Chapter 799 - The Beautiful An’an (2) (2/2)

She had asked Parker that question before but didn’t get any answers. This then became a mystery.

“The Flos Eriocauli should bloom by the time I’m done with my confinement,” Molly said in anticipation. “You don’t need to accompany me there anymore because I won’t be alone. Haha…”

Bai Qingqing smiled and didn’t say a word. When that day comes, they’ll probably be too busy cleaning up pee and poop. But I probably shouldn’t scare them now.

But it’ll be nice to hold An’an’s hand and take a stroll through the flower field on the way back.

When the rain stopped, Bai Qingqing figured that An’an should be hungry and prepared to leave.

Before she left, she said, “That, um… Remember to prepare more small pieces of animal skin.”

“Why?” Molly naively asked.

Bai Qingqing glanced at Edgar and Alva and silently prayed for them.

“The female child will need it,” Bai Qingqing said as Parker, who had already climbed down the tree, urged her.

She then climbed down the tree as well.

Molly was confused, but she took note of what Bai Qingqing said. She then rudely said to Alva, “Did you hear that? Quickly tear some animal skin for me.”

Bai Qingqing smiled upon hearing the voices in the tree hole.

The floor was slippery from the rain. For An’an’s safety, Bai Qingqing passed her to Winston, and the three of them walked back side by side.

The ice in the waterhole had already melted and the water was extremely clear, so much so that one could clearly see the reflection of the dark clouds floating across the grey sky.

Bai Qingqing stood at the waterhole and observed it for a while. The water then rippled as a bright blue head appeared. Its blue hair floated in the water like the petals of a magnificent flower.

Bluepool smiled in surprise. “Qingqing. Long time no see.”

“Yeah.” Bai Qingqing looked inside the water. “Where’s your little silverfish?”

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Bai Qingqing licked her teeth, somewhat impatient as it had been several months since she last let the little silver fish clean her.

“Hang on,” he said. He then let his mouth sink into the water.