Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me-Chapter 84 - 83: Oh no, it’s going to rain.

In front of the monitor, Director Hu touched his chin after hearing that.

He hadn’t considered the two new children, because they were so quiet, always standing in odd, shadowy places, quietly watching Mianmian.

"They can join too," Director Hu answered through the speaker.

Mianmian smiled, "Yay!"

She cheerfully ran over to the Ying siblings and repeated Liu Hui’s words, "I think you guys should participate, doing good is beneficial for you too."

Once one embarked on the path of cultivation, whether human or demon, acquiring merit was a good thing. However, the path to acquiring merit was the most arduous and difficult, so there were unscrupulous individuals who chose shortcuts, practicing wicked magic and committing atrocious deeds.

The two little zombies listened to Mianmian most attentively and nodded seriously, replying to Mianmian with simple monosyllables, "Hmm!"

"Since Ying Fang and Ying Miao are going to participate, then I have a few more things to say," Liu Hui said with a gentle smile. "Everyone has strengths and weaknesses. Getting a card means we are outstanding, but not getting one doesn’t mean we are not good enough. We are already great little friends. Also, children should be with your mom and dad to ensure your safety."

This was essentially life advice, and although children might not understand it, Liu Hui felt it was still necessary to say it in advance to make it easier to communicate with Gu Youyou based on her behavior later.

Seeing that all the children nodded, Liu Hui asked Gu Youyou, "Mommy is going to get the bedding now, what does Youyou want to do?"

Gu Youyou looked at Mianmian and, thinking about the best little friend competition, seriously said, "Mommy, I’ll go with you, and then we can get the good person card."

The prizes could be given to others, and Gu Youyou thought that if she got one, she would split it into two, one for Mianmian and one for her mom, so both Mianmian and her mom would be happy.

It wasn’t just Youyou who thought this way; Wang Ze felt the same.

However, what the Ying siblings and Chu Ye thought was that if they got the prize, they would give it to Mianmian.

Mianmian herself didn’t consider how to divide the prize if she got it. Seeing her friends all choosing to go busy themselves with their moms, she turned around, intending to find her seventh grandchild to help.

Little Bun ran along, going "ta-da-da," and soon saw Su Chenfei.

"Is Little Auntie here to find me?" Su Chenfei lifted Mianmian into his arms. "Are they all off doing tasks for the good person card?"

As Su Chenfei spoke, Chu Ye gave him a cool nod and walked away.

Su Chenfei was a bit annoyed!

Did Chu Ye think that because Little Auntie called him "little bro," making him of higher seniority, he didn’t need to greet him anymore? Consequently, he super pettily shot a cold glance at Chu Ye and spun around with Mianmian in his arms.

"Yep!" Mianmian replied to Su Chenfei. "Shall we go too? And we need to prepare today’s meals."

Since they were going to do good deeds, they would certainly ask around the village to see who needed help.

Su Chenfei and Mianmian first went to consult with the more familiar Grandpa Zhao and Grandma Zhao, who whimsically said they wanted to eat wild vegetables from the mountain and hoped Su Chenfei and Mianmian could help pick some for them.

After accepting the task, Su Chenfei and Mianmian headed up the mountain.

Just after filling the basket, Mianmian wiped the sweat from her face and said with a furrowed brow, "Seventh grandchild, this is bad, it’s going to rain."

Su Chenfei asked, "Really?"

At that moment, the Assistant Director who was with Director Hu in front of the monitor frowned, "It’s so sunny outside, why would Little Auntie say it’s going to rain? That’s not possible, right?"

Director Hu was quite astonished.

This reticent colleague of his rarely initiated conversation, so why was he suddenly contradicting what Mianmian had said today?

"Little Auntie has some abilities; if she says it’s going to rain, then it probably will," Director Hu said.

The Assistant Director took out his mobile phone and checked the weather forecast, "Look, the audience is also saying the forecast indicates clear skies for this area, and our mobile phones say the same."

In Mianmian’s live broadcast room, everyone was indeed discussing the weather. The staff in charge of filming Mianmian, to keep the conversation going, lifted the camera to the sky, then slowly angled it back down to Su Chenfei and Mianmian.

The August sun was intense, the sky clear and cloudless, the mottled shadows of the trees on the mountain cast upon Su Chenfei and Mianmian.

Mianmian’s little face was full of earnestness as she answered Su Chenfei, "Yes, let’s hurry down the mountain."

In their hands were baskets from Grandpa Wang and Grandma Wang’s house, filled with wild vegetables they had picked earlier and the fresh wild berries Mianmian had found.

To hand out the good person card, each person had a basket.

Worried that Mianmian would get soaked if it rained, Su Chenfei crouched down, "Little Auntie, come on, I’ll carry you, and we’ll go faster. Ying Fang, Ying Miao, can you walk quickly?"

The two little zombies nodded.

Of course, they could walk fast, and if it weren’t for the fact that they couldn’t reveal their zombie identities in front of others, they could even fly.

No sooner had the two people and two zombies reached halfway down the mountain than thick clouds began to gather in the sky.

Mianmian thought of Chu Ye and became a little worried, "If it rains, big brother will be in danger, Seventh Grandchild, let’s hurry."

Su Chenfei thought of Chu Ye’s coldly handsome little face, his expression extremely reluctant.

[From the seventh grandchild’s eyes, you can see the dislike for Chu Ye, hahaha.]

[I’m dying of laughter, although he hates Chu Ye, Little Auntie’s word must be obeyed, so our Feifei still walks very fast.]

Mianmian lay on Su Chenfei’s back, staring at the clouds in the sky.

She could usually predict the weather, but this time she had failed to foresee what was coming. So strange, has the ominous omen mentioned by Grandpa Heaven not passed yet?

She had thought the omen was about the two baddies, Hua Zhaodi and Wu De.

Her mother said this situation was known as the Heavenly Secret being obscured, baffling her why Grandpa Heaven would warn her while concealing the Heavenly Secret from her calculations.

The clouds gathered quickly.

By the time Su Chenfei and Mianmian reached the pathway leading into the village, it was already thundering, seeming like a sudden thunderstorm—a common occurrence in the summer, with rain coming and going abruptly.

Upon entering the village, Mianmian immediately asked the crew where Chu Ye was, just in time to see Chu Qi carrying Chu Ye over.

Upon seeing Mianmian, he promptly handed his son over to her, first expressing his gratitude, "Thank you, Little Auntie."

Mianmian nodded and naturally took Chu Ye’s hand.

As soon as they touched, large raindrops began to fall.

Everyone rushed to the nearest eave to take shelter from the rain.

The house they sheltered in was also abandoned in the village, backed against a mountain with cement-walled decor. Because the sun was gone, the interior was dimly lit.

Mianmian saw that the windows of the house were open, swaying with the wind and rain, and she went on tiptoe, trying to close them.

At that moment, the Assistant Director, who was focused on the monitor, clenched his fist, his expression tense. It was only when Su Chenfei reached out to help Mianmian close the window that he relaxed.

This odd behavior made Director Hu, who had been quietly observing the Assistant Director, furrow his brow.

As a gold-medal director in the Entertainment Circle, having watched people act countless times, he naturally had the ability to deduce their thoughts through their facial expressions.

The Assistant Director seemed to have something on his mind?

However, since the other party wasn’t speaking up, Director Hu didn’t feel it was right to ask directly. Noticing that the air was fresher after the rain, he said, "You keep watching, I haven’t had fresh air in a long time, I’m going to step out, and we’ll switch in a bit."

The Assistant Director nodded, "Alright, please go ahead."

Once Director Hu left, the Assistant Director’s eyes darkened as he watched Mianmian through the camera.