Ms. Escape Marrying to Run Fighting to Rise novel Chapter 328

Chapter 328 Smooth Things Over

Nina wasn’t hungry right then.

Holding the fish food, she fed the little fish one pellet at a time, carefully.

Maybe she was being too careful with the food, so no fish came to eat.

Chloe lifted her up, leaned her over the edge of the pool, and told her to try again.

She said, “Nina, feed a little more. Then the fish will come.”

Nina hesitated for a second, then poured the whole packet of fish food into the water.

Even with all the food in the water, the fish still didn’t come.

Nina got upset.

“Fish! Eat!” she yelled, but the little fish still ignored her.

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Other kids feeding the fish nearby were able to attract whole schools of fish, but none of the fish would come to Nina.

This made the sensitive Nina angrier and angrier-her little face scrunched up in a frown, and she threw a tantrum. “I am so mad.”

Nina’s anger only really worked on the adults at home. These fish didn’t pay her any mind.

Feeling ignored, Nina leaned her chubby little body forward, staring at the water with no fish, so frustrated she could barely stand it.

Chloe, knowing how she got, hurried to calm her down. Nina, don’t be mad. I’ll buy two more packets of fish food, and we’ll try feeding at another pool.”

There were several touch pools, and Chloe planned to move to another one.

Just as Chloe was about to carry her away, the furious little girl suddenly squirmed.

Nina had surprisingly strong little arms, and Chloe, whose strength still hadn’t fully come back after her recent illness, lost her hold on her.

Nina fell into the pool, and Chloe jumped in right after her without hesitation, pulling her out.

Fiona, standing nearby, was frozen in shock.

Felix reacted quickly, immediately reaching out to take Nina from Chloe’s arms.

Nina had gone under and swallowed some water-she coughed violently a few times, then burst into loud, scared tears.

Chloe climbed out right after.

Once she was out, Chloe focused on comforting Nina, “ina, don’t cry, sweetheart. It’s okay now-you’re safe. Don’t be scared. It’s my fault; I didn’t hold on tight enough.”

Staff rushed over with large towels.

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