The Tyrant Father's Pampered Daughter Chapter 13

Chapter 13: Princess, Hurry Up and Let Go!

Translator: Atlas Studios  Editor: Atlas Studios

She was going to pick a gift that she liked the most and Gu Yihan would reward the person who had given the selected gift.

Gu Nuo’er’s round eyes swept over the four treasures of the study, books and ancient scrolls, a pile of silver, gold and silver jewelries, famous paintings, and other items.

She didn’t show any reaction for very long.

The people below became anxious from watching.

Which one did the little princess like? Why was she still not choosing one?

Gu Yihan placed Gu Nuo’er on the table and the gazes of everyone present landed on the child.

Gu Nuo’er crawled over to the books, flipped through them a little, then seemed to have lost interest.

She twisted her little b.u.t.t and turned, touching the gold and silver accessories a little, but still didn’t pick those.

In the end, Gu Nuo’er seemed to see a flas.h.i.+ng ball of black aura from the corner of her eyes.

The child quickly looked up and searched for the source of this black light.

Her big eyelashes fluttered and her clear gaze swept across everyone.

Suddenly, her gaze stopped on a nanny who had her head lowered and was standing beside a long pillar.

There was a faint black aura near her waist.

Other people clearly couldn’t see it.

Gu Nuo’er called out in her soft voice, “Beat bad bad.”

She grabbed onto one of the table’s legs and then slid down to the ground.

The child was like a small milk bun, tumbling and falling onto her back with her limbs in the air on the soft carpet.

The hearts of the people around her tightened up.

They were afraid that the little princess would get hurt from the fall.

However, Gu Nuo’er sat back up once again.

She then quickly crawled toward the nanny who was giving off the black aura.

Gu Yihan stood up. “Nuonuo, where do you want to go?”

Everyone’s gaze followed the little princess until she crawled up to a nanny.

Gu Nuo’er was tired from the crawling.

“Hu… rest a little…” She sat up straight and raised her head to look at that nanny.

For some reason, the nanny became so nervous that a layer of cold sweat appeared on her forehead in anxiety.

This three-year-old child was clearly still young.

Her gaze was also filled with childish clarity, and she blinked charmingly.

However, she still unconsciously pinched the corner of her clothes nervously.

The nanny gave a smile that was uglier than crying. “Princess, what orders do you have?”

Gu Nuo’er tilted her head and confirmed that the faint black aura on her body was coming from the small bag at the nanny’s waist.

The child reached out her two fair and soft hands, pouncing straight for the nanny’s leg.

She then called out ‘hei shoo, hei shoo’ again as she started climbing up.

She continued until her small hands grabbed the scented pouch at the nanny’s waist.

The nanny’s countenance instantly became anxious and at a loss.

“Princess, hurry up and let go!”

However, Gu Nuo’er refused to do so.

She also started to call out in her childish voice, “There’s bad stuff here!”

n.o.ble Consort Qiao stood up from the chair and frowned slightly.

Since Gu Nuo’er was one-year-old, the child seemed to be especially intelligent and could predict good and bad things from happening.

In the past, n.o.ble Consort Qiao had thought of bringing the Little Nuo’er to the Tais.h.i.+ Monastery to thank the G.o.ds for answering her prayers when she was one year plus.

She didn’t expect that the child would cry non-stop before they set off.

She even grabbed onto the bed pillar, refusing to leave.

In the beginning, n.o.ble Consort Qiao thought that Gu Nuo’er was throwing a temper because she wasn’t willing to go out.

It was later at night when she found out that there were mountain bandits lingering on the path leading to the Tais.h.i.+ Monastery!

Not only did they hurt quite a lot of people, but she also heard that a maid had fallen off the cliff!

Such ability to predict the good and bad had happened a few other times.

n.o.ble Consort Qiao now had a tacit understanding with her daughter.

It was that she knew that Little Nuo’er was docile and well-behaved, and would definitely not throw a temper for no reason at all.

At this moment, n.o.ble Consort Qiao’s phoenix eyes sank.

She looked toward the palace maid Wanyin, who was next to her. “Go and check what this nanny has on her!”

“Yes!”

The palace maid next to n.o.ble Consort Qiao walked over and the nanny’s expression became even more anxious.