Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

Upon hearing about Ji Han's situation, Anya's maternal instincts kicked in instantly, especially when she learned that Ji Han was the same age as Shi Shaoyu. After all, the two children were sitting face to face right now, one thin and weak, the other... well, fair and strong?

Is maternal love truly invincible? Shi Shaoyu, like Ji Han, only drinks nutritional fluids all day long. I wonder how Anya raises him so well!

Given that Abbot Manor was in a remote and large area, which was not conducive to daily life, Anya immediately decided to let Ji Han move into their house. She even forgot that it was her first time meeting house-elves and readily directed them to pack Ji Han's luggage.

So when Leon Abbott finally managed to escape from his busy work and remembered that he had a sick nephew, he went straight to Abbott Manor only to find it empty.

To be honest, when he saw that Ji Han's bed was empty, Ai Bo had already mentally prepared himself for the fact that Ji Han had passed away. However, he only found out when he summoned Biven and Bili to find out what had happened.

His eldest nephew, who had been in a coma for a long time, not only did not die, but was now lively and energetic. Of course, the two house-elves also told him about the soul curse.

Abbott walked to the Shi family's house, since not everyone has the courage to use magic in front of Muggles like Dumbledore. When he arrived at the Shi family's door with his gifts, he saw two children reading together through the fence.

The one with black hair and black eyes should be Shao Yu Shi, as the little elf mentioned, and the one next to him is his nephew, Han Di Aibo. Han Di has obviously gained a lot of weight, and the sickly paleness on his face has been replaced by a rosy complexion. It is clear that his family has taken good care of him.

A gentle knock on the courtyard gate woke the two children, who were lost in their studies. Theoretically, Ji Han shouldn't recognize this uncle, given that he had been unconscious. Therefore, like Shi Shaoyu, he looked at the tall, blond man with a questioning gaze.

"Hello, who are you looking for?"

Leon gave a gentle smile.

"Hello, young men. Let me introduce myself. I am Leon Abbott, the uncle of Handy Abbott. I came to see little Handy today, but found that he was not at the manor. So I asked the elves about the situation and came here."

Ji Han and the three members of the Shi family had already learned a lot about the Abbot family from the house-elves, including about the Leon Abbot in front of them. Therefore, after the other party said his name, Shi Shaoyu very gentlemanly invited him in and served him black tea and delicious Chinese tea snacks.

The little elf, who had returned to the kitchen even earlier than Leon, was busily preparing dinner. Judging from his demeanor, he was determined to let the other master of the Abbot's family taste their improved culinary skills, especially in Chinese cuisine.

Shi Shaoyu and Ji Han are not just real children; they have plenty to say to Leon, and in fact, the two of them, one big and two small, can be said to have a very pleasant conversation.

When Shi Lu, weary from his journey, brought Anya home after closing the shop, this was the scene that greeted them: their young son, despite his young age, was chatting and laughing with an adult man with great elegance.

As a wizard, Leon sensed the arrival of the host earlier, so when the host looked over, he stood up, smiled, introduced himself, and explained the purpose of his visit.