Chapter 8 (1/2)

Translator: Nyoi-Bo StudioEditor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

Bai Qian entered the door and was led into the dining room by the butler. When she saw a little child sitting at the dining table with a bitter face, her eyes widened.

Ran Ran? Why was she here? Wasn’t she supposed to be at home asleep?

When Bai Ran saw her, her face lit up immediately. She pointed at her and said, “I want to eat the cookies that she makes.”

The butler immediately smiled and replied, “Yes, Young Lady.”

He had actually addressed her as ‘Young Lady’! Bai Qian immediately understood what the two of them had done behind her back.

She went to the kitchen with mixed feelings and made Bai Ran’s favorite bear-shaped biscuits. After Bai Ran took a bite, she immediately said with a satisfied expression, “Delicious!”

The butler’s face relaxed. The young lady was finally satisfied.

Then, Bai Ran jumped down from the stool and held Bai Qian’s hand. “Auntie, let’s go. I want to take a bath.”

After the bathroom door in the children’s room was closed, it was completely silent inside.

Bai Ran took off her clothes and stepped into the bathtub. She was a child who was obsessed with cleanliness. Today, she had dirtied her skirt by climbing the stairs. Thus, she had long wanted to take a bath.

After splashing into the water, Bai Ran called out to her, “Mommy.”

With that, Bai Qian’s heart softened. She squatted down and asked, “Ran Ran, did you meet him?”

“Yes. Mommy, Daddy treats me well. Don’t be angry, okay?” Bai Ran shook her hand and said coquettishly.

How could she be angry with such an obedient daughter? Of course, she had other concerns.

She patted Bai Ran’s small head and let her take a bath by herself. She went to the balcony and called Bai Xu. “Xu’er, did you arrange for Ran Ran to meet him?”

Bai Xu replied with an “Mmhmm”. “Mommy, it’s too hard for you if you’re alone. Ran Ran will be there to help you.”

“But in the future, what if he doesn’t want to let Ran Ran come back with us? What do we do then?” Bai Qian was really too anxious. She actually asked a six-year-old child what to do.