Rebirth as the Richest Woman in the World
Chapter 129 Exhausted by Concern (Part 4)

Chapter 129: 129 Exhausted by Concern (Part 4)

Chu Jin was amused to laughter by the interactions between the person and the dog.

She leaned in and also planted a kiss on the chubby little cheek of the little girl.

"Mmm, Pengpeng’s little face really smells good."

The little girl turned her head and pointed to the other cheek, softly saying, "Jin, this little face smells even better."

Chu Jin graciously kissed her on the other little cheek as well.

After the kiss, the little girl immediately flashed a mischievous smile, "Jin, actually I forgot to wash my face this morning..."

She would never tell Jin that her daddy had also kissed her little cheek at noon, and it seemed like daddy kissed her at the same spot as Jin.

Is this what they call an indirect kiss on TV?

Oh, the things she does for her daddy’s happiness.

It’s a pity her daddy still doesn’t get it. With things going like this, when will Jin become her mommy?

Does she really have to wait for Jin to get married and then divorced?

"Pengpeng, you’re so naughty," Chu Jin reached out and tapped the little girl’s forehead.

"Jin, I really like you!" The little girl smacked another kiss onto Chu Jin’s face.

After messing around for a while, Chu Jin began to set up her stall, and soon greeted her first customer of the day.

An old grandma with white hair, wearing traditional Chinese buttoned attire, carrying a blue ancient-style bundle on her shoulder.

She had a somewhat time-worn, lonely appearance.

Her wrinkled eyes had seen the ravages of the years.

Her expression was very kind.

"Hello, grandma," the little girl, being very sensible, went up to her, pulled out a chair, and half-helped the old grandma, saying, "Grandma, please have a seat."

Seeing such a cute child, the old grandma’s face, previously etched with worries, eased into a smile as she said, "What a good child. How old are you this year?"

The little girl lifted her adorable little head and crisply said, "Grandma, my name is Pengpeng, and I’m six years old this year."

The old grandma patted the little girl’s head and praised her, "Good child, good child."

"Grandma, you can ask Jin any questions; she’s really amazing," the little girl said as she pulled up a stool and sat next to Chu Jin.

"Alright, alright." Although she didn’t know if anyone could answer her question, she had to try it all the same.

Chu Jin nodded politely at the old grandma, "Elder, what would you like to know about?"

The elderly lady tremblingly took out a piece of black cloth from her pocket.

She then unfolded it layer by layer, revealing a small wooden box to view.

The old lady opened the box, carefully took out a ruby pendant, which under the sunlight, emitted an antique yet mysterious glow.

If one looked closely, they would also notice a faint spiritual energy swirling around the ruby.

It was clear that this was no ordinary pendant.

The little girl’s big eyes stared intensely, "Wow, it’s so beautiful."

Even though she was born into privilege and had seen countless treasures, she was still captivated by the ruby pendant before her.

The old lady’s rough, wrinkled fingers stood in stark contrast to the red gem.

Chu Jin hadn’t expected such a plainly dressed elder to produce such a valuable pendant.

However, by the look of the old woman, this pendant seemed to be something very important to her.

Something beyond price.

The old grandma placed the ruby pendant on the table and then looked up at Chu Jin.

A flash of surprise crossed her eyes.

This young girl wasn’t only beautiful with charming features and a fair complexion but also had an elegant demeanor, embodying a sense of nobility.

Moreover, upon seeing her ruby pendant, her eyes showed appreciation and nothing else.

Unlike the other Jianghu shamans she had encountered, who would display strong greed in their eyes at the sight of the ruby, wanting to claim it for themselves, and doing nothing to hide it.

They really thought she was too old to see their dirty intentions.

Only this young girl was different; her eyes were clear and unclouded, untainted by worldly concerns.

Hopefully, she could bring some surprises.

The old grandma pushed the ruby pendant a bit closer to Chu Jin and said,

"Young lady, I’d like you to help me see whether the owner of this pendant is still alive, and if so, where she might be now?"

Her voice was somewhat hoarse and murky.

Chu Jin nodded, "Alright, please wait a moment."

She then quickly started shuffling the cards, looking down.

Considering the presence of the little girl, Chu Jin’s shuffling was more complex and rapid, somewhat dizzying.

The little girl immediately clapped enthusiastically in encouragement.

Chu Jin was again arranging the ’Sacred Triangle’ card spread.

This spread was mainly used to predict ’past, present, and future.’

"Elder, please draw three cards one by one."