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Chapter 1380 - 940 Half and Half (Requesting Monthly Tickets!)

Chapter 1380: 940 Half and Half (Requesting Monthly Tickets!)

"Mom, is this okay?"

The kitchen.

The little girl squatting on the ground picked up the wet white radish from the basin.

Yu Hui, tinkering with the stove, nodded absent-mindedly.

The little girl, feeling satisfied for helping her mom, stood up with the radish, "Mom, is there more vegetables to wash?"

Yu Hui turned around, walked over, took the radish from her daughter’s hand, and forced a smile, saying, "Mommy will do it herself, go play by yourself."

The little girl patted the water off her hands and immediately asked, "Can Yao Yao go play with sister and brother?"

The adult didn’t mind.

Could endure.

But for a child her age, it’s the time when she needs playmates; the quiet temple, although peaceful, was too dull.

However, the little girl was more sensible than the average child and never fussed.

"No."

Yu Hui’s face tightened, she responded without hesitation, looking down at her daughter’s expectant eyes, but didn’t soften.

"You can only stay here and play."

The little girl was disappointed, not exactly sad, more like puzzled, not understanding why her always doting mother suddenly became strict.

But a child is a child, won’t resist, claim independence, obediently uttered an "oh," moved a stool, and purposely sat by the door, not in the way of her mother cooking.

Yu Hui couldn’t bear it, but had no choice but to turn a blind eye.

The little girl sat on the low stool, resting her head on her hands, quiet and well-behaved, watching her mom cook.

"Have the radishes been washed?"

A gentle voice drifted in from outside the door.

The little girl, nearly dozing off, jolted awake, turned her head sharply, then immediately stood up from the low stool.

"Big brother."

Yu Hui, who was cooking, looked over.

At the kitchen door,

Jiang Chen stood there, a faint smile on his lips, not entering.

"Are the radishes washed?"

He asked again.

The little girl nodded.

"Then want to go see pandas with brother?"

See what?

Pandas?!

This seemed even more absurd than going to see goldfish with her uncle!

Yu Hui became tense again, stopped her work.

"Are there pandas here?"

The little girl widened her eyes.

Jiang Chen nodded with a straight face, "I saw them the last time I was here."

After all, she was a child, not doubting the truth of his words at all, the little girl was excited and immediately wanted to nod in agreement, but still looked back at her mother.

It’s said that poor children have to take responsibility early.

Actually, that’s not entirely true.

The proportion of well-behaved children in wealthy families is not necessarily lower than that of poorer ones, it’s just that public opinion likes to seize upon a small handful of spoiled rich kids as a topic.

"I’ll take Yao Yao out for a bit, we’ll be back when the meal is ready."

Jiang Chen looked at the once beautiful host.

Yu Hui hesitated, silent.

"Is it okay, mommy?"

The little girl asked pleadingly.

Yu Hui clenched her teeth, struggling, but finally slowly nodded.

"Yay!"

The little girl yelled happily, then turned and ran out, holding Jiang Chen’s hand eagerly, "Big brother, let’s go see the pandas."

Jiang Chen gave Yu Hui a slight smile, then turned around.

Watching the big and small figures leaving, Yu Hui clenched her jaw tight, emotions complicated.

The Taoist nun sister, going through a phase of training and returning to the mountain, surely had many insights to share with the old Taoist master, so Jiang Chen didn’t disturb the master-disciple duo, instead taking the little girl out of the temple alone.

Relying on his extraordinary memory, he determined the direction, then walked calmly to the right.

Perhaps due to his amiable nature, the little girl felt no fear towards him, asking endless questions along the way.

This is just the nature of a child.

"Big brother, are the pandas here?"

They walked into a forest, one big, one small.

"Hmm, they’re around here."

Not just empty boasting.

Jiang Chen wasn’t deceiving the child.

Last time he came, he really did encounter the national treasure here, but of course, he couldn’t find the exact spot this time.

"But I can’t see them."

"Let’s look around."

After a quarter of an hour, Jiang Chen started to feel a bit embarrassed.

"Big brother, are there really pandas here? Yao Yao has lived here so long and never seen any."

The little girl finally felt a hint of doubt.

"Maybe it’s too hot and the pandas are hiding somewhere cool."

Jiang Chen didn’t give up, continuing to lead the girl through the forest treasure hunting. He wasn’t lying, there were indeed pandas on the mountain, but that didn’t mean luck would favor them every time.

Moreover.

Last time, it was probably because of Lan Pei Zhi’s influence.

The giant panda called "Da Bai" by Lan Pei Zhi didn’t show Jiang Chen any face and never appeared, but there was a pleasant surprise. Following the babbling mountain stream, Jiang Chen found the waterfall he had seen last time, and the stone wall covered with sword marks.

The pine blossom brew, he wondered if it was sourced from here.

"Wash your face."

Jiang Chen squatted by the mountain stream, scooped up water, and washed his face.

The water was cool, refreshing in the summer.

The little girl didn’t come over, entranced instead by the beautiful and mysterious waterfall, her mouth unconsciously open, eyes wide.

"Have you never been here before?"

Jiang Chen stood up, flicked the water droplets from his hands.

The little girl nodded blankly, murmuring, "So beautiful."

"When you’re bored, you can take mom for a walk around, you might discover many interesting places."

Although they didn’t find the pandas, at least it wasn’t a complete loss.

Without disturbing the child enjoying the wonders and beauty of nature, Jiang Chen walked over to the stone wall.

Observing it once more, he could still feel the fierce Sword Qi emanating from the deep grooves in the stone wall.