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Chapter 914 Clearly Godfather is True Love

Chapter 914: Chapter 914 Clearly Godfather is True Love

"Godmother, if you marry my godfather, then you’d be my godmother," Luoluo said with a giggle, well-versed in kinship relations, as Grandma had thoroughly taught her.

She’s a diligent and studious little child who understands etiquette, which Mom and Grandma always emphasize, especially names and kinship — that’s something you absolutely cannot get wrong.

"I haven’t married!!"

"You will in the future, and then you’ll have to change how you address people anyway," Luoluo tilted her head in thought, "Godmother rolls off the tongue better, so let’s settle on that."

"???" What do you mean ’settle on that’? You can’t just decide that!

The elder sister was on the verge of a breakdown and she couldn’t stop herself from sneaking a glance at Su Zhe, hoping he didn’t think she had colluded with the two kids to press him into marriage.

"You two, do you want some snacks?" Su Zhe bent down, attempting to bargain with the two children, "If godfather treats you, could you please not embarrass Auntie Xiaolan? And don’t tell your parents about today."

The boy and girl twins were puzzled. Why couldn’t they talk about it?

But the two children were very understanding and caring, so if godfather asked them not to say anything, they wouldn’t.

Su Zhe took out money and sent the boy and girl twins to the Research Institute’s snack shop to buy treats, thinking he had successfully bought their silence.

"Don’t take today’s matter to heart," Su Zhe said to the elder sister.

For someone of his temperament, that was as caring as he could get.

But to any regular person, it sounded utterly cold and chilling.

"Uncle Su, I hope I haven’t caused you any trouble," the elder sister got goosebumps from his coldness.

Her father’s male idol was undoubtedly someone to be admired from afar, not to be trifled with, as getting close to him felt almost like a sacrilegious offense.

"Not at all." Su Zhe turned to leave, then paused as if he remembered something.

"Thank you."

The two words made the elder sister think she was hearing things, and it took a while after Su Zhe had walked far away for her to mutter to herself.

"Did he just... thank me?"

Hold on, could he possibly be shy?! As she realized this, his retreating figure suddenly didn’t seem so cold.

She had blurted out those words impulsively, without understanding why, just not liking to hear others disparage her dad’s idol. On reflection, she didn’t regret her actions one bit.

If she could do it all over again, she still would’ve spoken out in defense.

"Those who carry wood for the people should not be left to freeze in the snow and wind!"

The elder sister clenched her fist. Uncle Su was a pillar of the nation, and her dad’s idol, so she couldn’t possibly let others talk as if he was unwanted.

She hoped her behavior today hadn’t caused Uncle Su any trouble.

Fortunately, his leader hadn’t asked for her name, nor did he know what her parents were called, and even if he knew where her parents worked, it wouldn’t cause any further trouble—Si Lanfan hadn’t realized how serious the issue was until now.

She just considered it an act of "heroic justice" for the sake of chemistry.

Su Zhe also felt his act of bribing the children was perfectly seamless.

But come evening, the boy and girl twins had diarrhea.

Yu Jingting was out on business and didn’t come home, so Suizi and her husband took the kids to the hospital.

Their pale faces made Suizi distressed.

"They were fine, so how did they get diarrhea?"

"They ate the same dinner as us, could they have caught a cold?" Wang Cuihua wondered.

Suizi shook her head. That shouldn’t be the case.

She took care of the boy and girl twins’ clothing herself, making sure they were neither too cold nor too hot.

In the end, upon a final review, the children confessed.

They said that their godfather had treated them to snacks.

Perhaps the snacks from the Research Institute’s store were expired, which caused the stomach upset.

"Why would your godfather give you snacks for no reason?"

"We can’t tell, we promised godfather," Luoluo said weakly, shaking her head.

Bobo’s little face was waxen as he nodded along, and Suizi arched an eyebrow.

Looks like hush money?

"Wait, godfather is treating us to snacks—but did godfather eat any?" Suizi suddenly remembered this crucial question.

The two children shook their heads.

"Godfather doesn’t eat snacks, but Aunt Xiaolan ate quite a bit."

So the sister is involved too? Suizi sensed that the situation was complicated and seemed highly likely related to these two individuals.

Using her negotiation skills, Suizi bluffed the two kids, claiming that if they didn’t tell the truth, godfather would be beaten to death by Yu Jingting.

The children were truly worried and spilled the beans about what had happened.

Suizi stared in shock—how could so many exciting things have happened while she was just delivering some materials?

"Godmother said that as long as we don’t call out to her haphazardly, next time she’ll make us sugar pancakes too," Bobo said, nearly faint from exhaustion, but still remembering the sugar pancakes.

"Then why are you still calling her godmother?" Suizi asked, amused.

"Sugar pancakes... I can go without." Bobo’s determination was evident in the grit of his teeth, "She and godfather are a perfect match."

For the sake of godfather, he was willing to give up sugar pancakes—that must mean godfather is the real deal.

The intuition of the kids was quite sharp—if they said the pair was a good match, it likely meant there was something going on. Suizi’s eyes lit up.

She had initially thought that the sister had no chance with Su Zhe, but now she realized that if there wasn’t an opportunity, one could be created.

And wasn’t this an excellent opportunity right before her eyes?

An idea formed in Suizi’s mind, and her eyes gleamed with scheming delight.

Once home, Suizi gave Su Zhe a call.

The Si family didn’t have a landline at home; if you wanted to reach someone in the evening, you had to call the Si father’s leader’s home phone, which meant the Principal’s household.

Isn’t Suizi clever?

The Principal of the school where Si father worked was coincidentally Su Zhe’s uncle. Suizi, fearing that one day the Director might not be able to find Si’s parents, made this calculated call to leave a lasting impression.

The Principal went to knock on the Si’s door and summoned Su Zhe.

Suizi immediately unloaded a barrage of accusations.

"Su Zhe, are you asleep? I can’t sleep. Our two kids ate your expired snacks, and now they’re in the hospital," she said.

"How are the children doing?" Su Zhe was genuinely anxious.

"They’re not too bad, but I’m worried about my sister; she ate a lot too. Living alone in the school dormitory, she’s dehydrated from diarrhea, passed out, with acid poisoning—no one would even know."

Suizi deliberately made the situation sound extremely serious.

"Then I’ll ask her mother to go and send some medicine," Su Zhe said, alarmed by what Suizi described.

In his mind, he pictured the girl collapsed on the floor, face down; perhaps even scratching at the ground, struggling feebly...

"You feed someone’s child expired snacks, and now you want to trouble their parents in the middle of the night? Look, I have medicine. You’d better come over quickly and bring it to her," Suizi said.

"I’m a man, wouldn’t it be inappropriate for me to enter the girls’ dormitory?" he asked.

"Ah..." Suizi sighed, thinking to herself that there was a reason Su Zhe was still single—was he really that obtuse?

If it were Yu Tiegen with his thick-skinned face, never mind a girls’ dormitory, even the girls’ toilet or bathhouse—he’d find a way to sneak in. If not to make a good impression now, then when?

"Can’t you have the dorm manager deliver it? Oh, and don’t just send the medicine dryly, add a note too. Let her see the sincerity in your apology, got it?"

Suizi worried that this honest boy Su Zhe might mess things up, so she made sure to remind him.

Delivering warmth in the middle of the night, with a sentimental note to boot—she didn’t believe the girl wouldn’t be moved.

Suizi felt that her assist was just perfect.