The eSports King’s Crush - Chapter 186

Chapter 186: Praising Little Brother

Little Lin’s round eyes lit up immediately. He looked like a cute cat that had revealed its small canine teeth. “I do!”

Mo Bei could not help pinching his face when she looked at him. “We have strawberries and mangoes. Which flavor would you like?”

“Both.” Little Lin’s arms were still wrapped around Mo Bei’s legs. “Teacher said that it’s good to eat more fruit.”

Mo Bei wasn’t the least bit bothered that the little kid was still following her. She took the strawberries and mangoes out of the refrigerator and began making preparations with a pair of gloves on.

Making a crepe cake wasn’t difficult for her.

Little Lin watched eagerly as his Little Brother held a big bowl with one hand while grabbing two eggs and beating them into the flour with the other. His actions were extremely suave.

Eggs could be beaten this way too?

Mo Bei was wearing a brown apron and standing in the kitchen on her slender, long legs. While she was handling the strawberries, her handsome face turned. When her dark locks fell, she looked just like the icy prince in a dessert shop.

A Polaroid camera was hanging around Little Lin’s neck. He couldn’t help snapping another photo of his Little Brother.

The more he looked, the more Wang Dongdong found this image really harmonious.

Did little young master Feng know about the relationship between his brother and Mo Nan?

Definitely not.

If he knew, he certainly wouldn’t be behaving this way.

The reason Almighty K hadn’t beaten Brother Nan to death so far was absolutely because fighting wasn’t permitted at Dark Flares’ base.

Wang Dongdong let out a long sigh. It was great to be a kid and be oblivious to everything.

Just as he was about to put his first bite of kimchi and pork rice into his mouth, the doorbell rang again.

He was sitting on the sofa in the living room, but the house was small to begin with.

Left with no other choice, Wang Dongdong could only stand up. “Delivery?” he asked while he opened th… What the f*ck!

What the f*ck!

Al, Almighty K?

He must’ve opened a door to another universe!

Feng Nai, who had just pulled off his mask and left it hanging aside, glanced indifferently at him and asked casually, “Are you Mo Nan’s assistant?”

“That’s, that’s me!” Wang Dongdong’s eyes were filled with alarm and panic. What had he told Brother Nan? “Don’t bring little young master Feng home.” Now, his brother had found his way here!

Most importantly, the other party was Almighty K!

The person he should avoid provoking the most!

Wang Dongdong planned on using his slick tongue to explain. “Almighty K, listen to me. Mo Nan didn’t mean to…”

“You’re here.” Before he could finish, he heard Brother Nan’s voice speak coolly behind him.

Wang Dongdong watched as the most unapproachable Almighty of the scene responded with an “mm” and walked in, not seeming distant at all.

This somehow felt a little intriguing.

Little Lin charged over immediately and pointed at several photos, showing them to Feng Nai. “Brother, look! I took them for Little Brother. I don’t know why Little Brother wore a hat with rabbit ears today, so I took lots of pictures.”

Feng Nai’s gaze dropped and scanned the photos. A hand tugged at his collar languidly. “Trouble Lin, this trick doesn’t work. What have I taught you in the past? Don’t walk alone and avoid big crowds. Even if you’re looking for someone, you must let Uncle Li follow along. What did you do today?”

Little Lin fidgeted with his feet as he lowered his voice and said, “I won’t do it again.”

Feng Nai squatted down, pinching his brother’s face while he said very sarcastically, “That better be the case. Do you think everyone is like your Little Brother, who feeds you good food after picking you up and returns you to the rightful owner afterward? You’re so dumb that it wouldn’t even be easy if I tried to sell you.”

“Since you praised Little Brother, I shall not tell mom on you.” Little Lin grunted and then turned around again and hugged Mo Bei’s leg.

Praised Little Brother?

Feng Nai frowned slightly.

Trouble Lin’s comprehension skills clearly needed to be improved…