The Magnate’s Six-year-Old Niece

Chapter 6 She doesn’t have a family

Turning around, Bu Chengsu looked at the little girl.

“Aren’t you afraid?”

Nian Nian shook her head, “Master said that the spirit transfer formation is a forbidden art, and that if you do this forbidden art you will have to bear its karmic consequences. He is a bad person, so I am not afraid.”

Very good. In addition to having principles, this little girl also knew right from wrong.

Bu Chengsu walked over and rubbed her head.

“Don’t answer whatever anyone asks you, especially those skills you know. Reserve your strength to lower the guard of others in order to protect yourself and in critical moments give a counterattack, understand?”

Nian Nian thought about it and nodded, “I understand.”

“Young master!”

A group of men run to him. The leader, Zishu, had a gun in his hand and looked around, “Where’s Zheng Heizi?”

“Dead.”

Bu Chengsu’s reply was succinct.

Zishu searched the ground, “Where’s his body?”

“In the river.”

After that, Bu Chengsu pulled Nian Nian and left.

“What? In the river!”

Zishu ran to the river, but the water was so fast that there was no way to find the body.

“Brother Zishu, without the body, won’t young master be unable to complete this mission?”

“Ai, it’s a pity. The reward for this mission is three star crystals, which young master needs for his advancement.”

The few people behind him continued to lament.

Zi Shu looked at the direction where Bu Chengsu left and let out a long sigh.

“Young master’s unbeaten mission record can’t be preserved anymore.”

….

The construction site was filled with police, who were cleaning up the scene and housing the rescued children.

Holding her ferret, Nian Nian stood in a corner, her bright eyes looking left and right.

“What are you looking for?”

Bu Chengsu came over after finishing his work.

“Brother Bread has disappeared.” Nian Nian looked up.

Remembering the boy who had gotten his name after the little girl gave him half a loaf of bread, Bu Chengsu turned his head to scan around.

Even late at night, he could still make out everyone’s faces.

“Zishu.”

A clear, crisp voice rang out.

Obviously his voice wasn’t loud, but Zishu answered in the distance and quickly ran over.

“Young master.”

“There’s a child missing, a boy, half a head shorter than me, very thin, a mole behind his ear, he has never spoken, not sure if he’s disabled, L physique.”

The last few words that Bu Chengsu said caused Zi Shu’s pupils to shrink and his expression became grave.

“I’m going to look for him right away.”

“Little brother, what’s an L physique?” Nian Nian tugged at the hem of Bu Chengsu’s shirt with an inquisitive look on her face.

Bu Chengsu’s eyes flickered slightly, “Bu Chengsu.”

“Hmm?”

Nian Nian tilted her little head, her clear eyes tinged with a bit of ignorance.

Bu Chengsu’s hand caressed her head, the corners of his lips going up slightly, “Bu Chengsu, my name.”

Once she heard his name, the little girl really left the issue of ‘L physique’ behind.

“Nian Nian, my name. Brother Chengsu is so handsome when he smiles.”

Inexplicably, Bu Chengsu was delighted by these words, and the curve of his lips deepened by a few points.

At this moment, Chen Li, the chief of the police department of Quan Yuan Town, walked over.

“Young Master Bu.”

Even though Bu Chengsu was still a child, Chen Li’s face was still full of respect.

The strongest were the most respected, not to mention this one’s status…

“All the children have been registered and we will arrange for someone to send them home as soon as possible, only this little girl remains….”

Chen Li’s eyes turned to Nian Nian.

Nian Nian’s little feet moved and she hid behind Bu Chengsu, looking at Chen Li with a bit of wariness in her eyes, her resistance very obvious.

Bu Chengsu glanced at her, then his eyes turned to Chen Li.

“She doesn’t have a family.”

Chen Li understood, “In that case, I’ll contact the welfare bureau and send her to the city’s welfare office first, then find a suitable family to adopt her…..”

“I’m not going to the orphanage.”