Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me-Chapter 63 - 62 I Understand

Chapter 63 -62: I Understand.

Chapter 63 -62: I Understand.

Chu Qi and the remaining policemen exchanged a few words before he entered the Police Station. It wasn’t until much later that he came back out.

By that time, he had changed into camouflage gear and was holding three more sets, “You should change into these too; these clothes are more convenient for moving around.”

In the changing room of the Police Station, Mianmian obediently changed into the camouflage uniform.

Seeing Little Bun sweating profusely in the long-sleeved camouflage gear, she reached into her small bag and pulled out a Cooling Talisman, “Seventh grandchild, if you wear this, you won’t feel hot anymore.”

Su Chenfei nodded, slipped the talisman into his pocket, and instantly felt cool.

“We have these, so there’s no need to fight over that house.”

After the granny and her grandchild changed, they walked out of the room, and Mianmian handed another one to Chu Qi, “Take this, it can cool you down, but little brother won’t need it.”

Chu Ye’s constitution lacked fire inherently, so his body temperature was naturally low.

Chu Qi smiled, “How many more of those talismans do we have? We’re going with the police; let’s distribute some to them.”

“Lots more.” Mianmian reached into her bag and pulled out more than twenty in front of the eagerly approaching policemen, “Is this enough?”

The policemen nodded, “Enough, enough, and here’s a radio, and this, Mr. Chu, is for you.”

Mianmian tilted her head and asked in a low voice Seventh grandchild, “Is that a gun?”

Su Chenfei nodded, “Yes, it is.”

“It’s different from the ones at home; mine are longer,” Mianmian said curiously as she examined them, thinking these were too short, although similar in structure to those at home.

Su Chenfei laughed, “Little Auntie probably has traditional hunting rifles at home.”

It was quite normal in the world of the Dark Sect to have collected some during a time of seclusion.

The policemen also rode motorcycles back to the village with them to investigate the abduction of Li Yang.

Motorcycles were faster than other vehicles, and since it hadn’t rained recently, the roads were dry.

Their bikes stopped at the entrance of the village, where the villagers happened to be gathering. Li Gao’s eyes were bloodshot, his body covered with leaves and dirt, his throat hoarse, “It’s my fault, it’s my fault, it’s my fault…”

As he spoke, Li Gao kept banging his head against a Big Tree at the village entrance.

In just a while, blood seeped from his forehead.

“Xiaofei, Xiao Chu, why have you come back?” the villagers who recognized Chu Ye and Su Chenfei exclaimed in surprise.

Su Chenfei got off the bike and explained, “Little Auntie heard that Li Yang had been taken away and came back specially to help find him. Where was it that he disappeared? Let’s go take a look.”

Li Gao stared blankly, “You’re helping to look?”

His suspicious gaze fell on Su Chenfei and Chu Ye, not thinking that these city folks would be of much help.

And besides, they both brought kids with them; it seemed like they were just putting on a show. What could kids possibly help with?

Even if the incident where Su Mianmian was wrongly accused of poisoning a pig had stimulated his son to speak, it didn’t mean that Su Mianmian had a way to solve this incident.

“Thank you, I appreciate your concern,” Li Gao said bitterly with a forced smile, then he approached the police pleadingly, “Mr. Policeman, you’ve finally arrived. Please, you must help me, you have to find my son…”

Li Gao’s voice was raspy.

The policeman nodded, “Hello, Mr. Li. I’m also surnamed Li; we could be from the same clan. Don’t be sad, we will definitely find your son. Please tell us what happened during the incident.”

Li Gao didn’t believe in himself, and Su Chenfei didn’t take it to heart. He asked Mianmian, “Little Auntie, what do we do?”

Mianmian pulled Su Chenfei aside and away from the crowd.

Everyone was focused at the village entrance, listening to the police instructions, leaving the village nearly empty.

Mianmian walked beneath an old tree in the village, looked up at the little sparrow high in the treetop, and said, “Hello there, little sparrow. Can you help Mianmian a little?”

She pulled a small handful of rice grains out of her small bag.

The little sparrow in the tree chirped away, hopping down from the tallest branches, layer by layer, its tiny black eyes glancing at Mianmian, then at the people behind her.

“Chirp chirp~” The little sparrow tentatively replied with a chirp.

Mianmian tilted her little head up, greeting the little sparrow with her own “Chirp chirp chirp.”

Seeing this from behind, Su Chenfei called Chu Qi and Chu Ye to back away a bit, “We’re too close; the little sparrow seems a bit frightened.”

The three of them stepped back, and only then did the little sparrow come down from the tree and landed in Mianmian’s palm.

Little Bun and the little sparrow chirped together for a while, and Su Chenfei, standing behind them, was eager to know what they were saying, but alas, he couldn’t understand.

Nevertheless, it occurred to Su Chenfei that not only he couldn’t understand, he said to Chu Qi, “Don’t get it, do you? Kid Chu Ye, you can’t understand either, right?”

Chu Qi replied with a cool, “Hm.”

Chu Ye, sounding young and innocent, retorted, “Hm? I can understand.”

Su Chenfei: ???

What do you mean you understand? How could that be possible?

Su Chenfei felt like giving Chu Ye a kick in the rear.

Why did he always feel at odds with this bratty Chu Ye?

Su Chenfei said, “Well then, tell us, what is my Little Auntie talking to the little sparrow about?”

Chu Ye said, “Mianmian is asking the little sparrow where Li Yang disappeared from, who took him, and if it could lead the way to find him.”

As soon as Chu Ye finished speaking, Mianmian turned around and said in her milky voice, “The little sparrow said it saw who took Li Yang and can lead us to them later. Are you all ready?”

Su Chenfei: …

How did he guess it all right?

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He looked at Chu Ye with a skeptical eye.

Chu Ye’s lips curved in a smirk, throwing a glance at Su Chenfei. No wonder Su Chenfei had been so easily conned by someone as shrewd as Qin Tao before; there was a reason for his gullibility.

After internally teasing Su Chenfei, Chu Ye turned to look at Mianmian; his initially disdainful eyes instantly softened.

Lucky that Mianmian wasn’t Su Chenfei’s sister but his great-aunt; otherwise, if she carried blood resembling Su Chenfei too closely, Mianmian would be ruined!

“Why aren’t any of you talking?” Mianmian demanded.

Since she hadn’t received a response to her statement, Mianmian ran up to Su Chenfei, her tone a bit fierce with her little eyebrows furrowed.

Su Chenfei hastily replied to Mianmian, “Sorry, Little Auntie, your grandnephew was distracted just now, but I’m ready now.”

Chu Ye nodded too, “Yeah, I’m ready as well.”

Chu Qi nodded as well.

Everyone was ready, so they could set off.

The little sparrow flew ahead, with Mianmian and the others following behind toward the mountains.

The little sparrow kept chirping.

Mianmian replied in her baby voice, “Yes, of course, I can understand you. The rabbits? Yeah, that was me too.”

After Mianmian led the group away, back in the Logistical Room of the filming crew in the village, the Assistant Director was on the phone.

“Yes, alright, the Array has been set up just now, guaranteed to drain all the qi of the celebrities, thank you for the compliment. Please, you must prioritize giving me the Longevity Pill!”

The Assistant Director’s eyes were filled with greed, his demeanor fanatic.