Chapter 1404
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Little Bo Jiu ignored her father. She wasn't in the mood to eat, especially when she heard that her mother wasn't coming back.
In the end, the man stood up and stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window. He glanced at the building outside and saw that the lights were on. He smiled. "Lord Jiu, dinner is settled."
"Your noodles taste terrible. I don't want to eat it." Bo Jiu wasn't interested.
The man stretched out his long legs and blocked his daughter's path. "I'm not cooking. Bring the fruit platter on the table. We'll be guests next door and freeload."
Next door?
Bo Jiu's eyes lit up when she heard this word.
She quickly placed the fruits into the box.
It wasn't right to give a fruit platter as a display gift.
Even though her father was still smiling and emphasizing, "That's a friend of mine who came from China despite the age gap."
Bo Jiu was still angry.
That was the little princess's house. How could she just freeload?
"Why are you walking by yourself?" The man had quit smoking ever since he had his daughter. He was wearing a mask and a black down jacket. He was so young and handsome that people would think he was a big brother. "Come over and carry me?"
Bo Jiu held the piggy bank in one hand and the fruit platter in the other. She looked him up and down and said seriously, "I want to walk by myself. I want to give the new neighbor a good impression of being sensible and obedient."
"Our Lord Jiu has really grown up." The man smiled again and put his hand back into his pocket. He strolled behind the little tiger, giving off an indifferent feeling.
The tall and short pair seemed to have walked out of a British comic. They didn't seem like people from real life.
He could faintly hear the conversation between the two of them.
"When your mom comes back, don't tell her that we're freeloading next door."
"Why? Mom will be happy if she knows that someone from the same hometown is here. "
"Why? I can't even cook instant noodles. Don't I care about my reputation? Mmh? "
"Mr. Bo, it's embarrassing enough that you're living off a woman."
"You think I won't beat you up just because you're young and a girl?"
"Yes." Bo Jiu wagged her little tiger tail.
Mr. Bo looked at the mop and raised one hand. His voice was lazy and his side profile was very handsome in the snow. "Tsk tsk, little girl, your skin is a little thick."
"It's hereditary." Bo Jiu turned with a serious expression. "I inherited it from you."
Mr. Bo didn't think much of it. "That's why you're doing so well. Alright, I'm going to press the doorbell. Please remember your persona."
A conversation between father and daughter.
He didn't expect to be overheard.
The one who heard the conversation was the little boy who had brought the sled in from the side door.
It was too cold outside, but he didn't wear a jacket. It was probably just a casual action.
The little boy didn't like to eavesdrop.
Rather than saying that he didn't like it, it would be more accurate to say that he didn't care what others said.
Even so, he paused for a moment as he picked up the sled.
After all, the conversation between the father and daughter was different from ordinary people.
The little boy had never interacted with a father and daughter like this before, so he couldn't help but raise his eyes and glance at them.
But it was only a matter of a glance.
Very quickly, he closed the door.
He looked at his grandfather, who wasn't far away, instructing the butler to prepare for tonight's dinner.
He asked him how well he wanted the steak.
The little boy was thinking about whether he should tell his grandfather that there were two people standing outside.
In the next second, the doorbell rang.
The doorbell rang.
It was still snowing outside.
Old Master An was still wondering who would come at this time.
The butler had already walked over. "Sir, do you want to open the door?"
Old Master An nodded.
The butler walked over and pulled open the silver door handle with his slender fingers.
Big snowflakes poured in along with the whistling north wind.
An adult and a child appeared outside the door just like that.
It was probably because the pajamas the little one was wearing were too eye-catching.
Old Master An saw a little tiger at first glance.
Her pure black eyes were filled with intelligence as she looked inside. Her ears drooped down like a curly eared cat. She was cute and handsome.
Not to mention the slender man standing behind her. There was a faint smile on his lips. Against the moonlight, he didn't look old at all. He was as bright as the stars but with a hint of evil. "Mr. Andre, long time no see."
Old Master An's eyes lit up. "Brother Bo, come in, come in!"
Little Bo Jiu's eyes started to turn as she listened to the adults' greetings. Where was her little princess?
Why didn't she see him?
Just as she was thinking about this, Old Master An spoke.
Old Master An said, "Mo, come over and take a look at your little friend."
Mo 'er?
This was the second mistake.
The smart Little Bo Jiu thought that little princesses were usually very shy, so they were given a name like Mo 'er.
Hence, she was even more certain that the person she saw outside the window was a girl?
Little Bo Jiu was so confident that she confirmed the gender of her little princess.
It wasn't a fantasy at all.
When she saw the figure walking towards her again, she was even more confident.
The other party was wearing small panda slippers but his pants were tight, sticking to his slender and straight calves. It was very pleasing to the eye. Moreover, he had taken off his jacket. The bright red sweater inside was like the maple leaves she had seen before. However, his skin was like the white snow that had just fallen outside. His eyes were as bright as the stars and his eyelashes were so long that even though they were so far away, the length of his pure black hair could still be seen clearly.
He stood there, his black hair like splashed ink. The noble aura that came along with it reappeared in Bo Jiu's eyes.
The north wind blew again, responding to the bonfire inside the house and the Christmas tree outside the house. Snowflakes floated over and one of them landed on the boy's shoulder.
He tilted his head and blew it gently before looking over politely.
She didn't know why but Little Bo Jiu felt that his gaze was too cold.
However, this coldness didn't dampen Little Bo Jiu's enthusiasm.
The fairy tale books said that there were many types of princesses.
The one she met today definitely looked cold but in reality, she was easily shy.
She had to control herself later. She couldn't be too frivolous. She couldn't beat William like she did previously.
She had to be patient with the little princess and speak in a gentle voice.
Since she had brought her piggy bank back, she felt more confident.
Anyway, she didn't want to scare him away.
She had never felt that there was anyone who looked so good.
The one in front of her.
She wanted to bring him home as a pet.
However, her dad had once said that if she saw something she liked, she had to buy it home. She couldn't take it for free.
It was the same on the internet.
Hence, Little Bo Jiu's first reaction when she saw the little princess was to hug her piggy bank.
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