“Second Miss, whatever you do, don’t mention the young master to the eldest miss later.”
Nanny Zhang reminded her anxiously.
She was afraid Ji Nanjin might have another episode.
“Don’t worry, Nanny Zhang. I’ll go check on Little Qi Bao first.”
Little Qi Bao was already three and a half years old.
The little girl was very pretty, having inherited all the good looks from her mother and her scumbag father. She was as soft and squishy as a glutinous rice ball.
Every time Ji Ran saw her, she wanted to give her a pinch.
“Qi Bao, did you miss your auntie? Look, Auntie brought you a Barbie doll.”
Ji Ran used the tone one would use to talk to a child.
But it earned her a look of utter disdain from the little glutinous rice ball.
The little one spoke in a milky voice, “Auntie, aren’t you being childish? Trying to fool me with a Barbie doll—I’m not a three-year-old anymore.”
Qi Bao was huffing and puffing as she fiddled with the aerospace machinery in her hands. Although she was dressed in an exquisite little princess dress, her big eyes were filled with scientific models and data.
She didn’t want to play with Ji Ran, the most childish aunt in the entire family.
But how could Ji Ran let her off so easily?
She grabbed Little Qi Bao as if she had found a kindred spirit and poured out her woes, “Qi Bao, you know what? Your auntie was bullied by a bad uncle this time.”
“Did he hit you?”
“No.”
“Then he must have slept with you.”
As Little Qi Bao said this in her milky voice, her big eyes were still intently focused on the simulated data calculations on the computer.
But her mention of “sleeping” seemed to strike right at the deepest secret in Ji Ran’s heart.
Ji Ran’s face flushed with embarrassment, and she hurriedly tried to cover Qi Bao’s mouth, “Don’t talk nonsense! How can a little kid like you spout such nonsense?”
“Auntie’s blushing.”
Little Qi Bao’s research was interrupted by Ji Ran’s pestering.
The little one sat up straight, put on a serious expression with her chubby little face, and began interrogating Ji Ran in her milky voice.
“Auntie brought a suitcase—are you running away from home again?”
“Grown-ups are so childish.”
Who’s childish?
Ji Ran felt her pride stung when a three-year-old brat called her childish.
“You’re the childish one! You’re only three and a half! Hmph, I’m already an adult.”
Ji Ran lifted her chin proudly, feeling that her age gave her the upper hand.
Little Qi Bao: “…”
Unbelievable. How could there be a grown-up as childish as her aunt in the world?
What a silly grown-up!
Perhaps feeling looked down upon, Ji Ran wanted to reclaim her dignity as an adult. She pinched Qi Bao’s little face again.
“Little brat, why are you acting so mature all the time? Do you know what your auntie was doing at your age? Watching cartoons and picture books.”
“Where are your picture books? Should Auntie read them to you?”
After all, Ji Ran had gotten into the best university in the country, so she felt more than capable of teaching a three-and-a-half-year-old brat.
But soon, she saw the books Little Qi Bao had spread out on the floor.
“Orbital Dynamics of Aerospace”
“Principles of Rocket Propulsion”
“Design of Aerial Vehicles”
“Physics”
Ji Ran!!
This carbon-based kid must have been a scientist in her past life who never drank the Meng Po soup!
She couldn’t even understand the books of a three-and-a-half-year-old.
Could it be that she really was the dumbest one in the family?
Ji Ran suddenly felt gloomy and didn’t want to talk to Little Qi Bao anymore.
However, Little Qi Bao suddenly remembered something. Huffing and puffing, she stood up and toddled on her short little legs to her room to fetch something.
“Auntie, since you have nothing to do, why don’t you go help Mama with her blind date?”
This is a photo and a bank card.
The little one handed over the photo and the money at the same time.
“I don’t want this unpleasant-looking uncle to be my dad! Auntie, go make him leave.”
“Payment, my allowance for this month, one hundred thousand.”
Only then did Ji Ran realize that her eldest brother, Ji Lichuan, had introduced a blind date to her second sister, Ji Nanjin.
But little Qibao didn’t want a stepdad.
“Auntie, you go and get along with that uncle, then he won’t bother Mama anymore.”
Although Qibao was young, her thinking was very clear.
She said her mom had already rejected him many times, but that uncle just wouldn’t give up.
“Isn’t it just about making the other person fall for someone else? Hehe, don’t worry, Qibao, leave it to me! Your auntie knows how to charm!”
For the sake of one hundred thousand yuan, Ji Ran was going all out!