A Cutie Spoiled by Her Seven Uncles

Xiaosuisui happily took away the toys that Hu Shu’Er had prepared for Wang Dongxue’s baby.

"Uh... Suisui is already such a big child, why does she still like these baby toys?"

Hu Shu’Er muttered in confusion.

Ji Youlin shook his head, indicating he didn’t know.

Ji Youze returned with a stoic face, not saying a word, and only Ji Youcheng sighed helplessly.

"This girl suffered when she was young and never played with these, so now that she sees them, who knows if she’s happy or sad."

"Ah this... I... I didn’t know she... Husband, I think I caused trouble."

Hu Shu’Er stammered as she spoke, worried that she might have upset the Ji Family’s little ancestor.

These days, she’s been trying to fish for information, if not from Ji Youlin, then from Xiaosuisui.

She knows the whole Ji Family dotes on Xiaosuisui; if anyone makes her unhappy, they would become the enemy of the entire Ji Family.

Not to mention the Ji Family, even the Empress Dowager and His Majesty in the Imperial Palace dote on her greatly!

"No worries! As long as you’re genuinely kind to her, I guarantee nothing will happen to you.

You just shouldn’t harbor bad intentions. If you intend to use her for anything, I assure you, lightning could strike you out of nowhere!"

Ji Youlin, always straightforward, tried to comfort Hu Shu’Er.

Hu Shu’Er blinked, puzzled, "Would it really be that unlucky to upset her?"

Ji Youlin recalled his almost-blinded eyes.

He quietly closed his mouth, saying nothing more.

Enchanting suddenly remembered using Xiaosuisui to probe Ji Youze before.

Remembering the results she overheard while hiding outside.

The thought made her uneasy.

Why does it feel like the Sixth Master implies that this little ancestor holds grudges?

Or is it that Young Master Liu is subtly reminding her?

The Ji Family members really seem complicated!

Enchanting returned nervously to Princess Pearl’s place.

Since Ji Youze ran away from the wedding, Princess Pearl has been in a bad mood, always feeling unable to fathom Ji Youze, inexplicably tired at heart.

So she locked herself in her room.

She constantly told herself that everything between her and Ji Youze was just a transaction.

Not having emotional ties is also fine.

"Miss! I have some gossip here, do you want to hear it?"

Pearl glanced at her.

Enchanting quickly added, "It’s gossip about why the groom suddenly ran away from the wedding!"

Pearl sat up straight, cleared her throat, and said, "You can speak if you want, if not, that’s fine. I’m not really interested."

Enchanting: "..."

Meanwhile, Xiaosuisui was playing with the large bag of trinkets Hu Shu’Er bought on the stone table in the courtyard.

She suddenly saw two small thumb-sized seed kernels.

"What are these?

Why do they look like small walnuts?"

She picked them up and examined them carefully, realizing they really were walnuts.

"Sixth Aunt is quite considerate. They say children who eat walnuts are smart, but Uncle’s babies are too young to eat these walnuts, so I’ll reluctantly help them out!"

Thinking this way, the little girl put the walnut at her mouth and bit it, but it didn’t crack.

"It’s quite hard, I need something to smash it!"

Coincidentally, there was a sturdy-looking little piece sent by Eighth Aunt a few days ago, so she took out the box.

Opening it, she found a square jade stone inside.

"Why does this thing look so familiar to me?"

Xiaosuisui squinted, picked up the jade stone, examined it, and suddenly seemed to think of something, her eyes widened.

"This is actually..."

"Stop, don’t move; where did you get the thing in your hand?"

Ji Youze’s voice suddenly came from the courtyard gate.

Xiaosuisui pursed her lips and smiled.

"Oh! So the wild man who made Eighth Uncle jealous was actually me!"

Ji Youze’s cold face finally couldn’t hold it anymore.

"Stop fooling around; you can’t use that thing to crack walnuts!

If you break it, do you believe your father-in-law could live a widow’s life?"

Xiaosuisui giggled.

Her little face was all scrunched up with laughter.

"Eighth Uncle, go apologize to Eighth Aunt quickly! You misunderstood her."

"How did I misunderstand?

You’re just a child, do I, as an elder, need you to manage me?"