Exclusive Love: Pampered by the Scheming Tycoon-Chapter 177: Doting Has Become a Habit

Tong Keke blinked her innocent, wide eyes and slightly pouted her lips at Gu Qianxi.

Seeing her acting all spoiled, Gu Qianxi suddenly forgot why he had been angry just moments ago.

"Wait here, I’ll go buy it for you." Gu Qianxi furrowed his brows, grabbed his car keys, and turned around to leave the hospital room.

It was already close to midnight, but Gu Qianxi wanted to buy Tong Keke her favorite roast goose. The store was far away, but he thought that for someone who was sick, fulfilling a small wish was well worth it.

Half an hour later, Gu Qianxi walked back in carrying a bag full of food. The first thing to reach Tong Keke’s nose was the tantalizing aroma of roast goose.

"Uncle Qian, why did you go out to get roast goose for me at this hour? The shop wasn’t closed yet?" Tong Keke’s face bloomed with joy, and she suddenly felt that her uncle’s heart hadn’t changed—he still spoiled her the same way.

"You got lucky. When I got there, they were just about to close." Gu Qianxi teased.

Tong Keke had just finished her IV drip. She hopped off the hospital bed and washed her hands clean.

Then she sat on the small sofa, put on disposable gloves, grabbed a goose leg, and opened her mouth to take a bite.

But right as it reached her lips, she suddenly felt a little shy. She stood up immediately and held the roast goose out to Gu Qianxi. "Uncle Qian, you went through the trouble to buy it. You should eat first."

"You little rascal, now you’re trying to act polite with me?" Gu Qianxi laughed.

"I was young and clueless before, but now I’m an adult. Of course, I need to learn some manners. Otherwise... how am I supposed to get married in the future?" Tong Keke muttered, lowering her head bashfully.

"Already thinking about marriage, huh? Keke, there’ll be no early romances, understand?"

Upon hearing the word "marriage," Gu Qianxi inexplicably felt a touch of sourness in his heart.

Ever since Tong Keke came into his life, he found himself disliking other men—he always thought they were nothing but trouble.

But there’s one thing he had to accept: his Keke was growing up. Soon, she would start dating and eventually get married...

Tong Keke’s crescent-shaped eyes curved as she grinned cheerfully. "Don’t worry, Uncle Qian. I won’t fall in love early."

"By the way, you mentioned your novel earlier... What website did you post it on? I want to take a look." Gu Qianxi hadn’t forgotten about it.

Tong Keke’s small shoulders shrank slightly, and then she joked, "Uncle Qian, you really want to see it, huh?"

"Of course I want to! Hurry up and give me the link." Gu Qianxi was determined to find out what was in her little head.

"Better not. I’m afraid you’ll get mad," Tong Keke said as she took big bites of meat, her lips shiny with grease, making her look even more vibrant.

Gu Qianxi, now used to her messy eating habits, didn’t bat an eye.

The Gu Family may have belonged to a prominent lineage, but after their parents passed away, Gu Qianxi had stopped imposing high standards on Tong Keke.

She said she didn’t want to learn the etiquette of aristocratic ladies; he didn’t force her. She said she didn’t want to learn piano; he didn’t push her either.

And so, she had grown into this carefree, uninhibited personality—honest, but adorably endearing.

"I’m not telling!" Her stubborn little lips twisted in defiance.

"Tong Keke..." Gu Qianxi narrowed his eyes, fixing her with a stern gaze.

Tong Keke pretended not to hear him, focusing intently on gnawing the goose leg.

Gu Qianxi let out a frustrated huff. "Even if you don’t tell me, I’ll figure it out sooner or later."

Tong Keke stuck her tongue out at him, making a playful face.

Gu Qianxi realized that this little rascal could really use some proper discipline.