Transmigration: From Dragon Princess To Pampered Granddaughter
Chapter 389 - 390: Quite Adorable

Chapter 389: Chapter 390: Quite Adorable

"Even we don’t get this kind of treatment on a typical day. It’s mainly because Guibao likes the old master." Zhou Zhaodi, sitting at the adjacent table, was stretching his neck out to curry favor with his little niece.

As long as Guibao could please the old master of the Gu Family and win the affection of Tingyun, her future days in this family would certainly be easy and smooth.

After hearing this, Chen Dazhu didn’t feel as bitter as last time.

Remembering that Guibao had once told him she liked her grandpa could now bring Chen a sense of satisfaction. Besides, his elder brother was indeed very cordial to Guibao.

The old master Gu, sitting next to them, smiled kindly and patted Guibao’s head, saying: "Then I need to taste more."

Ma Xiulian was excellent at cooking. As there were guests visiting, she was generous with oil and seasonings. The dishes she made were especially tasty.

The small goldfish, in particular, were exceptionally tasty and tender. The Gu family, who had enjoyed a lot of delicious food in the past, kept praising it. Even the slightly picky Gu Siyu enjoyed it so much that she ate a lot of fish.

It was good that the goldfish didn’t have any tiny bones, so Gu Qingyun and Song Wennuan could let their daughter eat assuredly.

The people from the Chen family sitting at the neighboring table were wolfing down the food. In less than half a month, they had enjoyed two big meals of meat and fish. Zhou Zhaodi was hoping that the old master Gu would come often!

The two small goldfish were quickly devoured, leaving only the big bones.

Seeing that Dabai was roaming around the corner of the table with its tail wagging, Ma Xiulian decided to give it the fish bones: "Dabai, come here."

Dabai, now capable of hunting on its own, had become selective and only ate the leftover fish bones of the small goldfish.

But ever since Ma Xiulian found out Dabai was not a dog but a Wolf King, she believed it was just typical behavior because wolves in the mountains eat meat.

When Dabai saw the fish bones, its tail wagged faster. It picked them up straight away from her hand and gave her a grateful call: "Howl."

As the Wolf King received fewer pieces of the goldfish this time, it didn’t have as many bones to chew.

Fortunately, it had sharp teeth, which could easily break down the bones while also helping to sharpen the teeth.

After eating, it lay contentedly on a nest that Granny had made from hay for it, leisurely wagging its tail.

Little girls are often fond of fluffy animals, and Gu Siyu was no exception.

Looking at Dabai’s white fur, she found it rather adorable, especially when it was wagging its fluffy tail. The sight instantly made her heart flutter.

After finishing her meal, she couldn’t help but approach with the intention of patting it.

Seeing this, Gu Qingyun was taken aback and promptly grabbed his daughter: "Don’t go near it, dogs bite!"

Even though the wolf seemed harmless at the moment, it was still a wild animal, which could be extremely dangerous.

Song Wennuan was equally anxious and worried: "Quickly hold Siyu back."

That was a wolf after all!

"Dabai doesn’t bite." Helian Qiao explained in a sweet and innocent voice, her big, contrasting black and white eyes wide open.

Gu Siyu instantly looked at her parents expectantly and asked, "So, can I touch it?"

"Sure."

Helian Qiao nodded, beckoned Dabai over, and said, "Dabai, come here."

Dabai immediately stood up and rush over to her, wagging its tail to show its friendliness.

Helian Qiao praised it by patting its head, and then turned to Gu Siyu, "Go on, touch it."

Since the little girl Helian had demonstrated, Gu Qingyun had no choice but to allow his daughter to touch the wolf.

So, Gu Siyu carefully reached out to touch Dabai’s head.

Guiding Siyu, Gu Qingyun stood by, alert all the time, fearing Dabai might suddenly unleash its wolfish nature.

Song Wennuan, too, did not dare to take her eyes off even for a second. Her heart was thumping so loud that she could hear it.