Transmigration: From Dragon Princess To Pampered Granddaughter-Chapter 26 - Why the Tears Again

26: Chapter 26: Why the Tears Again?

26 -26: Why the Tears Again?

Upon hearing her, Helian Qiao, whose mouth was busily occupied, turned her moist, shiny, large eyes towards her, blinking twice in response.

She absolutely adored her grandma!

Ma Xiulian’s smile instantly became even brighter, not feeling surprised or scared in the slightest, but rather enormously proud and self-satisfied.

Her Guibao was a reincarnation of a fairy, indeed incomparably singular!

However, next door, Li Chunhua’s mood was far from splendid, increasingly believing that this little girl was completely at odds with her destiny.

After a while, she heard her mother-in-law say to her eldest sister-in-law, “I made sweet syrup with eggs for you, eat before you sleep.”

Li Chunhua’s eyes instantly reddened: these were all treatments she was supposed to enjoy!

Therefore, the moment Chen Jianye entered the room and saw his teary-eyed wife, he felt a headache, “Why are you crying again?”

With lots of hiccuping and sobbing, Li Chunhua said, “I don’t want to cry, but mom won’t let me breastfeed my daughters, it hurts me inside!”

Chen Jianye bluntly exposed her, “It’s you who didn’t want to feed.”

Taken aback, Li Chunhua retorted, “Can’t I regret it?

Honey, could you please convince mom to bring Guibao back to me?”

Every word her husband said had a lot more weight, being the biological son of her mother-in-law.

Maybe his mother could be persuaded.

However, Chen Jianye waved his hand nonchalantly, “Does it really matter who feeds her?

You can just go on feeding Xiaobao.”

Then he went off to play with his son.

As a man, he truly didn’t care who fed his daughter, they’re all family after all.

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Cough, of course, on the other hand, he didn’t dare mess with his own mother lightly.

Seeing his indifference, Li Chunhua felt a mix of anxiety and frustration; however, she couldn’t tell him she wanted to feed her just for the food, so she had to continue trying to please her little girl.

However, Helian Qiao did not give her the slightest face.

When Li Chunhua tried to tease her, she either showed no expression at all, or simply closed her eyes as if she hadn’t seen her.

When Li Chunhua wanted to hold her, she immediately wailed as if she had encountered a poisonous snake or a wild beast.

After a few attempts, Ma Xiulian looked at Li Chunhua with an increasingly unfriendly gaze, just short of outrightly forbidding her from approaching her granddaughter.

Li Chunhua also noticed this damn child was deliberately going against her, completely frustrated and upset.

Unfortunately, due to insufficient nutrition, she ran out of breastmilk within a few days and had no choice but to give up, no matter how unwilling.

So, she turned around without hesitation and left, never sparing another proper glance at Helian Qiao, treating her as if she wasn’t her daughter.

You ungrateful child, just you wait until your grandma no longer adores you, see how I’ll deal with you then!

Yes, Li Chunhua stubbornly believed that her mother-in-law was merely infatuated temporarily and would wake up one day.

On the other hand, Helian Qiao was blissfully oblivious to her rancor, snuggling in Zhao Mei’s arms, savoring the delicious breast milk.

Since someone else fed her, the little princess of the Golden Dragon Clan had never been hungry!

Moreover, the little princess had an incredibly accurate judgment of character; she could tell at a single glance who was a wicked woman with ulterior motives.

She knew their affection was feigned; all she could see in their eyes were calculations and disgust.

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In a blink of an eye, four seasons have passed.

Under her grandmother’s meticulous care, Helian Qiao has grown from a small glutinous rice ball to a white and tender glutinous rice ball.

Dressed in a brand new pink gown, she sat on the threshold of the main room, holding a boiled egg in her chubby little hand and peeling it with concentration.

As if she was conducting some great task, her expression was intensely focused.

Ma Xiulian came out of the room with a comb and gently said, “Guibao, don’t move.

Grandma is going to comb your hair.”

Helian Qiao turned around, raised the peeled half of the egg high, and said with a milky voice, “Grandma, here.”