Transmigration: From Dragon Princess To Pampered Granddaughter-Chapter 50 - I Have Them All at Home

50: Chapter 50: I Have Them All at Home

50 -50: I Have Them All at Home

Helian Qiao thought the Bad Dragon was playing another mischief to tease her, so she stiffened her neck and said righteously, “Ling Chenyuan is you, and you’re the big fraud!

I hate you the most!!”

She wasn’t scared of him at all!

At the worst, she would just be carried up into the sky by him again!!

Gu Tingyun’s little eyebrows started to frown, “My name is Gu Tingyun, and not Ling Chenyuan.”

He was a bit unhappy that the little turtle had mistaken him for someone else.

But then he thought about it and was slightly joyous, as Little Turtle disliked him not because he was himself, but because she hated that big fraud, Ling Chenyuan.

Helian Qiao’s face filled with brave resolve froze in an instant: “What?”

Gu Tingyun, with all seriousness, said word by word, “My name is Gu Tingyun.

It comes from Tao Yuanming’s poem, ‘Tingyun’: the clouds are still, the rain is mist.”

But Helian Qiao was showing her tiny white teeth, her small fist clenched, and threatened fiercely, “Don’t think of fooling me again, I won’t be tricked any more!”

She would certainly, certainly not misidentify the Dragon’s Prestige of the big bad dragon!

When Gu Tingyun saw her acting like a kitten, adorable yet attempting to be fierce, he couldn’t resist reaching out to stroke her fluffy little head, “I’m not fooling you.

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My father is Gu Qingshan, my mother is Jiang Manyun, the woman who just left.”

The Little Princess, long accustomed to the Bad Dragon’s touch, didn’t dodge.

Instead, she looked at him, shocked, her little mouth wide open in an O shape.

When did the naturally-born Great Demon Dragon have a mom and dad?!

Then she suddenly remembered that she did indeed hear the domineering and irascible Big Bad Dragon call Jiang Auntie “Mom”.

Could it be that the Big Bad Dragon had been struck dumb by a thunderbolt?

After all, she was almost dead just by being struck with one thunderbolt, while the Bad Dragon was hit by so many of them.

So she swallowed her saliva, stammering a question, “Uh, so do you know who I am?”

Gu Tingyun nodded, “You are the obedient Guibao, Granny Chen’s granddaughter.”

It’s over, it’s over.

The Bad Dragon’s head was indeed damaged by the thunderbolt!

The Little Princess immediately furrowed her brow in worry: What should she do now?!

Seeing her distressed, Gu Tingyun misinterpreted her unhappiness as a reaction to his previous trickiness: “I didn’t lie to you.

We really do have chocolate and canned beef at home, I just didn’t bring them with me.”

Upon hearing this, Helian Qiao immediately brushed aside any worry and interrogated in her milky voice, “Then why didn’t you bring them?”

Her tones were so entitled and justifiable.

She tilted her head slightly, her large eyes twinkling, her soft baby voice so sweet, it pierced right into Gu Tingyun’s little heart, “We can go fetch it from my house right now.”

“Then let’s go now!!”

Helian Qiao immediately jumped up excitedly, put on her shoes and ran outside, “Granny, I’m going out to play!”

But Ma Xiulian wasn’t in the living room or the kitchen, nor in the yard.

Thus, Gu Tingyun felt at ease following her.

He watched her with her short legs darting about between the houses.

He thought the little white, plump turtle ran quite quickly and should be able to win if it were in a race with a rabbit.

Not finding her grandma, Helian Qiao turned to Sanni and Sini, who were hanging laundry: “Sister, I’m going to play with Gu Tingyun.”

Sanni, confused, asked: “Who is Gu Tingyun?”

Helian Qiao casually pointed behind her, “There, he is Gu Tingyun.”

Sanni followed her finger and looked over, only to stands there agape.

When did their family have such a city dweller as a relative?