They Hated Me in My First Life, But Now I Have the Love System

Chapter 100: Crushed Spirit Chapter 100: Crushed Spirit “Yes, yes!” she suddenly pumped her fist into the air, a little squeal of delight escaping her.

She couldn’t believe her eyes, this was exactly like what she had seen in her dream and what her teachers had talked about just weeks ago.

The pieces were falling into place.

But now, the real challenge, how to convince him to give her a job.

“Okay,” Little Sweetie replied, her mind racing.

Convincing a grown man to hire a four year old was nearly impossible, but she wasn’t about to back down.

She changed tactics instantly, time to play the orphan card.

“Sir, I have no parents,” she said, her eyes widening dramatically as she let her voice quiver just a little.

“I don’t want to stay here anymore.

I want to go with you.

Could you please adopt me?

Or just take me with you?

I can cook, I can clean, I can wash, I don’t need any money!

You don’t have to pay me at all!” She practically sold herself like a seasoned merchant, desperate to seal the deal.

The man “..?” The man blinked in surprise, taken aback.

What kind of four year old was in such a hurry to leave an orphanage, offering to cook and clean?

He furrowed his brows in confusion.

“No, dear.

These people will take care of you,” he said, his voice soft but firm, trying to reassure her.

He assumed she was simply speaking without understanding the seriousness of her request.

His schedule was tight, and he really didn’t have the time to entertain such a conversation, but she wasn’t getting the message.

“Please, Uncle!

Please, please take me with you!

good!” Little Sweetie tugged on his sleeve, her big, tear filled eyes pleading with all the

man froze, his mind

This…

had never happened before.

begging to

It didn’t make sense.

for a long moment,

an idea

not be such a bad thing after

servants they hired at eighteen always took months, sometimes years, to adjust

the time she was grown, she would already know the

rise to become head servant one

even succeed him as the next housekeeper if he ever ascended to a

quiet chuckle escaped his

hadn’t considered this before, but it suddenly seemed like the

little girl in

he had once dismissed as ridiculous,

it felt right.

as he placed a hand gently

“Alright, little one.

back.” He promised to come back for her, and though it was hard, she believed his words and finally let him

the other children who had completed their

out her forms, and, with a final nod, brought her into the royal palace as a

had thought she would need constant

unsure of the world, and

morning before he even woke up, she was already up, bathed,

caught him off

had never intended for her to

was just a

she was stubborn, and after a few weeks of trying to stop her, he finally gave in, allowing her to do as she

in the palace,

for help, not just from the kind man who had taken

she felt like she was finally making

Nnenna was just six years

that age, Princess Ebere, also six, was struggling to adjust to

someone much more

how graceful she was, how she carried herself with a regal air

if she

couldn’t contain her

have to

the only princess,