My Youth Began With Him

Pudding dry-coughed like an adult to clear her throat. “That old guy said… you, an immature young brat, are so naggy and irritating.”

Su Yu: “…”

“Hahahaha! I was just kidding! You bought it?” Pudding laughed out loud.

The usually proud and reserved Pudding suddenly became another girl, befuddling Su Yu.

“Are you becoming Little Bean this moment?” Su Yu was exasperated.

“No, no, no. I was just kidding. Don’t worry. The old guy said my dad’s case is not difficult.”

“Did he say that?” Su Yu was dumbfounded.

“Yeah.” Pudding nodded.

“Humph! Are you sure he’s not just boasting?” Su Yu was doubtful.

After all, it was a case that doctors, including the famous Professor Luo and many professors and elite students at Harvard Medical School, couldn’t solve.

However, this ordinary-looking old guy claimed it was not difficult?

He sounded just like an old man who got drunk and boasted about his experience in the Long March and fighting alongside a marshal during the war.

“Of course not,” Pudding denied.

“Pudding, it seems you trust him?”

“Yes.”

“Why do you trust him?” Su Yu leaned down and whispered into her ear.

“Because… I have no choice besides trusting him anyway.”

Su Yu: “…

“You’re just trying to flog a dead horse?” Su Yu looked exasperated.

“But my dad isn’t a horse; he’s a super gorgeous guy,” Pudding retorted.

“I know; it was just an idiom.”

“Okay. Let’s not talk about it. Handsome Su, come here; I need to talk to you about something else.” Pudding waved her hand and began to play cute.

But Su Yu knew if Pudding tried acting cute, she was up to something.

“What is it?” Su Yu said warily.

“Come here first. I’m a bit tired and must sit on your lap to talk to you.”

Hearing her words, Su Yu was even warier as he walked to Pudding cautiously.

When he sat down, Pudding climbed up and sat on his lap before throwing her arms around his neck.

“Handsome Su, you like me very much, right?”

“Of course.”

“Then you’ll let me do anything I want?”

“It depends. I can’t let you murder people or set fires.” Su Yu was cautious.

“Of course, what are you talking about, I obviously wouldn’t break the law. How can I do those things?”

“Good, as long as it doesn’t break the law.”

“I need you to do me a favor,” she said mysteriously.

“What’s it?”

“You must promise you will do it first.”

“Damn it. How can I promise you something I don’t even know?” Su Yu was bewildered.

“I don’t care. If you don’t promise you, I won’t tell you.” Pudding continued to play a shamelessly unreasonable girl.

In fact, she had learned this tactic from her mom.

She had noticed her mom often used it on her dad and had never failed.

Pudding thought it should be useful with Su Yu too since he loved her and Little Bean very much.

“Um… What’s your game, girl? What are you trying to pull this time?”

“I’m not. I’m quite serious. Handsome Su, just promise me. It’s not difficult and I won’t ask you for one million yuan or something.” Pudding smiled sweetly.

“Humph. It would be simple if you wanted one million yuan…”

Su Yu thought about it and decided the little girl couldn’t ask anything outrageous.

So, he nodded. “Okay then. Tell me.”

“You agreed?” Pudding said in delight.

“Yeah. I did.”

“Here is the thing. Little Bean and I will pack up and return to South Hill Manor to stay with Grand… the old guy from abroad.”

“No.” The moment Pudding said the words, Su Yu’s face fell.