Back to the 70s: My Childhood Sweetheart Spoils Me Rotten-Chapter 38 - 37 Cried

"That’s good." Zhao Xuran ruffled Gong Ruini’s hair, unsurprisingly receiving a few sharp glares from her.

Darn guy, she’d told him not to mess with her hair like that, didn’t he know it ruined her little lady image?

You should know that Gong Ruini often directs Cai Meina to style her hair beautifully, just so she can flaunt it around.

There’s no helping it, her body’s not great, but its hair quality is superb, Gong Ruini absolutely adores this hair. How could she not try hard to direct Cai Meina to help style it beautifully?

Cai Meina dotes on the kids and will allow Gong Ruini all sorts of antics, but she’s busy too and can’t always spend time on Ruini’s hair, so she styles it just once every morning.

If Gong Ruini’s hair gets messed up later, Cai Meina won’t help her style it again, so Ruini really has to be careful.

Gong Ruwen, as her real brother, after getting cold treatment a few times, has learned to stop trying to touch her hair.

Zhao Guangran wanted to touch Gong Ruini’s hair too, but he didn’t have the same intimidation factor as Zhao Xuran, so every time he tried, Ruini would run away.

Once or twice he successfully managed to touch her hair but was greeted by scolding from their parents.

"I want to touch it too." Zhao Guangran looked enviously at his older brother finally touching her hair again.

Gong Ruwen was envious too, but his sister’s hair was so beautiful, it felt like she was a fairy from heaven, but right now Zhao Xuran touched it and messed it all up.

Hmph, always bullying them, Gong Ruwen vowed to grow up strong so he could protect his sister from the Zhao brothers’ bullying.

At that moment, Zhao Guangran just bumped in, couldn’t bully the older ones, but couldn’t he at least get a little revenge on the younger one? "Think about the consequences of you touching." freēnovelkiss.com

Ugh, Zhao Guangran gave Gong Ruwen a resentful look; was this guy still his good buddy? At such a crucial moment, he wouldn’t even back him up, humph, this can’t be a true friend.

"I’m Nizi’s brother; I can’t let Nizi be bullied by others." Whether at home or here, Gong Ruwen stated his sister must be properly protected.

"I’m Nizi’s brother too, and it’s cuz I like Nizi." Zhao Guangran’s eyes shifted as he said touching Gong Ruini’s hair wasn’t bullying.

Can he even count as a brother? Gong Ruwen let out a sigh, "Look at what you did. Even though Brother Xu Ran also messes with her, he still takes good care of her."

That’s the dilemma for Gong Ruwen; if he was just bad to his sister all around, he’d definitely get revenge.

Zhao Guangran was quite upset, being compared so poorly, but he couldn’t really argue against it; he really wasn’t as good as his elder brother.

"Don’t worry, I’ll become a good brother." To treat Gong Ruini well was very simple for Zhao Guangran.

His mom also said he should try hard to grow up so when his younger siblings were born, he could quickly take responsibility, treating Gong Ruini as practice this time.

This phrase, he’d heard it countless times from the kid, and Gong Ruwen hadn’t seen any progress from him at all.

"I mean it this time." Zhao Guangran seemed quite offended when doubted.

"How about I help you with your hair?" Seeing how the once neat hair became such a mess, Zhao Xuran felt a bit awkward.

The girl loved beauty, didn’t like having messy hair, and Aunt Cai only helped to style it once a day, now she wouldn’t lend a hand.

With hair in such a mess, what to do? Zhao Xuran was at a loss.

The trickster appeared stunned. No way, Gong Ruini found it incredible, knowing this boy was thick-skinned; he shouldn’t have shown such an expression.

Wait, did this guy feel guilty for doing something wrong? Gong Ruini reached out to touch her hair.

No matter how she felt it, her head was full of stray hairs.

"Wow, your hair looks ugly." Zhao Guangran walked in for a closer look and loudly teased her.

55555, figures, that little Zhao Xuran definitely had no shame, unless he truly did something wrong, and this time he surely did.

Gong Ruini was a homebody, rarely went out, but that didn’t mean she stayed cooped up inside all day, "How can I go out and face people?"

Whenever she went out, she’d sport a stylish hairdo. Clothes she couldn’t always style perfectly, but hair she could.

Moreover, it was just on the hair, not using any hair accessories, so no chance for anyone to catch her out.

The most important was Ruini didn’t go out much, so it wasn’t conspicuous; even if children in the village saw, they’d just think the hairstyle was nice and try to mimic it on themselves.

In such situations, Ruini was naturally willing to guide them. Only when the girls in the village, even the women, tried out all kinds of styles, she wouldn’t stand out too much.

But now with her hairstyle wrecked like this, how could she go out in public?

As a trendsetter, she couldn’t show her downtrodden side to everyone, that wouldn’t allow her to be a trend-icon.

"Sister, your hair isn’t that ugly." Gong Ruwen couldn’t stop Zhao Guangran’s foolish words in time, and could only try to remedy it after.

’Not that ugly’ still implies it’s ugly, huh? Even good brother Gong Ruwen wouldn’t lie to her, Gong Ruini knew then the hair was definitely a mess.

How could she face people? Zhao Guangran said her hair was ugly, meaning he wasn’t wrong. Thinking her image was ruined early this morning made her feel so wronged.

Didn’t they say that crying children get fed? Gong Ruini pouted and began to cry loudly.

Zhao Xuran was stunned, why was she crying like this.

Zhao Guangran was very surprised too, but quickly snapped back, wearing a ’I knew this would happen’ expression, having known she’d cry for sure.

Gong Ruwen panicked. Their sister hadn’t cried for ages, but now she was sobbing, "Sis, don’t cry, don’t cry."

Hmph, it was all Zhao Xuran’s fault; knowing his sister didn’t like being touched, yet he still did it.

To touch the head was one thing, but to do it so carelessly as to mess Nizi’s hair, now what.

Not cry? How could she not? Instead, Gong Ruini cried even louder, controlling herself enough not to let her gaze drift towards Cai Meina.

Yes, she wanted Cai Meina to know her grievances, hoping she’d help restyle her hair beautifully.

Cai Meina, hearing her daughter’s cries, wanted to rush over and help her comb it, but recalling the talk she had with Nizi before, she hesitated and held back.

Not that Cai Meina was unwilling, but she didn’t want Ruini to develop a habit of having problems solved just by wailing. Would she have to step up every time there was a tantrum?

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