Chapter 74 Emotional Deficiency Syndrome Leader 4 (1/2)

Upon seeing that petite figure, Madam Luo's originally indifferent pupils narrowed slightly, and the corners of her mouth involuntarily curved into a smile.

"Mother, are you relieved to see my sister?"

Standing beside her, Luo Ming said in a low voice, his voice tinged with amusement.

Mrs. Luo then realized her agitated state, coughed lightly, and tried to regain her usual composure.

But her gaze followed Zi Xi closely, and the tenderness in her eyes could not be hidden.

"Mother! Brother!"

She saw her mother and brother's eyes light up, and they waved vigorously, their smiles as bright as the stars.

Luo Ming's previously calm face instantly broke into a smile, and he even slightly raised his hand to signal to her.

In the emotionally detached interstellar world, this is absolutely unprecedented.

Many people around cast curious glances at them.

I've never seen anyone laugh so happily before. What's making them so happy?

Zi Xi, however, was completely oblivious to the puzzled looks she received. She grabbed the tin can and prepared to rush forward.

Before she could run two steps, her collar suddenly tightened, and a hand wearing a black tactical glove grabbed her precisely.

Why are you running around like that?

A deep, cold voice descended from above. Zi Xi looked up and met He Lan Yuan's expressionless face.

His grey-blue eyes narrowed slightly, clearly displeased with her happy expression.

Zi Xi blinked, but before she could speak, two equally cold gazes came from the other side.

Madam Luo and Luo Ming's expressions instantly darkened.

Who is this person?

How dare they grab their Luo family's precious child by the collar so roughly?

Luo Ming strode over directly.

"Sir, let go of my sister."

Luo Ming's voice was calm, yet carried a warning that could not be ignored.

Helan Yuan glanced at him indifferently, but did not let go.

A strong sense of possessiveness welled up inside him instantly. They had been inseparable for a month, and they were the people he knew best.

As far as he knew, the man opposite him was just an adopted brother with a mental strength of A. Could he really protect her?

Zi Xi looked around, completely oblivious to the tense atmosphere, and excitedly held up the tin can: "Mother! Brother! I brought you gifts!"

She struggled for a moment, then turned around and glared at Helan Yuan. He snorted coldly and finally released her collar, but still stood half a step behind her, like Zi Xi's shadow.

Zi Xi jogged over, shoved the tin can into Madam Luo's hand, and whispered mysteriously, "This is a good thing I found outside this time. Take a look at it secretly when you get back, and don't let anyone else know!"

Madam Luo lowered her eyes to look at the tin can in her hand, her cold expression softening slightly, and even a hint of helpless smile flashed in her eyes.

She gently patted Zixi's head: "You're picking up random things again."

My youngest daughter's favorite thing to do is pick up things. She insists on putting those old, obsolete robots that should have been disposed of into her bracelet, and she gets upset if I don't let her pick them up.

Zi Xi flashed a bright smile and turned to look at Luo Ming: "This is an amazing gift! The jar is full, and there's a gift for you too, Brother!"

Luo Ming's originally cold expression softened slightly. He reached out to straighten her collar, which He Lanyuan had ruffled, and glanced at He Lanyuan behind Zi Xi, saying indifferently, "Don't go so far next time. If you hadn't contacted us, I was really afraid you would have been kidnapped by some shady people on the way."

Helan Yuan stood to the side, his gaze lingering on Luo Ming's hand for a long time before shifting away expressionlessly.

The surrounding students and parents were all stunned.

Why would the Luo family mother and son show such an expression because of that girl?

But what exactly is inside this tin can?!

"Oh right! Helan, these are my mother and brother!"

"Mother, brother, this is Helan, a soldier from the First Army Corps!"