The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 75 I swear

Qin Huai watched as Xiao Ayu flew towards him, frowned, and turned slightly to the side.

Xiao Ayu was about to pounce on Qin Huai, but caught off guard, she fell to the ground with a thud.

Little Ayu was stunned by the fall. When she turned to look at Qin Huai, her eyes were full of disbelief.

"Little brother?"

[This kid is such a brat! Honey, we don't like him anymore!]

The little dumpling was furious; how could it let its precious treasure fall to the ground?
How painful!
Even if you wear thick clothes, it won't work!
Qin Huai stood still, but his fingers, which were tucked behind his back, trembled slightly.

He had already made an exception for her yesterday by weaving her a flower wreath, and he couldn't let her get close to him again today.

The more innocent she appears, the more likely it is a trap.

Even in his final moments, he hoped to remain conscious.

"Big brother, you didn't do it on purpose, right?" Little Ayu's eyes were filled with tears, but she was smiling.

Her smile was so wide that tears welled up in her eyes. She quickly wiped them away, then lay down on the ground and refused to get up, stubbornly staring at Qin Huai with her neck twisted.

Qin Huai turned his face away, not wanting to answer her.

"I understand..." came a disappointed voice.

Qin Huai thought: She said "I" because she must have fallen and hurt herself a lot.
He should have caught her; after all, she was just a little girl.

It wasn't her fault that she was being used.

Thinking about it, he turned his gaze to the side, intending to help Xiao Ayu up, but saw that the little person had already slowly walked away step by step.

She walked so slowly that Qin Huai only needed to run a couple of steps to catch up with her.

But he didn't move.

She must be faking it.

"Young Master." Red Armor ran over, panting.

Qin Huai instantly suppressed all his emotions and deliberately resumed his expressionless demeanor.

Looking at the young master's youthful face and the deliberately stern expression, Chi Jia inexplicably felt that he seemed a little different today.

"Speak," Qin Huai said, raising his chin.

"That Blood Rain Pavilion assassin has broken bones all over his body, and his speech is not fluent, so I can't find out any more information. However, he has a Yellow-level kill order, so he must be hunting someone down, but he hasn't succeeded yet."

Different sects in the martial arts world have different rules, but assassin organizations generally have a set of common rules, such as the Heaven, Earth, Black, and Yellow Level Four Kill Orders.

The worst level is yellow, which means the mission is relatively simple and the target is relatively weak.

"Therefore, I suspect that he must have wandered into this place by mistake, and that he did not come here for us."

Chi Jia felt that this was already the most remote place.

Moreover, Akahira had already dealt with all the tails beforehand, and when they came, they had some people leave false information along the way, so they shouldn't be able to catch up.

Qin Huai nodded, indicating that he understood.

After Chi Jia finished his report, he had to go back to work; he needed to continue building the house.

Yesterday, the young master stayed at Hu San's house. When he woke up this morning, he was itchy all over. He eventually discovered that he had fleas crawling on his body.

The young master had finally taken a bath and cleansed himself, and even burned incense, only to hear that Ayu had gone to the doctor's house to see the blood-stained person.

Although the young master didn't say it, Chi Jia knew that he must want to come and see the little girl.

I was afraid she would be frightened.

"I just saw Ayu running towards the river..." Chijia silently reminded her, thinking of little Ayu.

Qin Huai pursed his lips, pretending not to hear, and walked towards Hu San's house.

“Young master, your birthday is in a few days. In previous years, Madam would send you a garment. This year—” Chi Jia thought of this and then said, “Should we tell Madam our location so that her people can send over the birthday gift?”

Qin Huai looked at the red-armored man, his black pupils as deep and unfathomable as a spring.

Red Armor knew this meant disagreement. "Young Master, please continue your stroll; I'll take my leave!" He still had to chop wood!
The village is safe, and the only killer there is practically crippled, so there's nothing to worry about.

Qin Huai did not continue wandering around the village, but returned to Hu San's house.

The surrounding area was filled with noisy people, all busy building a new house for him.

Qin Huai took out a book from his luggage, sat in the courtyard, and read it amidst the noise.

Everything around him seemed to be beyond his sight and hearing.

Aunt Hu San saw this while passing by and couldn't help but say to her eldest daughter-in-law, "Look at this child. He's so young, yet he can sit still and concentrate. If you ask me, we really can't find such a quiet child in our Hu family village."

"If our child were even slightly better than him, I'd be incredibly grateful!"

The children in the village are all like mischievous monkeys, only good for climbing on roofs and tearing off tiles; they can't possibly have this kind of discipline.

“Even the Red Armored One calls him Young Master, which means his family background must be good. At the very least, he has a landlord as his father. He’s learned the proper etiquette from a young age, which is something we can’t compare to.” The eldest daughter-in-law’s eyes were full of envy. “This is something we can’t envy.”

Aunt Hu rolled her eyes at her: "What's wrong? You think our Hu family is poor? If you don't like it, then don't marry into it!"

Eldest daughter-in-law: ? ? ?
I'm just going along with what you said, aren't I?

"You damned thing, I shouldn't have talked to you! Get out, get out, get to work! Can't you see how much work there is?" Aunt Hu pushed her eldest daughter-in-law out and stormed off as well.

Halfway there, they ran into Hu San and pinched his arm hard.

They're all a bunch of heartless idiots!
Hu San almost yelled out, but managed to hold it in. When he asked Hu San's aunt what was wrong, she didn't say anything.

"What's wrong with you again?" Hu San grimaced in pain, cursing under his breath.

Neither of them noticed that Qin Huai hadn't turned a single page of the book in his hand.

After getting up, Xiao Ayu went straight to the riverbank to find Wang Wulang and the others.

After Wang Wulang and his friends finished looking at the unlucky Xue Shisan, they ran off to the river to catch fish.

She stopped crying after she got up, but she was still unhappy. When people greeted her on the street, she responded listlessly.

Finally, we arrived at the riverbank. A group of boys were there, and a few girls were washing clothes by the river.

Someone saw her and hurriedly called out to Wang Wulang, who was standing next to her, "Wulang, isn't that your sister?"

When Wang Wulang saw Xiao Ayu, he waved to her from afar, while throwing the clam shells he had picked up onto the shore.

"Ayu, Fifth Brother is here, come over quickly!"

Xiao Ayu heard Wang Wulang's voice and walked towards him step by step. When she got close, she looked down at her pocket.

I discovered that all the fruit inside was crushed; it had been crushed when I fell earlier.

Little Ayu scooped out the broken fruit pieces, her hand dripping with juice.

She couldn't hold back any longer and burst into tears: "Waaaaah... Brother... Waaaaah..."

Wang Wulang and the others were terrified, thinking something had happened to Xiao Ayu. They all rushed ashore without even having time to put on their shoes.

"Ayu, what's wrong? What's wrong?"

"Ayu, tell your brother, what's wrong?"

"Who bullied you? I'll go beat him up!"

Little Ayu nestled into Wang Wulang's arms and cried for a long time.

This time, Tuanzi didn't try to comfort her; she just let her vent.

Finally, she finished crying and was sobbing, wiping her tears with her little hands while clenching her little fists.

"Ayu... I... I don't like... little brother anymore!"

It turns out the fairy was right; the boy just didn't like her.

Then she shouldn't like him anymore.

Don't give him water.

snort!
(End of this chapter)