The Tycoon's Little Darling: Uncle, you're going to spoil me rotten!

Chapter 505 Wants to Marry a Useless Person

A smile appeared on Jiangsu's face.

After discussing for a long time, they stopped talking when they heard Ning'er call out.

Jiangsu got up, went to Ning'er, grabbed her wrist, and said, "Don't move, the more you rub, the deeper it will go."

Before Ning'er could even speak, Jiangsu already knew why she was calling him.

Ning'er looked at the person who was pulling down her left eye, which was very close.

Jiangsu's deep eyes gazed at Ning'er's long eyelashes, and he gently brushed them down with his fingertips. Then, Jiangsu's gaze met Ning'er's bright eyes.

Ning'er stared intently at Jiangsu, her clear eyes like a pool of clear water, so clear you could see to the bottom.

Jiangsu seemed to be frozen in place. He noticed that Ning'er's left eye was slightly red, so he deliberately pouted and blew hard into her eye when she wasn't paying attention.

"Hmm, Brother Su, why are you blowing on me?" Ning'er immediately closed her eyes.

Then, her forehead was touched by Little Su again.

"Silly girl, you can get your eyelashes in when you rub your eyes."

Jiangsu glanced at the girl's long eyelashes on his fingertip, his tenderness lasting only three seconds before he immediately reverted to his straight-man persona. "You've rubbed off the longest eyelash, now you're ugly, aren't you?"

Ning'er: "..."

It was getting late. Remembering Ning'er's yawn earlier, Jiangsu said first, "We'll go now, she has class tomorrow."

Jiangsu led Ning'er out the door; it was already dark.

At this time, both the Jiang family and the Ye Nan villa had passed their mealtime, so there was nowhere for them to freeload a meal.

Jiangsu drove Ning'er back to the city and they went to his usual restaurant for dinner.

"Brother Su, are you a hacker?" Ning'er asked innocently as she sat in the restaurant.

Jiangsu paused in wiping the table, looked at Ning'er, and after a long while said, "No."

Ning'er pressed her tongue against her palate, remembering her brother Xiao Su's instructions before she left: not to let those people know her electronic information or personal details. So Ning'er asked again, "Then, the people you were discussing things with today, were they them?"

"Someone is."

Ning'er seemed to understand, yet also seemed not to. Her aunt had taught her: a girl should remember to retain 30% of her mystery.

But Ning'er couldn't keep Jiangsu a secret. She guessed what was going on and spilled the beans. "Little Su, is it because you want to study computers, but Uncle doesn't want you to, so you've been secretly playing with them behind his back?"

Looking into Ning'er's clear and bright eyes, Jiangsu said unhappily, "Don't make wild guesses about me."

"Oh." Ning'er pouted, realizing she had crossed the line into Jiangsu. "I'm sorry, Brother Su."

After wiping the table, Jiangsu poured Ning'er a glass of water. "Only you should know this. Don't tell anyone else."

Ning'er looked up at Jiangsu's cold face and smiled again. "I will, Brother Su. I won't use this secret to blackmail you into doing anything for me, and I will protect the secret for you."

Jiangsu smiled, not wanting his seriousness to frighten the little chubby girl. "You're completely different from your aunt and uncle." Ning'er was too well-behaved; she was the most obedient and innocent of all the people Jiangsu had ever met.

If those two women knew about his affairs, his sister Nuan could have him hack into the Jiang Group's finance department and transfer all of the Jiang Group's money to her name.

He was able to hack into the school's academic affairs system and change her final exam grade to be the highest in the entire school.

"Brother Xiao Su, you're so good with computers, could you fix my computer when we get back? I haven't used it in a long time and it won't turn on," Ning'er said.

The Jiangsu reporter asked, "Did you charge your computer?"

Ning'er: "..."

Jiangsu, speechless, propped his forehead with his hand and asked, "I heard you're going to take the Level 2 Computer Exam?"

Ning'er nodded.

Jiangsu said, "Save your money and take the exam elsewhere."

Ning'er's heart was stabbed again by Jiangsu.

While eating, Ning'er thought of her aunt who was breastfeeding at home. She took a picture and sent it to Gu Nuannuan, "Auntie, do you want to eat? Brother Xiao Su and I will bring it to you in a while."

"This child!" Gu Nuannuan looked at the table full of delicious food: prawns, spicy chicken feet, spicy blood curd, boiled fish... She swallowed hard, her mouth watering.

She replied, "Auntie can't eat this. I need to feed the baby milk now. If I eat this food, the mountain king will get sick."

Ning'er looked at Gu Nuannuan's reply and said, "Auntie is so pitiful, let me ask Auntie~"

A short while later, Miss Jiang appeared at the restaurant wrapped in a thick cotton-padded coat, with pajamas underneath...

Sun Xiaodie has recently been subtly trying to win over the Su family elders, leaving a good impression on them.

She stayed at the guesthouse and visited the Su family elders every day when no one was home. Learning that they enjoyed opera, she also learned to perform it and took them to the park to listen to plays in the evenings.

However, Su Lin had explicitly forbidden anyone from staying overnight at the Su family's residence! Sun Xiaodie was clever and knew when to back down.

She stopped talking about moving into the Su family's house and continued to do what she was supposed to do.

She went to the hospital a few times, but was driven away by Jiang Momo. Madam Su gently scolded Jiang Momo a few times, managing to save face.

But Jiang Momo's domineering nature remained unchanged.

Taking the opportunity to stand with Su Linyan, Jiang Momo squeezed between the two. Clinging to Su Linyan's arm, she domineeringly declared her exclusive right.

Unfortunately, Su Linyan showed her unreasonable favoritism.

Perhaps a nurse at the hospital had feelings for Su Linyan, because she would visit Mrs. Su's ward whenever she had a spare moment.

Whenever Su Linyan happened to be there, she would always talk to him for a few more minutes.

Mrs. Su realized that the girl had feelings for her son, so after the nurse left, Mrs. Su said to her son, "A policeman and a nurse, their professions are quite compatible." Su Lin said, "They're not compatible."

"Then who are you a good match for?"

Jiang Momo's image immediately flashed into Su Linyan's mind, and he said with a smile, "Useless."

Mrs. Su didn't react immediately. She pointed at her son and said, "This good-for-nothing can squander your family fortune."

Before long, the 'little good-for-nothing' in Captain Su's mind had passed.

Jiang Momo carried dinner over and casually asked, "Brother Su, Mom, what are you talking about?"

The cunning Captain Su deliberately said, "My mom is trying to arrange a marriage between me and a nurse."

Ding……

Miss Jiang put down her dinner and looked at her mother, who was resting on the bed. "Ms. He, are you feeling better? Does your wound not hurt anymore? Are you getting bored again?"

Ms. He looked at her daughter, puzzled, "Why is your mother so bored again?"

Miss Jiang pointed at her mother's hospital gown, "What did the doctor tell you? Don't overwork yourself! Now that things at the company are less hectic, you're happily worrying about my brother's wedding. Do you think you're cured just because you came out of the operating room?"

Mrs. Su: "..."

I got scolded by my daughter.

Jiang Momo pointed to the man sitting at the end of the sofa, "My brother is a policeman, he's never home. You're going to introduce him to a nurse, but nurses are always busy. Both of them are busy, they won't even see each other once a week. Do you think their relationship will last? What will happen when they have children? Who will take care of the family and raise the children? Ms. He, you're just playing matchmaker!"

"So your brother says he likes good-for-nothings, are you really going to introduce a good-for-nothing to your brother as a wife?"

A certain rich young lady: "..." If I'm not mistaken, she should be that "good-for-nothing", right?