Transmigration: From Dragon Princess To Pampered Granddaughter-Chapter 30 - Overbearing and Unreasonable

30: Chapter 30: Overbearing and Unreasonable

30 -30: Overbearing and Unreasonable

So she tried to coax a bite from her sister, “Can you give some to your third sister?”

She dared not snatch it from her.

Even her brother Chen Xiaobao, who stole some food from Guibao, received a severe beating from his grandma.

But Helian Qiao was not really a three-year-old child; she understood the value of food.

So she resolutely and unabashedly replied, “No.”

She wanted to save it for Grandma.

The Dragon Clan always protected their food, and only shared it with their own closely-knit group.

Moreover, they were very domineering and unreasonable.

Having rejected Sanni, they still demanded to hold on to the food themselves, essentially embodying the typical characteristics of a domineering dragon.

Chen Sanni wasn’t angry, and when Helian Qiao wasn’t paying attention, she quickly tore off a small piece and stuffed it in her mouth.

In an instant, her mouth was full of the sweet taste of corn and the long-missed aroma of oil.

She closed her mouth tightly, slowly chewing piece by piece, her satisfaction making her eyes squint.

Meanwhile, Helian Qiao continued to walk ahead, obliviously, not noticing Sanni’s stealthy consumption.

By the time they reached the bamboo forest, the corn cake had shrunk a little, but it wasn’t particularly noticeable.

Sanni knew that her careless sister would not notice.

There were already other people in the bamboo forest digging for bamboo shoots, all girls about the same age as Sanni.

Seeing the pink-clad Helian Qiao, they looked on with envy and asked, “Sanni, why is your sister wearing new clothes again?”

While looking for a spot with bamboo shoots, Sanni replied, “My Aunt made them.”

“Your aunt is really nice.”

The girls all knew about Sanni’s aunt who was married in town and often brought back fruit candy, and they had long been envious.

Some innocently asked, “Why don’t you have any?”

Sanni nonchalantly replied, “My older sisters don’t have any either.”

Hearing this, the girls looked at Helian Qiao with even greater envy.

At this moment, Helian Qiao found a spot with bamboo shoots and called out to Sanni in her childish voice, “Third Sister, there are bamboo shoots here.”

“I’m coming.” Sanni walked over.

There was an order to the bamboo shoot picking.

To avoid fights over a few bamboo shoots within the commune, it was agreed that each family would take from a designated area.

Though she came to pick bamboo shoots with her sister, after Helian Qiao had pulled out a few, she ran towards the bushes to chase butterflies.

As long as she didn’t go too far, Sanni didn’t mind.

Song An’an, the granddaughter of the neighboring Song family, wanted to join the fun after seeing how happy she looked and pleaded to her sister, “Sis, I want to chase butterflies too.”

Song Pingping replied instantly, “No, we have to go home and do laundry after picking bamboo shoots, we won’t have time.”

If they didn’t finish their chores at home, not only would they be scolded, but they would also be punished with no dinner.

After stating this, she turned to Sanni, slightly worried, “Will your sister get scolded if her new clothes get dirty?”

She really liked this pretty, fair-skinned little sister.

Pulling out a bamboo shoot, Sanni replied without looking up, “No, Grandma wouldn’t do that.”

Hearing this, Song Pingping paused for a moment, then looked at her younger sister who was pulling out a bamboo shoot.

She was wearing old clothes full of patches; her skin was not pale, her face didn’t have the plumpness of baby fat, and she looked scrawny.

Song Pingping started feeling a bit melancholy: her sister was only just four years old.

Just as she was thinking about letting her sister have some fun, a scream pierced the air-

“Ah!!!!!!

A snake!

There’s a snake!!!”

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In an instant, the entire bamboo forest stirred up, and the young girls all scattered, running for the outside.

But Helian Qiao’s eyes lit up, and she dropped the butterfly net and rushed into the bamboo forest.

“Where’s the snake?

Where’s the snake!!”