A Little Trick, the Scumbag Dad Can’t Hold the Knife After Understanding Love Chapter 127

【Want to go to the bathroom? I saw a restroom on the way here; I can give you directions.】

The system spoke up.

Ji Nian: "………"

Whether it's the people around her or the system, they're all too concerned about her bathroom needs!

【Not that】

【Chen Mo seems off】

【Didn't you notice his walking speed is slower than usual? At first, I thought he was being considerate of , but that's not the case】

【And his complexion is quite poor…】

Perhaps the previous dream had made Ji Nian more attentive to Chen Mo's health.

Once the seed of suspicion is planted, the desire to investigate becos unstoppable.

Ji Nian followed Officer Wang Wang to handle the case involving the elephant and the rabbit.

In the end, the elephant, under the intervention of Officer Wang Wang, apologized to the rabbit and promised never to sneak and take its tissues for wiping again while it was sleeping.

It also compensated with a lot of carrots.

The rabbit, which had been too afraid to speak out, was grateful to Ji Nian for involving Officer Wang Wang and gave her a carrot-shaped necklace as a token of gratitude.

Made of pure gold, it was heavy in her hand, with the carrot being about half the size of her palm.

There was also a golden rabbit holding a carrot, with two clear eralds embedded where its eyes should be.

Ji Nian was montarily stunned.

Wow, what a wealthy rabbit.

But she quickly caught on that this must have been a gift arranged by Chen Mo in advance for Ji Nian.

So, she put the necklace around her neck and turned back to find Chen Mo.

On the way, the animal characters greeted her warmly, their acting skills impeccable as they seed to treat her like the first human they'd ever seen. Even a bear asked if Ji Nian wanted to touch its ears.

The experience was wonderful.

There seed to be more events waiting for Ji Nian to trigger, but she had lost interest and just wanted to return to Chen Mo.

When she finally made it back to the police station, Chen Mo was sitting on an outside mushroom stool, his eyes seemingly focused on sothing far away. The surroundings were bustling, yet despite sitting right there, Ji Nian felt as though he might drift away at any mont, like sothing she couldn't quite grasp.

"Uncle!"

Ji Nian called out to him.

The distant figure returned, and Chen Mo turned his head as if his soul had been called back by that one word.

"Nian Nian's back."

He smiled faintly and waved his hand at the child.

Ji Nian approached and noticed his complexion seed even more tired than before.

"Looks like our Nian Nian has received her reward."

His gaze briefly glanced at the carrot necklace around her neck, and Chen Mo seed quite satisfied.

"Shall we continue our exploration, okay?"

Chen Mo stood up.

Ji Nian had originally wanted to say that she was tired and wanted to go back, hoping to get Chen Mo to rest, but for so reason, looking into his eyes, the words suddenly wouldn't co out.

Chen Mo's gaze was gentle yet also carried a certain firmness, as if saying she didn't want to continue would sohow hurt him.

So, Ji Nian said nothing and, after glancing at him, slowed her pace and took Chen Mo's hand.

"Let's go there, Uncle," she said.

The little girl's hand was soft and warm.

Chen Mo was taken aback but quickly relaxed, carefully holding her hand, his heart aching with a mixture of emotions.

"Alright…"

The Forest Kingdom was fascinating.

Ji Nian rode a small mushroom train that circled the entire area.

Curious about the rewards, Ji Nian, with a mindset of exploration, completed several tasks.

The most complex task was helping the poor little gray rabbit.

Since birth, the little gray rabbit's mother had passed away due to complications, but its father owned a broccoli factory, and the little gray rabbit lived a rich and happy life, especially because the father doted on it.

Everything changed one day when the father suddenly remarried.

The new wife was neither cruel nor loving toward the little gray rabbit, but when she had a baby rabbit brother, everything shifted.

The father who had once adored the little gray rabbit now saw nothing but the new child, and the little gray rabbit's life plumted.

It was even about to be kicked out of the house.

As Ji Nian listened to the little gray rabbit's lant, she thought the storyline seed sowhat familiar.

Chen Mo sighed softly and whispered, "How pitiful."

"Nian Nian, do you want to help it?"

Ji Nian's eyes darted around, and she figured out what was going on.

She asked, "Little rabbit, do you have any other relatives?"

Hearing this, the weeping rabbit stopped sobbing, looked up, and, after a mont of thought, replied, "Yes, I have an uncle who lives across the river."

"Then let's go to your uncle."

The little gray rabbit, at a loss, nodded and led Ji Nian away.

"Don't worry, if your dad doesn't want you, you still have your uncle."

"How's your uncle toward you?"

The little gray rabbit said its uncle treated it well and often gave it gifts.

Ji Nian reassured, "Then you're not alone; you still have your uncle behind you."

Previously focused only on sorrow, the little gray rabbit seed to find its bearings and nodded, as if it had found a pillar of support.

Ji Nian realized what Chen Mo was trying to convey.

The concerns Chen Mo had, Ji Nian had also pondered.

In ​​‌‌​‌‌​​​‌‌​‌‌‌​‌‌​​​​‌​​‌‌​​​‌​​‌‌‌​​‌​​‌‌​​‌​​‌‌​​​‌‌​​‌‌​‌‌‌​​‌‌​‌‌‌​‌‌​​​‌‌​​‌‌‌​​‌​‌‌​​‌‌​​​‌‌​‌​​​‌‌​​‌​‌​​‌‌​‌​​​​‌‌‌​​​​​‌‌​‌​‌​​‌‌​‌‌​​‌‌​​​‌‌​​‌‌​​‌‌​‌‌​​‌​‌​‌‌​​​‌​​‌‌​​​​‌​​‌‌​​‌​‍her past life, there had been tis of familial harmony, though they were too brief, and the swift change left her bewildered for a long ti. Why had her loving parents suddenly transford overnight?

Reborn, Ji Nian's perspective was that one should not imagine what hasn't happened and enjoy the present.

Certainly, Ji Tingzhou currently doted on her wholeheartedly, and the two years of living together had allowed her to develop so trust in him.

But if Chen Mo's concerns ever ca to pass, Ji Nian wouldn't protest, as she had always been prepared to leave since arriving here.

Understanding Chen Mo's intention, Ji Nian didn't feel repelled; instead, she treated this as a simulation.

If such an event occurred during her childhood, when she couldn't yet live independently, how should she handle it?

The group arrived at the gray rabbit uncle's house across the river.

Unexpectedly, despite knocking for a long ti, there was no response.

Instead, the fox next door was drawn out.

Recognizing the little gray rabbit, it called out,

"Little Gray!!"

The little gray rabbit anxiously asked, "Uncle Fox, have you seen my uncle?"

The fox sighed.

Ji Nian had a bad feeling.

Sure enough, Uncle Fox then said, "Little Gray, your uncle passed away last week. Didn't your dad tell you?"

Like the little gray rabbit, Ji Nian was taken aback.

What was Chen Mo trying to convey?

She almost forced herself not to turn and look at Chen Mo imdiately.

The little gray rabbit broke down.

Dad didn't want it, and its uncle had passed away; where could it go?

Fortunately, the fox said, "Your uncle left the house and his inheritance to you. You should go to the owl notary office and ask."

So, they rushed over.

Originally, Ji Nian thought that helping the little gray rabbit claim its uncle's inheritance would complete the task.

But that wasn't the case.

What followed, or rather, what Chen Mo wanted her to see, made her eyelids twitch.