picked up his chopsticks and began to eat in big bites.

Little Su Yan was still just a three-year-old child, pledging to reclaim his role as the older brother after listening to his siblings.

Su Xingwan smiled as she watched Little Su Yan gradually getting along with the little ones.

The restaurant was warm, and after eating, the three little ones felt a bit hot, taking off their coats and neatly placing them to the side.

After finishing the meal, Su Xingwan and Tang Muya took the three little ones out of the restaurant.

Then they noticed white flakes falling from the night sky.

The three little ones had no real concept or memory of snowflakes.

Seeing the feather-like white snowflakes, their eyes instantly lit up, quickly reaching out to catch them.

"Auntie! What is this, it’s so pretty!"

Su Xingwan laughed: "These are snowflakes."

"Auntie, snowflakes are so chilly!"

Little Su Luo went up and licked one; it had no taste, but he still thought it was delicious.

Seeing this, Little Su Hua also went up and licked one.

Then they handed the snowflakes they’d caught to their big brother: "Brother, you have a taste too."

Little Su Yan, keeping a stoic face: "I don’t want to eat it."

"Why not? I think it’s tasty."

Su Xingwan pulled them along: "Babies, let’s not eat snowflakes. Come, Auntie takes you for a walk."

If she didn’t stop them, these little ones would play with snowflakes all night.

On the way, their extraordinarily adorable little faces, each topped with a tuft of hair, led the way.

They walked like three little penguins, waddling adorably, drawing the attention of passers-by who couldn’t help but turn to look, and some even took out their phones to take pictures. In the snowy weather, as snowflakes like goose feathers fell on them, they looked even more beautiful.

Tang Muya laughed: "They’re really quite popular."

Su Xingwan was already used to it. Every time she took them out, they always caught the attention of many passers-by. Now, with the three little ones, the attention they received was even greater.

"Oh my gosh! What beautiful and adorable triplets!"

"Their looks are off the charts!"

"Didn’t you see their mom is also beautiful? Of course, she’d have such good-looking babies."

The two only heard what the surrounding uncles, aunts, brothers, and sisters were saying, and quickly ran to their aunt’s side.

"Auntie, what are they saying?"

Su Xingwan laughed: "They’re praising you."

"Wow! Praising us! They must know we’re good kids."

Su Xingwan bent down, gently tapped their little noses with her hand, and smiled warmly: "Yes, they all know you’re good kids."

Then the little ones were even happier, hopping as they walked, the tufts on their heads bobbing joyfully.

When they reached the supermarket they had been to before, the little ones knew what Auntie was up to.

"Auntie, are we buying a new coat for big brother?"

Su Xingwan smiled: "Yes, Hua Bao, you’re amazing for guessing so quickly."

When Little Su Hua heard her aunt praise her, the tuft of hair on her head bobbed even more merrily.

Little Su Yan heard that mischievous little aunt was taking him to buy a coat, and his eyes couldn’t help but look towards her.

At that moment, Su Xingwan took the initiative to hold his small hand.

"Come on, Yanbao, Auntie will take you to buy a nice new coat!"

She actually called him Yanbao like she did with his siblings!!

Little Su Yan’s little face inexplicably blushed at that moment, awkwardly turning his head away, yet didn’t shake off the hand holding his.

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