Chapter 512 - 492: Extra - Endless Star Sea (Part 1)_3
Lu Yun was instantly amused by her son’s playful antics and reached out to pinch the muscle on his arm, "Wow, that is indeed interesting. Son, does this mean you’ve finally found a girlfriend and can bring a wife home to put your mother’s heart at ease?"
"Don’t worry, Auntie, when cousin did that just now, I was already using my Psychic Power Barrier to protect him. You don’t have to worry at all about his image of being wise and invincible being tarnished," Lu Chentao said obsequiously with a flattering smile.
"Get lost, you talk too much. Who here can’t tell you used your Psychic Power Barrier?" Pei Sen shoved the bothersome Lu Chentao aside. Then, rarely blushing and slightly embarrassed, he said to Lu Yun, "Mom, you are still so sharp. There’s really nothing that can get past you. I was just about to tell you and dad that I already have a girlfriend."
"Really? How long have you two been dating? Is the girl still on Earth, or is she an immigrant from Yunhua Star?" Lu Yun got excited all of a sudden, and even Shitou couldn’t help but show interest.
"Auntie, I know this, you can just ask me. My future cousin’s entire family is among the first batch of immigrants to Yunhua Star, and she herself works in research at the Botanical Research Institute. I have seen her too, and she is, quite frankly, gorgeous," Lu Chentao jumped in to say excitedly.
Lu Chentao couldn’t help bragging, "Beauty is not the main point; the point is that my future cousin’s cooking is so delicious. Oh, it makes you want to swallow your tongue. It’s just that cousin is too stingy, always willing to face difficulties together but keeps the good fortune to himself, never willing to take me along more often to freeload a meal."
The plaintive look on Lu Chentao’s face as he spoke made everyone present laugh.
"You got the nerve to say that, you glutton?"
Pei Sen, hearing his words, slapped Lu Chentao’s head without any courtesy. He was almost fifteen years older than Lu Chentao, and although the two were cousins, more often than not, he treated this cousin like a junior or a nephew.