I'm wearing it, but I'm still suffering.

Chapter 261 Stepping on the Bamboo Pile

This sight startled him, and he asked, "Why are we standing on a pile of bamboo poles?"

Seeing that Grandpa had opened his eyes, Liu Xiaoxiao let go of the hand that had just been holding him and said, "Don't worry about this for now. We should find a way to get down quickly."

Liu Yingcai kept adjusting his body with his hands and feet to avoid falling, while shouting: "Such a huge pile of bamboo poles, and it's still sliding down, how can we stop it?"

Liu Xiaoxiao was about to say something else, but she didn't pay attention to her feet and her whole body fell backwards. Then she let out a cry: "Ah!"

When Liu Yingcai saw her fall, he instinctively wanted to reach out and pull her up, but he also lost his balance and fell backwards.

After a while, the sound of the bamboo pole sliding down finally stopped, and all that remained was the complaints and wails of Liu Xiaoxiao and Liu Yingcai.

Liu Xiaoxiao kicked away the remaining bamboo poles at her feet and vented, "It's all your fault. You made me fall so badly."

Liu Yingcai wailed, "Ouch! My old waist! I'm afraid it's about to fall apart!"

When Liu Xiaoxiao heard her grandfather's cry, she was so frightened that she quickly turned over and stood up. Then she walked towards Liu Yingcai and asked worriedly, "Grandpa, did you hurt your waist? Is it serious?"

After she finished speaking, she continued with a self-blaming tone, "It's my fault, too. Why didn't I come in earlier and move these bamboo poles? You fell down as soon as you came in, Grandpa."

Liu Yingcai's waist was indeed hurt a little, but seeing his granddaughter's words of worry and self-blame, he said arrogantly: "Don't worry, Xiaoxiao, I'm fine. I was just angry just now and exaggerated a little."

Liu Xiaoxiao put her hand on Liu Yingcai's lower back and pressed it twice, not believing it, and asked, "Are you sure you're okay?"

Liu Yingcai suppressed his cries of pain, slapped Liu Xiaoxiao's hand away, and lectured her, "Men and women shouldn't touch each other, don't you know?"

Liu Xiaoxiao said indifferently: "There are no outsiders here, why bother about those things!"

After saying that, she reached out to help her grandfather up.

Then, a sentence suddenly rang in my mind: "Who said there was no one here? I saw everything!"

Liu Xiaoxiao was so frightened by the sudden sound that her hand slipped, and Liu Yingcai almost fell to the ground again, but in the end Liu Xiaoxiao pulled him back quickly.

As soon as he stood up, Liu Yingcai asked, "What happened to you just now? Why did you let go of me all of a sudden?"

Liu Xiaoxiao pointed at the butterfly that had just flown over, as if shirking responsibility, and said, "It's all its fault. It made a sudden noise and scared me."

Liu Yingcai looked at Hua Hudie in confusion, then turned to look at Liu Xiaoxiao.

In the end, he stared at Liu Xiaoxiao as if to say, "Do you think I fell and became stupid, so I'm easy to fool?"

Liu Xiaoxiao then realized that after going out with her grandmother, she was eager to discuss whether or not to go to the mountains to cut bamboo.

She completely forgot that she hadn't told her grandfather yet that she could communicate with this butterfly.

Then she explained it to Liu Yingcai in this way and that way.

Finally, Liu Yingcai sighed: "Yes, you have a great opportunity."

Liu Xiaoxiao also nodded happily in agreement and said, "Then Grandpa, you can just wander around here first. I'll be leaving first."

Liu Yingcai waved his hand and urged her to leave quickly, otherwise it would be dark when she returned.

As soon as she left the space, Liu Xiaoxiao looked around cautiously, then muttered, "Why does it suddenly feel so quiet here? Could a blind bear or something suddenly appear?"

After saying that, she crossed her arms, rubbed the non-existent goose bumps, and then ran down the mountain.