Transmigration: From Dragon Princess To Pampered Granddaughter
Chapter 842 - 839: Really Quite Domineering

Chapter 842: Chapter 839: Really Quite Domineering

Clutching an exquisite little bag in her hand, she was seated elegantly on the sofa in the hotel lobby, sipping coffee.

Seeing the two come out of the elevator, Bai Weiyin took a tip out of her bag and placed it next to the coffee cup before getting up and walking over, "Qiaoqiao, Mr. Gu, good morning."

"Good morning, Weiwei," Helian Qiao responded brightly.

Gu Tingyun was very skilled at giving massages.

Bai Weiyan naturally took Helian Qiao’s arm, behaving affectionately, "Let’s go for dim sum first, then I’ll pick out a dress for you for the horse race."

"Sure!"

The Little Princess did not mind because she could feel the sincere affection from the other person.

Yet, as Gu Tingyun watched the entwined arms, he imperceptibly furrowed his brows.

He did not like other beings touching his Guibao, regardless of gender.

However, seeing Guibao’s radiant little face, he decided to let it go this time.

Bai Weiyang was aware that they had come from the mainland and probably hadn’t prepared clothes for the horse race event, so after finishing dim sum, she took them to a foreign fashion designer she was familiar with to choose a dress.

Today’s horse race event was not only for watching the races but also an occasion for the ladies to showcase their dresses.

Horse racing is a social activity that originated among the European aristocracy, where ladies must wear hats and dresses when attending. Over a hundred years ago, well-known ladies who attended the races would wear splendid clothes to compete in beauty and style.

Bai Weiyin had already reserved her clothes early, and her main purpose now was to help Qiaoqiao choose an outfit. She couldn’t afford to be outdone at the race.

She picked several dresses in a row; each one that Helian Qiao tried on was exceptionally fitting and beautiful, and with exquisite hat accessories, she resembled a Royal Princess from over a century ago.

So she directly took out her card and said generously, "Bought! The ones we just tried on as well, get them all!"

A little white rabbit this cute and pretty, she was very willing to foot the bill.

However, the shop manager smiled and said, "Miss Bai, Mr. Gu has already paid."

"OK, let’s go then."

Bai Weiyin put her card back and reached out wanting to take Helian Qiao’s hand.

But before she could touch her, she felt a keen gaze as sharp as reality slicing across the back of her hand, and she subconsciously withdrew her hand.

"Guibao—" Gu Tingyun opened his hand toward his little hamster and called softly.

Helian Qiao placed her small hand into his palm and was then firmly enveloped.

Seeing this, Bai Weiyin clicked her tongue. This man’s possessiveness was really quite domineering.

The three of them got into the car parked by the roadside together and drove towards the racecourse.

The horse racing event was held at the Bai Family’s racetrack. Since it was organized by the Bai Family, besides the rich daughters, many stars also attended in fancy dress, making it more lively than ordinary races.

The weather was nice today, with the sun shining brightly and an endless expanse of blue sky. The racetrack was also bustling with activity; the Harbor City race was among the most attended and grandest events of the year.

With different consumer groups in mind, the racetrack had various entrances, including the public entrance where one bought tickets to enter and member entrances. The areas accessed through different entrances were varied, and so was the experience of watching the horse racing.

The former led to cramped spectator stands where seating was tightly packed. Along the aisles, vendors were hawking their goods, creating a noisy atmosphere with a mix of smells.

The latter, starting from the red carpet at the entrance, signified a difference from the former: a spacious area suffused with a faint elegant fragrance, where everyone was dressed in suits and dresses as if they were not attending a horse race but rather a concert.