Chapter 131 – Xiao Baozi (Part 1)
At this time, Lin Mumu was holding a small dog with fluffy white fur the size of a kitten.
The little dog was happily staring at Lin Mumu with his big and round shiny black eyes, and his short little tail was unconsciously wagging in joy of reuniting with his owner.
“Xiao Baozi, Xiao Baozi, did you miss me?” Lin Mumu was very happy to see her dog again and playfully carried the little white dog while spinning around in a circle.
This was the puppy she had picked up from the mountain when she lived at the temple. After two years of raising it, it quickly became this big, and because the little guy was white and full of meat, he was named Xiao Baozi by Lin Mumu.
“Master, how e you brought along Xiao Baozi? Didn’t you say before that it wasn’t suited to live in a big city?” After calming down from her excitement, Lin Mumu also remembered what her teacher previously told her. Even If she was very happy to see her dog again, she didn’t want it to feel unfortable in Beijing’s environment.
After all, the little animal was accustomed to joyfully running around in the clean and natural mountains and forests, so it could find it very hard to adapt to a modern city like Beijing. If not the case, Lin Mumu would have brought it back herself to acpany her.
“You can put in your courtyard house since you have the auspicious purple spirit of Yun Ting and your own green spirit of the forest mountains in there. When the moment es to make a protective array, this little thing can also bring some good luck.” Professor Lin said.
It turned out that everything was different in this life. In her past life, she had never been able to bring out Xiao Baozi because her master had said that the outside world was too dangerous.
Until the moment she died, Lin Mumu had never seen her Xiao Baozi again, however, it was a blessing in disguise since it didn’t follow her in her demise.
Since everything was different in this life, she and Yun Ting should both live well this time around, as well as her master and Xiao Baozi.
Lin Mumu was still excited beyond words and kept holding the little bun that fortably nestled itself in her arms, its eyes full of deep attachment.
“What a heartless little thing, as heartless as its master. When the little dog pestered me to take it out, it was acting all coquettish and cute and even gave me a massage, almost calling me Grandpa..
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