The Little Ancestor Teaches You How To Live

Chapter 66: Chapter 66: Arrogant Young Master Huo _1

Chapter 66 -66: Arrogant Young Master Huo _1

“You’re asking for a beating!” Susu raised her fair and tender little fist.

“Aw woo aw woo—” Tiger followed its owner’s lead and howled twice, attempting to bolster its little master’s intimidation factor.

No matter whether it was Tiger or its owner, they both looked adorably naîve, and whatever facial expression they made appeared soft, cute, and squishy.

Huo Ting glanced at Susu’s little fist and scoffed, “You think you can beat me up with that?”

Upon hearing this, Susu turned her head, walked over to the flower bed, picked up a rock, and placed it on the ground.

One punch down, and the rock crumbled into pieces.

Uh…

Huo Ting was dumbstruck.

He quickly stepped forward, examined the shattered pieces of the rock, and picked up the largest fragment to squeeze it in his hand.

Oh!

It hurts!

He couldn’t squeeze it!

The rock was very hard!

Huo Ting then looked back at Susu’s soft fist that resembled a cotton candy ball…

How could this little fist seem so soft yet strike so solidly?

After performing this act, Susu didn’t actually go through with using her little fist to teach Huo Ting a lesson. ƒreeωebnovel.ƈom

Instead, she turned to Tiger and said, “Tiger, let’s go play over there.”

Susu and Tiger moved some distance away and continued to play, completely ignoring Huo Ting.

Huo Ting, who had been spoiled since childhood, had never been treated with such indifference.

And it was a repeated indifference at that.

He was not content with this, yet at the same time, he found his interest in Susu growing even stronger.

A little sister who didn’t make a fuss over him, had a strong personality, a tough fist, and could also train animals!

He had always gotten whatever he wanted since childhood, and everyone around him was nice to him—yet it felt as though they were not genuinely nice for his sake.

He actually knew that those people didn’t truly like him; they were more afraid of him.

He had also overheard them speaking poorly of him behind his back, but they had to pretend to be good to him for the sake of his family’s money.

He once told his father he wanted real friends, and then his father let the children of his employees come to play with him.

But they were all scared of him, treating him very cautiously, afraid of making him unhappy.

He didn’t like that at all.

He also wanted to have good friends like other kids to play with.

Friends with whom he could argue and also make up.

Huo Ting thought for a moment and then chased after them again.

Watching Susu and her kitten play, he asked with a haughty expression, “Why do you dislike me so much?

Is it just because I didn’t use a leash for the dog?”

“You didn’t use a leash; that’s naughty!

Bad children!

I won’t play with bad children,” Susu replied, her voice soft but brimming with disdain.

“Is it really that serious?”

“Yes.

Being bitten by a dog hurts a lot!” Susu raised her little fist again, “Just like if I punched you!”

Huo Ting, recalling the rock turned to rubble, wasn’t keen to experience Susu’s little fist first-hand.

“Fine fine, from now on I’ll use a leash when I go outside.

That should be enough for you to pay attention to me, right?” Huo Ting compromised in an attempt to gain Susu’s acknowledgment.

“Really?” Susu asked, finally giving Huo Ting a direct look.

“Go ask around, and you’ll know that I always keep my word!” Huo Ting replied with an air of arrogance.

Susu pondered for a moment, then said, “Then I won’t dislike you anymore, but I still don’t like you.”

There’s still some distance between not disliking someone and liking them.

“Why?” Huo Ting muttered sullenly, still feeling a bit awkward, “What more do you want for you to like me?”