Chapter 39: CH 19.2

The Villainess is Three and a Half Years Old Chapter 19.2

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Ye Ya looked up at the door and suddenly had an idea.

She took out the umbrella from the basket of the car, stood on tiptoe, hooked the doorknob with the handle of the umbrella, pulled it down, and the door opened.

Ye Ya breathed a sigh of relief, showing her small white teeth. She patted her head with her little hand and complimented herself, "I'm so smart.”

She rode the bike and slowly went down the mountain, quietly humming the little song she had made up as she went, “The path is winding, the car is creaking; the raindrops are crackling, and the insects are buzzing. Riding a small bike, ready to save my mother.”

The sun completely rose, but dark clouds covered the sun like tulle.

Ye Ya started to lose strength after riding for a while, so she stopped on the side of the road, holding the umbrella and rummaging through her schoolbag to find the snacks she had stolen yesterday.

There was no one in front of her, and there was no road behind her. The cloudy day was accompanied by drizzle, and the little yellow duck umbrella resting on top of her became the only bright color in the world.

When she was about to finish eating, Ye Ya noticed a small clover growing at her feet. It was not very big; it had just grown.

“Hello, little grass." Ye Ya’s frozen red fingers gently tapped the green leaves of the clover.

[Hello, human.]

Clover is a close relative of four-leaf clover. Ye Ya could understand what it said, but there was some accent.

“Are your parents gone too?" Ye Ya asked, biting on the bun.

[Weeds have no parents.] The clover shook its leaves and suddenly blamed, [You are blocking me from absorbing water.]

Ye Ya hurriedly got out of the way and let it continue to stay in the rain.

After eating the snack, Ye Ya closed the umbrella and continued to ride.

When she arrived at the bus stop, she locked her bicycle and waited for the bus with a few adults. A few minutes later, the bus arrived, and Ye Ya was sandwiched between several adults. She got into the bus at their pace, and sat in the last row.

The bus started slowly. The driver surprisingly did not notice that she was a lost child, and thought that she came out with the adults in the family.

At seven o'clock, Ye Ya successfully arrived in the city.

Looking at the strange streets and the endless flow of vehicles, she had nowhere to go, and she felt a bit timid. It was raining harder and harder, and Ye Ya began to feel hungry again despite just eating a snack.

She squatted down in a corner with her umbrella, pulled out the Little Genius smart watch from her school bag, and found Shen Zhou’s phone number to dial.

“Yaya?” On the phone, the boyish voice was clear.

The tip of Ye Ya's nose turned red instantly, “Brother Shen Zhou...”

“Yaya, are you outside?" Through the microphone, Shen Zhou heard the sound of rain in the background.

“I'm hungry. The snack wasn’t enough." Ye Ya felt wronged. She wiped tears from the corners of her eyes with her little hand, complaining about Ye Linchuan's heinous behavior, “Stinky brother bullied me. I don't want to live with him." ”

Stinky brother?

Shen Zhou remembered that Ye Qinghe seemed to have a younger brother, and he heard that he had a bad temper.

“Where are you now?”

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Ye Ya looked around and shook her head: "I don't know." She muttered sadly, “I lost myself."

...lost herself.

She was definitely lost.

Shen Zhou sighed silently in his heart, “Did you tell your brother when you came out?"

“My brother is sick.” As Ye Ya was half asleep yesterday, she heard a doctor coming, but she didn't know anything else that happened.

Shen Zhou pondered for a few seconds, and suddenly remembered that Ye Ya's smartwatch had a GPS function. At that time, both of their mobile phone and watch were taken from the same store. As long as she turned on the positioning and set up the family phone, he should be able to find her. .

“Yaya, do this for me now..." Shen Zhou patiently taught her how to use the app step by step. Ye Ya was very smart, and she successfully turned on the positioning system without much trouble.

After the two phones were bonded, Shen Zhou saw Ye Ya's location through the map.

She was two streets behind the school. It wasn’t too far.

Shen Zhou asked the teacher for leave and rode a bicycle towards Ye Ya. He was worried that the child would be scared of being alone during this time, so he never hung up the phone and put on headphones to comfort her.

Fifteen minutes later, Shen Zhou came from the rain curtain.

He was wearing an old raincoat. The black raincoat was too wide so it didn’t block many drops of water, and instead made him awfully wet.

Seeing the familiar face, Ye Ya cried out as her nose turned sour. She ran over with open arms and rushed into his laps.

“Did you really come out alone?” Shen Zhou squatted down and held her schoolbag above her head, “Don't cry, brother will take you home."

“I'm hungry," Ye Ya cried. “The little dessert… it wasn’t enough."

“..." So she was crying because she was hungry.

Shen Zhou felt that the child was pitiful but funny at the same time.

He put on the small hat for Ye Ya and lifted her on the children's chair behind the bicycle. The children's chair was for Shen Ran but he never sat on it once. Now Ye Ya got to sit on it.

Ye Ya rubbed her red eyes, and asked in a hoarse voice, "Where's Brother's pink bike?"

“I sold it.”

The traffic police refused to let him ride the electric bike to avoid more trouble. Shen Zhou sold it and got a bicycle. The rest of the money could be saved for daily expenses, which was a good deal.

“Alright, we are leaving.”

Ye Ya nodded. She lifted Shen Zhou’s raincoat and got in.

He didn't say much but simply biked home.

After arriving home, Shen Di wiped the little girl's hair clean, and then found a set of clothes that her younger brother had worn when he was a child from the closet and handed it to Ye Ya. He asked her to go to the bathroom to change, and then he went to the kitchen to cook.

The lives of the Shen brothers were simple. Since the price of pork had risen, they rarely ate meat anymore. The only nutritious things in the family were a few eggs and a small can of spam. Shen Zhou scratched his head, then he took out the two together.

After a while, Ye Ya, who had changed into clean clothes, came out and stood next to Shen Zhou, staring at the egg in his hand.

Hungry.

Wanted to eat.

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