The Lovely Heiress Is Actually A God Beast-Chapter 653 Qiaoqiao’s New Mother

Little Taotie remembered a time long ago when she was still in the mountains, when she was always lacking in confidence, and meekly thought that by seeking the favor of many people, she could prove that she was a popular child.

It had been a very long time since she’d harbored such expectations. freēwēbηovel.c૦m

Now, she seemed to always be able to easily win another’s favor.

Those she saw all held bouquets over their heads, people who adored her.

The reason she now wanted to be liked and popular was more to awaken Little Beast Bai Bai and heal the Primordial Spirit.

It was no longer due to that humble wish from her past in the mountains.

"Qiaoqiao, would you want to be a star?"

"A star?"

"No, correct, you just said you wanted to be a doctor," Little Taotie scratched her head, "I originally thought that becoming a star could make many people like you; it would be the fastest way to restore your confidence."

Qiaoqiao’s blank gaze gradually cleared up, she was beginning to understand what Little Taotie meant.

"I’m not lacking in confidence, I don’t want everyone to like me, I just want her... to like me."

Little Taotie blinked, realizing Qiaoqiao was somewhat different from herself.

That was right, Qiaoqiao had been adored before.

Even though it was fake adoration, she had still experienced maternal love.

"Your mother is a very patient person, and very gentle too; she will surely give you enough time to come around, and then accept her."

The door was gently pushed open; it was Little Fatty’s aunt who had come to deliver fruit, who was also Qiaoqiao’s new mother.

She was a very gentle woman, with an oval face, willow-leaf eyebrows, round apricot eyes, a plump nose, full lips, fair skin, and chestnut hair that fell over her shoulders. She wore a Monet-colored suit.

"I’m sorry, I came to deliver fruit and heard your conversation. It wasn’t my intention to eavesdrop, but the topic seemed to be about me, so I involuntarily listened on."

Qiaoqiao pursed her lips and lowered her eyes, not daring to look at her.

Little Taotie also felt somewhat guilty, being caught talking about someone behind their back was quite embarrassing!

Qiaoqiao’s new mother walked up to her, squatted down, and gently met Qiaoqiao’s gaze, "Please believe me, I won’t run out of patience, nor will I stop liking you for waiting too long. In fact, I’m quite slow – I was the slowest child in my family since I was young, but I have one virtue, and that’s patience, enough to stay the course."

"No matter how long it takes, I will wait for you, wait for you to open your heart and accept me."

Qiaoqiao met her gentle and sincere eyes, knowing she wasn’t lying, that she would indeed wait forever.

Qiaoqiao whispered softly, "I... will try hard, I don’t want you to wait too long..."

The gentle woman gently stroked Qiaoqiao’s head, "Okay then, take your time with the fruit, I won’t disturb you and Little Taotie playing anymore."

She left the room, smiling happily as she went out the door.

She really liked Qiaoqiao, liked her from the very first glance.

Back then, Qiaoqiao had stood in front of her very nervously, one small hand covering the left side of her face, wanting to look but not daring to meet her eyes, her little demeanor quite awkward.

Before meeting Qiaoqiao, she thought that Qiaoqiao might reject the approach of strangers, might have hatred for the world in her eyes, or her gaze might become gloomy.

But none of that was true; her eyes were still so clean, like a little beast that would hide and lick its wounds after being hurt, helpless and fearful, not daring to approach humans, but not baring its claws out of spite for having been hurt before.

At that moment, she made a judgment in her heart: this was a very tender child.

Like a little beast hurt by humans, stumbling but still willing to try and approach humans again, not out of resentment for humankind.

As long as the next person she encountered was gentle, it could heal the wounds in her heart and allow her to step out of all sadness.

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