Chapter 213 - If Madam Bai’s Daughter Was Still Alive
The Tyrant Father's Pampered Daughter
Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
Madam Bai had two maidservants prepare a bathtub in the room and then wanted to help Gu Nuoâer take off her wet outerwear for her to take a bath.
Unexpectedly, Gu Nuoâer suddenly hid under the blanket, only revealing her small butt, trembling shyly.
Madam Bai was stunned. âPrincess, Iâll help you bathe, okay? Thereâs no need to be shy. Iâll just help you wipe down your body, okay?â
Gu Nuoâerâs soft voice sounded with a childish urgency. âThatâs not it! Auntie Bai, tell Elder Brother Siming to go out!â
Madam Bai was stunned and turned around.
Ye Siming was still standing there like a pillar!
She chuckled helplessly. âSiming, why are you still here? Go out and wait first. You can come in after I bathe the princess.â
Ye Siming frowned. âDo I have to go out too? What if she drownsâ¦â
âI wonât! Elder Brother Siming, donât underestimate me!â Gu Nuoâerâs angry childish voice sounded from under the blanket.
She was already a strong swimmer in the Jade?Pond1?since several hundred years ago!!
Madam Bai saw that Ye Simingâs eyes were dark and guessed that he probably didnât know that a three-year-old child would also have shy moments.
She smiled and waved her hand. âYou can go out. Iâll call you if thereâs anything. Donât be anxious.â
Ye Siming saw that Madam Bai was insistent, and Gu Nuoâer remained hiding under the blanket and shaking her butt in protest.
He had no choice but to frown and turn to leave.
He climbed up to the roof and sat there in a daze, looking at the bright moon in the sky and waiting for something.
Not long after, Gu Nuoâerâs laughter could be heard from inside the room.
Ye Simingâs ears twitched.
He raised his eyebrows slightly. This little thing wasnât feeling uncomfortable any more?
Madam Bai was straightforward and generous, while Gu Nuoâer was obedient and smart. The two of them quickly became familiar with each other.
Gu Nuoâer grabbed the edge of the wooden bucket. âAuntie Bai, look at me!â
After saying that, her small body was completely buried in the water. She swam a little in the wide wooden barrel and spat out a few more bubbles before floating up.
Madam Bai laughed so hard that she rocked back and forth. âPrincess, youâre really extremely cute.â
Her skin was fair and her eyes were big.
When Madam Bai looked at Gu Nuoâer, she felt that her heart was about to melt.
Madam Bai suddenly felt a little sad. She looked at the adorable Gu Nuoâer and tears gradually welled up in her eyes.
âIf my daughter was still alive, she would be five years old now.â
Gu Nuoâer was originally using her small hands to scoop up the water, wanting to show Madam Bai a ripple. Upon hearing this, the child obediently quietened down.
She leaned against the edge of the wooden barrel and fluttered her eyelashes. âAuntie Bai, what happened to the older sister you gave birth to?â
âWhen she was two years old, I brought her out to see the lanterns, but she was seized by bandits. At that time, there were too many people coming to see the lanterns on the streets. In order to prevent the bandits from hurting the commoners, I handed her over to a maidservant to protect her.
âI originally asked them to hide in the temple, but when I went back to look for them, I realized that my daughter had already been innocently slashed in the chaos!
âThe clothes on her back were soaked in blood. However, she was very sensible. In order not to worry me, she endured the pain and eventually died in my arms.
âI wondered countless times later on if she would blame me for not protecting her well?ân/o/vel/b//in dot c//om
Childrenâs views were very naive and immature.
She wouldnât think of expressing her pain. She would only be afraid that if she said that she was in pain, it would affect her mother from saving other people.
In order not to cause trouble, she gritted her teeth and endured for a long time. Till today, Madam Bai still didnât dare to think back about it.
Thinking of the past, Madam Bai couldnât help but cry.
A small fair hand gently landed on the top of her head.
Gu Nuoâerâs soft voice sounded. âAuntie Bai, I think that Older Sister definitely wonât blame you.â