Transmigrating into a Book: Beating Up the Little Tyrant Today

“When the leaders decide whether she stays or leaves, they will take your opinions into consideration, and we would appreciate it if you could put in a good word for her. If she loses this job, she will have nothing left.”

Blizzard looked at Aunt Li seriously: "Aunt Qian... you're good at cooking, but not so good at being a person. How I answer depends on what the leader asks. No matter who asks, I will tell the truth."

She can't guarantee that she won't exaggerate or slander others.

She held onto the last shred of humanity in everyone, just as Qiu Shiyue once did, but she herself did not cherish it.

Blizzard was thinking seriously, and she didn't even see Big Head greeting her.

"What are you thinking about? I called you twice and you didn't hear me."

Blizzard shook his head.

Da Tou asked, "Did you see Qiu Shiyue just now?" He looked like he couldn't hold back his laughter.

Blizzard chuckled, "She's always trying to create opportunities to bump into you, how come you've run into her unexpectedly today?"

Qiu Shiyue definitely didn't want Da Tou to see her in such a sorry state, but fate is always playing tricks on people; the more you don't want something, the more likely it is to happen.

"Laugh if you want."

Big Head then burst into laughter, and in his excitement, he slapped Blizzard on the shoulder one after another.

Blizzard hissed and quickly dodged, "Hit yourself! You're acting like you're settling a personal score."

Da Tou calmed himself down and tried to speak in a composed manner: "She saw me walking close to the wall today, and hey, I just talked to her anyway."

I said: "Your way of packing is very resource-saving. No bags, no boxes, you can just wring out your clothes when you get back to the dorm and drink it directly."

Blizzard: "Your mouth is as sweet as honey. She must have been overjoyed when you greeted her first."

"Yes, he was so happy that he covered his face and ran away, his shoulders were still trembling with excitement."

Blizzard gave a thumbs up: "Awesome! I should have written a thousand-word post on my WeChat Moments to praise your humor, but I have to hurry back to my dorm. The lights are being changed today, and only Sasha is home."

Big Head quickly made way for him, "We have to go back right away. It's not safe for strangers to come to our door without an adult at home."

……

Blizzard had brought his key, but after thinking for a moment, he put it away and knocked on the door: "Is anyone home, it's the electrician?"

A voice came from inside the house: "The master isn't home!"

That being said, Blizzard heard someone get out of bed, put on slippers, and run over.

"Click," the door opened.

Sasha's wispy hair trembled with her movements, like antennas.

Sasha took the food from his hands, grinning foolishly.

Blizzard laughed and scolded, "You're not home, so why are you opening the door? What did I teach you?"

"Hehehe, I can tell whether it's an electrician or my knight just by listening to it."

"knight?"

Sasha waved the rice in her hand: "Aren't you one?"

Blizzard paused for a moment, then chuckled, "Then I'm still missing a yellow jacket."

The two waited in the dormitory until dinner time.

The electrician arrived, put down the ladder and his things, and then suddenly said he had an urgent matter and left. The two were in a hurry to get to training, so they didn't dare leave the door open for him and discussed staying at An that night.

I got back to my dorm at 10 o'clock and called my uncle again. He told me it would be tomorrow, but he didn't know the exact time.

But it's really inconvenient that the main light is broken.

Blizzard took a look and found that the ladder and the new light bulb were still there, so they could replace them themselves.

Sasha helped her hold the ladder, and Blizzard easily climbed up and changed it in a few quick movements.

Sasha started flattering him: "My knight, he can change light bulbs and compete on the field, who can compare?!"

Blizzard looked down at her condescendingly: "Come on, if you keep praising me, I won't eat instant noodles anymore. You shouldn't eat them either, it's not good for you."

"I don't want instant noodles, I want potato chips..."

Blizzard's eyes widened suddenly: "It's past ten o'clock at night, the sun has already set, where am I supposed to produce potato chips for you?"

Sasha pointed with both index fingers, "You opened the potato chip packaging and hid it in the water glass. The water glass is under the bed, I saw it..."

"...I hid the food at noon. It's not easy for you to have waited this long. It's not that I don't want you to eat, but eating too much at night isn't good; it makes it hard to sleep..."

Sasha lowered her head and remained silent.

Blizzard sighed.

If Sasha makes a fuss or pesters her, she can really make up her mind.

Because she kept quiet, Blizzard felt sorry for her.

"Fine, you eat it—"

Before she could even utter the word "ba," Sasha had already bent over and was looking for her water glass under her bed.

The blizzard was speechless with emotion.

Just as I was about to come down, I looked at the small screwdriver in my hand that I hadn't used earlier, and then at the white putty on the ceiling above my head.

...It should be easy to leave a trace.

Below the ladder, Sasha had found the cup and was happily munching away.

Blizzard hesitated for only a few moments, then used a screwdriver to leave a few words next to the light bulb before climbing down the ladder.

"Why did you come down? Are you done?"

Blizzard nodded. "It's done. This ladder is pretty stable. You don't even need to hold it when you go up. If you insist on holding it, I'm afraid I'll step on you."

Looking at the light bulb that had been turned on again, Sasha suddenly became emotional: "It's so good to have you. Because of you, my dorm room is lit up, and my world is lit up too."

"After living with you, I feel like this is my second home."

"I can't go home for holidays and Chinese New Year, but making dumplings with you is quite blissful, and it makes me less homesick."

The light from the lamp reflected into her eyes, making her black pupils shimmer and sparkle.

Sasha thought her wording was really good, but Blizzard didn't respond for a long time.

She turned to look at Blizzard's reaction, still somewhat unsatisfied, but her face remained expressionless.

"What's wrong? Aren't you touched?"

Blizzard: "Did you find another cup? Take it out and eat it."

"okay!"

-

Training days passed by, and Blizzard's potato chips dwindled with each passing day.

Qiu Shiyue seemed to be really upset by Da Tou, as she hadn't been seen in the cafeteria for many days.

The women's team members got tired of eating instant noodles. It wasn't until most of them knew about Aunt Qian's situation and that she had gone home that they returned to the cafeteria to eat, and the days of queuing up began again.

Today, Sasha went to the cafeteria, and she and Blizzard ended up at the end of the line just because Sasha went to the restroom.

Blizzard whispered coolly in Sasha's ear, "You're back to queuing up. Don't you miss it?"

Sasha looked up and said, "The weather is nice today."

"That's true, but all you have above your head is the ceiling."

Sasha: "Hey, the rice is really ricey today, do you want more?"

Blizzard declined, saying, "No, but if I still have my chips, I might be able to eat more if I can mix them with rice."

She really didn't expect that Sasha would eat all her potato chips in one pot and not eat her meal properly. Children are greedy, and this can't be allowed.

Sasha knew Blizzard was angry, so she didn't dare say anything more.

Seeing her cautious demeanor, with her brows furrowed and cheeks puffed out.

Sasha, so close yet so unreal, every little expression of hers came alive before her eyes.

Blizzard couldn't help but rub her cheek with the back of his hand to feel her temperature and confirm her presence.

She said softly, "I have good news for you. Pearl's belly is getting bigger."