Everyone Wants to Pamper the Lucky Daughter Chapter 273 – Wanting to Invite Her to Treat Second Uncle’s Leg_1

Chapter 273: Chapter 271: Wanting to Invite Her to Treat Second Uncle’s Leg_1

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“Ahem.”

Lin Jinyu’s brain was stunned by He Yao’s magical thought process, nearly spouting out old blood. She couldn’t help but knock on his forehead.

“What on earth are you thinking about?”

“And what about you? Take a look at that young girl, her eyes are so eager, almost like fire shooting out of them.”

He Yao covered his forehead, unwilling to accept the truth, and argued back, “If you don’t believe me, ask Li Yong, he saw it too.”

“Mhm.”

Li Yong nodded his head vigorously as he was intent on watching the show.

“Second Uncle injured his leg, and has been bedridden for two years now.”

Lin Jinyu’s brows darkened, and she explained with a bitter smile, “I was wondering if I could ask her to treat Second Uncle’s leg.”

“Oh, sorry, I overthought it.”

Upon hearing this, He Yao’s face turned red immediately, and he embarrassingly apologized while touching his nose.

“It’s nothing. I was too absorbed in my thoughts, leading to misunderstandings.”

Lin Jinyu smiled generously, and out of the corner of her eye, she saw Su Qingluo, Li Moyun, and Wang Yehan leaving one after another. She subconsciously took a few steps forward.

“Jinyu, don’t worry, with Mengzi around, why would we worry about not meeting her sister?”

He Yao hurriedly stopped Lin Jinyu, “Second Uncle’s injury has been there for a long time, so we’ll wait for a suitable opportunity and visit the Su Clan together.”

“Yeah, you’re right. I’m just being too anxious.”

Lin Jinyu stopped in his tracks, and sighed helplessly.

Second Uncle?

Lin Jinyu’s Second Uncle, as well as their young Master’s Second Uncle!

It seemed like it was time to find an opportunity for the siblings to meet. The Young Master would definitely not ignore someone in the Duke of Zhen’s residence who needed treatment once he knew about it.

Little Kingfisher glided above the Martial Arts Arena and sneaked their conversation into her ears. She circled around Lin Jinyu’s head a few times, flapped her little wings, and swiftly flew away like a gust of wind.

“Boss, you’re amazing – winning so effortlessly in a two-on-one battle.”

Upon returning to the classroom, Su Qingluo instantly became the center of attention. Aside from Li Moyun and Wang Yehan, everyone surrounded her and praised her endlessly.

Li Haoming had the sweetest words, saying what everyone was thinking first.

“Now those two will be upset for a few more days. Usually, their tails are always raised high in the sky – only our boss can subdue them.”

Wei Ziming could never accept Li Moyun and Wang Yehan and constantly wanted to poke fun at them. Now that he had a legitimate chance, he wouldn’t let it slip by.

“Both have good talents and are willing to work hard for progress. They’re already among the top contenders among their peers.”

Su Qingluo calmly faced her flatterers and spoke the truth.

“If they’re already at the top, wouldn’t that make our boss even more amazing?”

Liu Xiuming smoothly chimed in.

“Mhm.”

Everyone nodded vigorously in agreement.

“Alright, let’s not talk about them. How are you guys? In the four months since we last met, have you gotten any skills you can show off to everyone?”

Su Qingluo was composed and didn’t plan to boast about herself.

“Boss, recently, I’ve been learning the Stargazing Technique – observing the stars and predicting the future.”

Li Yunxiu was the first to speak, quite smug as he tossed his hair back.

“Not bad. Once you’ve mastered stargazing, you can become a fortune teller in the future. We’ll rely on you if we ever want to change our destinies.”

Su Qingluo raised an eyebrow mockingly.

“Hahaha.”

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When they heard the words ‘fortune teller’, everyone burst into laughter.

“Boss, you’re being unfair, making fun of me.”

Li Yunxiu pretended to be upset as he pouted.

“When did I?”

Su Qingluo faced his resentful gaze, struggled to suppress her laughter, and it pained her to hold it in.