Transmigration: From Dragon Princess To Pampered Granddaughter
Chapter 392 - 393: Promise to Grandfather

Chapter 392: Chapter 393: Promise to Grandfather

The Rural Little Princess, in reality, had only ever been as far as the town and naturally hadn’t seen a train before.

Gu Siyu was initially watching her older brother with a sad look on her face, but after hearing her words, she asked in surprise, "You don’t even know what a train is?"

Helian Qiao shook her head honestly: "I don’t know."

Whenever she had to go out in the past, she would either be perched atop a Big Bad Dragon or her King Father and older brothers’ heads, or she would be sitting in a mustard seed carriage pulled by a Warcraft or Spiritual Beast.

There were no flaming carriages in her inherited memories.

Gu Siyu immediately wore a sympathetic expression and said, "You’ve been showing me around these past few days, once we get to the Capital, I’ll show you around too. I’ll take you to eat some yummy food."

Helian Qiao simply nodded her head, crisply agreeing, "Alright."

Gu Siyu considered it for a moment, then reluctantly added, "You can also use my oil painting brush to draw."

It’s not like she liked the chubby girl, she just felt pity for her, that’s all.

The couple Gu Qingyun, both were surprised, because their own daughter treasured that oil brush very much.

The oil brush was something her aunt had brought back from abroad. She rarely let other children play with it. Yet this time, she took the initiative to lend it to Guibao to play with.

The couple exchanged a smile. It seems like their daughter really liked Guibao.

However, without hesitation, Helian Qiao said: "I don’t want it."

Even though she also didn’t know what an oil brush was, she had absolutely no interest in drawing.

"Fine then!" Gu Siyu pouted, huffily declaring.

She was reluctant to part with it anyway!

Then she turned to look at Gu Tingyun, saying reluctantly, "Brother, you must come back to visit me soon!"

She actually didn’t want to leave. Last night, she had been making a fuss and crying about it, but after getting a love smack as education from Song Wennuan, she promptly straightened up.

"Alright." Gu Tingyun nodded.

He’ll also bring Guibao back with him then.

Then raising his little head to look at their grandfather, he solemnly said, "Grandpa, you must take care of your health and not always get angry."

The fierceness in the old man’s eyes softened at this moment and he gently patted Tingyun on the head as he chuckled, "Grandpa knows."

Then he patted Helian Qiao on the head and with gratitude and satisfaction in his eyes, said, "Little girl, don’t forget what you promised grandpa."

Helian Qiao nodded solemnly: "Mmm, I remember!"

Finally, with reddened eyes, Gu Siyu was led away by her parents and tearfully peered over her shoulder three times to look back as she entered the train station: "Brother, goodbye! Guibao, goodbye!"

Helian Qiao waved back energetically, her baby-voice clear and loud: "Goodbye!"

The Dragons Clan’s lifespan was too long, often times sleeping and waking up to find hundreds of years had passed, so the Little Princess had no perception of the grief of parting.

But having lost his memories and regained a new life, Gu Tingyun was reluctant to leave his grandfather, but at least he had the little hamster to accompany him.

So, he firmly held on to her chubby little hand and declared with determination, "Guibao, we will always be together."

Helian Qiao nonchalantly replied with an "Mmm" She just hopes that Big Bad Dragon wouldn’t tease or bully her like before.

Once they couldn’t see their figures anymore, Gu Qingshan picked up the two little ones and rode back to the commune.

*

Two months flashed by. On this day, as usual, Li Chunhua and her sisters-in-law from her maternal home were the earliest to rise, responsible for making fire and cooking for the entire family.

She stood by the stove, smelling the delicious scent of food wafting out of the pot. Her mouth was watering uncontrollably and her stomach growled with hunger, but she dared not sneak a bite.

Because Old Lady Li kept a strict tally of every meal’s portion, and she would know if anything was missing. Any sign of food theft would result in a severe beating.