Everyone Wants to Pamper the Lucky Daughter Chapter 300 – The Little Prince with Huya Arrives_1

Chapter 300: Chapter 298: The Little Prince with Huya Arrives_1

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“Hehe, it’s still warm.”

Ye Xue’e happily took the egg, wrapped it in a silk handkerchief, and lovingly looked at the little girl, “Aunt Xue will have someone steam an egg custard for you.”

“Mmm.”

Su Qingluo smiled with her eyes curved, enjoying these moments with her mother immensely.

“Roar!”

A tiger’s roar came from just beyond the wall of the small courtyard.

“Sister.”

The Little Prince’s childish voice came from outside the wall.

“Xuan’er is here?”

Su Qingluo raised her eyebrows in surprise.

The Little Prince was obviously at the other courtyard attending school. Why did he come to Lin’s Residence near noon?

“Huya!”

Lin Jinyang just happened to run out from the inner courtyard at this moment. Hearing Huya’s roar, he excitedly ran ahead, opening the door before the doorkeeper could.

“Roar!”

“Sister.”

Huya and the Little Prince ran in from outside, one after the other.

Huya excitedly circled around Su Qingluo, while the Little Prince buried his head in his sister’s arms, acting cute.

“Huya, Huya, Huya, haha, why did you come to my house?”

Lin Jinyang, not to be outdone, chased after them from the courtyard door, sneakily reaching out to touch Huya’s fur.

“Roar!”

Huya growled lowly, baring its teeth as a warning, obviously not fond of the reckless boy.

“Huya, lie down.”

Su Qingluo noticed that Ye Xue’e’s expression was a bit uneasy, clearly never having been this close to a tiger before and frightened by Huya’s roar.

So, she patted its big head and gestured for it to quiet down.

Huya stared with its tiger eyes and bared its teeth at Lin Jinyang again. But it obediently lay down as instructed.

“Hehe, Huya, I’ll go get you some meat to eat.”

Lin Jinyang scratched the back of his head, laughing foolishly, and dashed towards the kitchen.

“Xuan’er, why are you here?”

Su Qingluo calmed Huya before she had time to ask the Little Prince.

“Xuan’er missed Sister.”

The Little Prince buried his face in his sister’s embrace, snuggling with his little upturned nose, “Sister only thinks about coming to Lin’s Residence and doesn’t love Xuan’er anymore.”

“Sister came to Lin’s Residence to treat Second Uncle Lin’s illness.”

Su Qingluo lovingly rubbed the Little Prince’s head, squatting down and looking into his eyes.”

“Xuan’er, you have classes in the other courtyard and you have Wei Ziming and the others with you. Aren’t you having fun?”

“They are not Sister. Xuan’er is not happy and doesn’t want to go to school without Sister.”

The Little Prince pouted, looking incredibly wronged.

“Xuan’er, you’re already six and a half years old, and you’ll be seven soon.”

Su Qingluo couldn’t help but feel helpless at the Little Prince’s occasional childish behavior, “At seven, you’ll be a big kid and can’t be willful. Do the two Masters know you ran back here from the other courtyard?”

“Morning classes are over, it’s lunch break now, and the Masters have gone to lunch.”

The Little Prince’s eyes reddened, feeling wronged that he didn’t receive his sister’s comfort.

“Have you eaten?”

Su Qingluo sighed softly.

“No.”

The Little Prince shook his head, his eyes brimming with unshed tears, making those watching feel heartache.

“Did you run back from the other courtyard by yourself? No one was with you?”

Su Qingluo’s heart softened. She looked around but did not see any shadow of the other reading companions. Anger flared up inside her.

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She had specifically instructed Li Moyun and Wang Yehan to look after the Little Prince and not let him get hurt when she was not around.

“They… don’t know I left.”

The Little Prince’s eyes flickered, avoiding his sister’s gaze.

Without saying it outright, he had deliberately misled Li Moyun and Wang Yehan. When the servant girl wasn’t paying attention, he sneaked out through the back door by himself.

Of course, the two Shadow Guards, Jifeng and Jiyu, were well aware of his whereabouts and secretly protected him, never appearing in public without good reason.