Miracle Cutie Chapter 327: See the Fish

Hearing "water gun," Nina immediately forgot all about wanting to buy a phone.

She seriously added to her request, "Buy many."

Nina didn't want just one water gun—she wanted lots and lots.

Daniel chuckled, "Okay, okay, I'll buy you many. After I buy them, we can play together. Did you miss me today?"

Nina said, "Yeah."

They started getting all mushy. Daniel soaked up Nina's sweet words and was in a fantastic mood.

Nina was also happy since Daniel had promised her lots of water guns—they were both happy.

Meanwhile, not far away, Felix, on a call with Brian, also had a smile on his face.

Brian had agreed to have a meal with Felix sometime.

Felix wasn't strictly straight—he was drawn to beautiful girls like Mia and young, handsome men like Brian.

Somehow, Brian knew Felix and Mia were secretly dating, but he didn't mind—he even cared about Felix.

This made Felix think Brian was so thoughtful.

By the end of their chat, Felix, feeling in good spirits, put away his cracked phone and walked back to Nina.

He asked, "Nina, are you tired from riding your motorcycle? How about I take you to play something else?"

Felix came to Fortune Villa often and knew the place well.

The villa had plenty of things to pass the time.

He even took Nina to see a small greenhouse garden.

Shortly after the two went to the greenhouse, Chloe hurried over. "Nina, what are you doing here?"

Since the greenhouse had strawberries, Chloe didn't dare let Nina play here.

She picked Nina up to take her somewhere else, and Fiona came along, squeezed Nina's chubby hand, and led her to a special VR area she'd set up.

"Nina, you can try this." Fiona put small VR goggles on Nina, letting her experience a dinosaur world.

The VR was so realistic that it nearly scared Nina to tears.

Nina liked dinosaurs, but she was afraid of real, big ones.

Seeing her frightened, Chloe didn't let her play anymore.

Fiona's home was perfect for a relaxing stay.

But Nina wasn't interested in many of the adults' activities.

She couldn't sit still for a massage, couldn't appreciate the music or dance performances, and she definitely wasn't allowed near things like making coffee.

She was too little; brewing coffee was too dangerous.

None of the adults' relaxing activities interested Nina at all.

So, after spending half a day at Fortune Villa, Nina started clinging to Chloe's leg, begging to go out. "Auntie Chloe, go out!"

Chloe, who spoiled her the most, decided to take her out not long after she started asking.

She had planned to take Nina out by herself.

But Fiona, as the host, insisted that she should properly entertain her little guest on Nina's first visit and insisted on taking her out.

"Where do you like to go play, Nina? Let's go together." She changed into outdoor clothes, ready to go out with Nina.

Nina wasn't picky about the place—as long as she could go out.

Chloe had never really taken Nina out to play either, so she didn't have a specific place in mind.

Just as Chloe opened her phone to search for nearby places, Felix, who hadn't left yet, made a suggestion.

He said, "Fiona, how about the aquarium? I know a great one with mermaid shows—Nina would probably love it."

Felix's suggestion sounded good to Fiona.

She asked Nina, "Do you want to go see fish? Super big fish—big sharks, stingrays, all kinds of them. Want to go?"

Nina really wanted to see the fish, so she said in her loud voice, "Yes!"

Seeing this, Chloe took her.

Felix's family owned the aquarium they went to, so they didn't even need tickets.

Next to the aquarium was a wellness spa.

Fiona pointed to it and said to Chloe, "Chloe, this spa is really professional for body treatments. We should come here next time for a body scrub, or we can have them come to my place."

She didn't always stay home; sometimes she went out for wellness and skincare treatments.

Chloe nodded, agreeing to go next time.

Right now, Chloe's main focus was keeping up with Nina, who was there to see the big fish.

In a touch pool here, there were also small fish that people could feed, and Nina wanted to join in when she saw others feeding the fish.

Chloe then bought Nina some fish food.

Since she knew kids might put things in their mouths, she warned Nina specifically, "This is for the fish to eat—you can't eat this, okay? Remember, little kids can't eat it."

Nina, holding the fish food, nodded her little head.