The Little Ancestor Teaches You How To Live

Chapter 23: Chapter 23 I’m His Aunt, Really!_1 Chapter 23: Chapter 23 I’m His Aunt, Really!_1 “Meow…” Tiger nestled into Lu Zhanyu’s arms, then turned its little head toward Susu, softly mewing twice.

After running around for a while, Tiger was also missing its little owner.

Alas, frightened of being punished by the little owner, it first jumped onto someone else.

“You’re not good, you deserve a spanking, and if you don’t come out, I won’t want you anymore!”

Upon hearing that Susu would no longer want it, Tiger panicked and hurriedly leaped from Lu Zhanyu’s embrace to paw at Susu’s trouser leg on the ground.

“Aoow, woow…” Its two tiny front paws scraped at Susu’s trouser legs, and its ears drooped down.

The little one looked so pitiable that it even charmed the onlooking butler.

Are little kittens this cute?

When he retires, he’ll also go to a pet shop and buy one to raise!

Seeing Tiger’s sincere remorse, Susu forgave it and sternly instructed, “Don’t run off again next time, understand?”

“Woow.” Tiger hung its head low, meekly accepting the scolding, looking completely dejected.

The little girl was seriously teaching her pet, appearing quite the part.

The serious look on her baby-faced little visage almost gave Lu Zhanyu the urge to pinch it.

At that moment, the villa’s security reported through the intercom to the butler:

A man tried to climb over their fence and was caught; they were now bringing him to the young master and the butler to decide whether to call the police or not.

After the intercom conversation ended, the butler couldn’t help muttering, “What’s wrong with our fence today?

Why are so many people climbing it?”

Before long, Qin Yuze was brought before Lu Zhanyu by the security guards.

At the sight of Susu and Tiger, Qin Yuze sighed with relief.

As long as these two little ones were fine, his head would be spared.

“You know him?” Lu Zhanyu asked.

“Sorry, young master, I didn’t mean to climb over your fence intentionally; I was chasing after these two little ones,” Qin Yuze replied while curiously pondering over the identity of the small boy in the wheelchair, who looked to be about eight or nine years old.

He had people search for quite some time but couldn’t find any information on this mansion.

Before entering, he had imagined many possible scenarios about the owner, but he hadn’t expected someone like this.

Lu Zhanyu asked Susu, “You know him?”

Susu nodded, “I know him.”

Thus, Lu Zhanyu raised his hand slightly, signaling the security to release Qin Yuze.

Once freed, the first thing Qin Yuze did was give Tiger, nestled in Susu’s arms, a fierce glare.

It was all its fault!

Tiger, seemingly aware it was in the wrong today, huddled in Susu’s arms, playing dead and not moving a muscle.

“Is she your sister?” Lu Zhanyu asked.

“…” Qin Yuze dared not deny it, for if he did, the other party would find out exactly who Susu was to him.

The word “aunt” was something he simply couldn’t bring himself to say.

“Not a sister,” Susu spoke up in place of Qin Yuze, “I’m his aunt!”

“Aunt?” The butler looked surprised.

“The aunt as I understand it?”

Qin Yuze didn’t want to continue the topic and said, “If there’s any damage, I will compensate.

Can we please go back now?

Our family will worry if they don’t see us…”

Before Qin Yuze could finish speaking, he heard Susu say in a milky voice beside him, “Yes, an aunt, a real one!”

Qin Yuze: “…”