Reborn as a Weak Beauty Pampered by All novel Chapter 1793

Chapter 1793: Chapter 1330: You All Made Everyone Smile with Your Cuteness_4

"See, sister noticed! Our little Guoguo is so brave—when you fell down, you got right back up by yourself. Even when I was little, I wasn’t as brave as you!"

Ming Wei’s eyes were full of laughter as she hugged Guoguo and walked over to Kang Li: "Mom, our little Guoguo feels embarrassed because everyone was laughing at her."

Hearing that, Kang Li’s gaze was soft, the corners of her mouth smiling. She gently patted little Guoguo’s back and said, "It’s not a big deal, and anyway, everyone only laughed because you’re all so adorable."

"That’s what sister said, too."

Guoguo finally lifted her head and looked at her favorite mom, saying, "But I still feel embarrassed."

"We need to be generous and lovely young girls. Besides, nobody was laughing maliciously. Today is your great-grandfather’s birthday, and you and your fourth and fifth brothers stumbled while paying respects, which made great-grandpa and great-grandma laugh out loud. Don’t you think that’s fun?"

"Yeah, it’s fun."

Guoguo nodded her little head.

"So do you still feel embarrassed now?"

Kang Li asked with a smile.

Guoguo shook her head: "If it makes great-grandpa and great-grandma happy, I don’t mind falling a few more times!"

"Such a good girl!"

Kang Li gently pinched little Guoguo’s nose, then said, "It was mom’s fault for not thinking things through—I put you all in thick clothes today, so you couldn’t move easily. Mom owes you an apology."

"Mom didn’t do anything wrong, you don’t have to say sorry!"

Guoguo leaned over and kissed Kang Li’s face, speaking in her sweet, soft voice: "I know Mom made us dress warmly so we wouldn’t catch a cold. I never blamed you at all!"

Ming Rui and Ming Han, holding Dumpling and Tangyuan, came over too. Seeing their little siblings burying their heads on the shoulders of the older ones, Kang Li didn’t need to ask—she knew what was going on with these little guys.

"Dumpling, Tangyuan, look at Guoguo."

Hearing Kang Li’s voice, Dumpling and Tangyuan lifted their heads and looked at Guoguo, seeing that their little sister was totally unfazed and was winking mischievously at them. For a moment, both boys, little men that they were, felt embarrassed that even their sister was braver—they were still sulking over such a little thing.

Guoguo tilted her head and asked Dumpling and Tangyuan: "Fourth Brother, Fifth Brother, are you embarrassed because you stumbled while bowing to great-grandpa?"

"Nope."

Dumpling and Tangyuan kept their faces tight, answering in unison.

"Really?"

Guoguo clearly didn’t believe them.

Tangyuan frowned: "You don’t believe us?"

Dumpling didn’t say anything, but he also looked at Guoguo.

"I never said I didn’t believe you."

Knowing when not to call someone out—mom taught her that—so she decided to leave some dignity for her fourth and fifth brothers.

...

It was around three in the afternoon before things calmed down at Big Uncle Kang’s House.

All those who came to celebrate or help had left, borrowed tables and chairs were returned, and all rented banquet dishes and cutlery from the chef’s house were washed, packed, and delivered back.

Grandpa Kang and Grandma Kang were getting old and needed to rest, so the Third Kang Clan and Kang Li’s family didn’t linger much at Big Uncle Kang’s House. But Big Uncle Kang and Third Uncle Kang were called over to Kang Li’s place by Captain Kang to discuss investing in starting a clothing factory.

By the time Big Uncle Kang and Third Uncle Kang left the second house, night had already fallen.

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