Chu Jin subconsciously looked up, only to see that the person approaching was an exceptionally young woman.
She was very tall, her slender and graceful figure wrapped in a black dress.
Her features were bright and beautiful, with large eyes, a high nose bridge, a v-shaped face, and a pointed chin, giving the impression of a so-called "snake spirit" face.
Although she was smiling, there was little warmth in those captivating eyes.
Fortunately, her eyebrows and eyes seemed kind, and a faint purple aura lingered around her, suggesting that she must have done many good deeds.
It was clear that she was someone who had been blessed by her virtuous acts.
In the presence of such people, Chu Jin always treated them with courtesy.
"Hello, ma’am," Chu Jin greeted her with a smile, showing two shallow dimples at the corners of her mouth.
"Do you mind if I sit down?" the woman asked with a light smile, although she was already taking a seat opposite Chu Jin before getting an answer.
The little girl hugged Chu Jin’s neck tightly and whispered into her ear, "Jin, I don’t like this auntie at all; she smells so bad."
The little girl’s voice was not quiet.
The woman surely could hear her.
Chu Jin patted the little girl’s back somewhat awkwardly and smiled apologetically at the woman, "I’m sorry, kids don’t know any better. Please don’t take it to heart."
Not minding at all, the woman smiled and said, "It’s okay, the child is quite cute. Is she your sister?"
Chu Jin was about to speak, but the little girl cut in first, "Auntie, she’s my mommy."
As she spoke, she kissed Chu Jin on the face, marking her territory.
Chu Jin: "..."
Whose wild child is this? How could she be so casual!
"Ah?" the woman said with some surprise, "She’s your child? How old are you this year?"
Chu Jin smiled bashfully.
The woman also smiled, with an expression that said, "I get it, I get it, I understand everything."
Chu Jin: No! You don’t understand!
"Little girl, do you think the auntie is pretty?" the woman attempted to pinch the little girl’s cheek.
Just as her hand was about to touch the little girl’s cheek, the little girl turned her head sharply, avoiding the woman’s fingers.
And straightforwardly, the little girl said, "Auntie, you are not pretty at all."
The woman didn’t get angry, her smile remaining on her face as she continued to ask, "Little girl, do you know why it’s raining so hard today? Is it because there is a dragon flying in the sky?"
"What dragon?" the little girl’s big eyes whirled around, "That’s because Mr. Sun is too hot and wants to take a bath, so it’s raining. Auntie, you speak so weirdly!"
Dragons flying in the sky, really?
This auntie must have something wrong with her.
A grown-up still obsessed with myths!
She had outgrown them by the age of three.
Hearing this, the woman’s face turned rather unpleasant, "Little girl, the dragon is the Golden Dragon, you know, the one that can call the wind and summon the rain, and soar above the nine heavens. Think about it, if there were no Golden Dragon in the sky to do this, wouldn’t humanity have perished long ago!"
"Auntie," the little girl looked at the woman and repeated, "You speak so weirdly!"
What she really wanted to say was, "Auntie, you must be a fool, right?"
The woman got completely agitated and stood up from her chair.
"Little girl, think about it carefully. Is there really no dragon flying in the sky? Think it over before you answer my question. There must be a dragon flying in the sky; otherwise, why would it be raining so hard!"
The woman’s eyes were fixed firmly on the little girl, her face suddenly turning fierce.
Her eyes and brows were filled with urgency, and there was also a faint glimmer of hope.
She was waiting for the little girl’s answer.
Chu Jin narrowed her eyes slightly. This woman’s behavior was quite abnormal. Was the existence of a dragon in the sky really that important to her?