Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

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Chu Qi had mixed feelings in his heart.

His little princess was all grown up and she even knew to take care of others, to the point of even cooking congee for them.

He looked at the girl, whose beautiful face was right in front of him, and he suddenly felt a little upset.

Ji’er was already fifteen and had come of age.
Soon she would get married and have children…

Get married and have children?

The words flashed in his mind and he felt a stab of pain in his heart.

He should be feeling happy that Ji’er would get married and start her own family, but he…

His eyes closed as he tried to stop from having such thoughts.

“What are you thinking about, Lil Qi? Your congee is getting cold.” When Ji’er saw him lost in thought and ignoring her, she felt a little defeated.

Chu Qi snapped out of his delusions and reached his hand out.
“I can eat by myself, Ji’er.
Give me the bowl.”

Ji’er pursed her lips and unconsciously reverted to the childish tone she spoke with when she was younger, “But I want to feed you.”

“My hand isn’t hurt.
I can feed myself.” Lil Qi frowned.
He was not used to being fed by another person.

“Alright.” When Ji’er saw how insistent he was, she gave him the bowl and then mumbled in a small voice, “When you were unconscious yesterday, I fed you medicine with my mouth.
What’s there to be embarrassed about now?”

Chu Qi’s hand trembled when he heard this and the bowl of congee nearly fell onto his blanket.

No wonder Steward Chen gave him a strange look and was hesitant to speak when Chu Qi woke up.

Ji’er, she… How could she…

However, the memory of her kissing him two nights ago made him believe this was something Ji’er was certainly capable of.

A blush appeared on his pale face as he quickly lowered his head, pretending that he had not heard her.

Ji’er snuck a look at him and when she saw his handsome face blush, a smile appeared on her lips.

Mother was right.
Lil Qi was a reserved person who needed time to be ready.
She had to subtly pull him out of his shell.