TFRLTOP Chapter 106 Part 1

Chapter 106 — The Young Master’s Fake Little Sister 

She’s an adult now & the book has a cover!

Ming Ming didn’t come back to her senses until she was standing in front of the helicopter.

She blankly turned to look at Xiao Yunmu, who raised an eyebrow.
“Can’t get up?”

“Ah!”

Before she could react, he grabbed her by the waist and lifted her onto the helicopter step. By the time she realized what was happening, Xiao Yunmu had already gotten in from the other side and sat down.

Everything was ready. As the blades roared and the helicopter lifted off with a slight shake, Ming Ming felt scared and unconsciously moved closer to him. Xiao Yunmu wrapped an arm around her, laughter in his voice.

“You were the one crying and begging to fly. Now that you’re really in a helicopter, why are you so scared?”

Her teeth were chattering.
“I-I thought it’d be romantic… I didn’t know it’d be terrifying—ah!”

Both sides of the helicopter were open. She glanced downward and instantly felt dizzy, as if she could fall out just by tilting her head. She quickly shrank back and clung tightly to him, eyes full of panic.

Xiao Yunmu looked down at how timid she was and chuckled softly, simply pulling her into his arms.

He pinched her cheek.
“You grew taller, but not braver.”

Ming Ming shot him an annoyed look.

Leaning against him, she looked out from his side. It felt much better. The sky had fully gone dark, city lights lighting up, another kind of prosperity glittering beneath the black night.

She whispered, “Wow…”

From this angle, this kind of view—she’d only ever seen it in videos. This was her first time seeing it in person from the air.

Holding her, Xiao Yunmu pointed toward a brightly lit skyscraper in the distance.
“Look. That’s where the Xiao Group is.”

She leaned forward to look.
“You even have a helipad on the roof? That’s so fancy! Why don’t you take a helicopter to work every day?”

He pinched her nose.
“If I flew to work every day, who would take you to school and pick you up? Who would stand in long lines to buy you snacks?”

“Mmnh!” Ming Ming frowned, trying to rescue her nose. He stopped pinching and instead pressed her nose lightly with his finger, listening to her make muffled little snorting sounds.

She pulled his hand away and changed the subject.
“You evil capitalist. Look, the whole city is dark except your building. How many poor office drones are still working late and being exploited by you?”

He laughed.
“Yeah, this evil capitalist’s heart is breaking. I feel so guilty. How about I land us on the rooftop and let our kind-hearted student Xiao Xinxi go back to work overtime with them?”

“Driver, please change course and land at Xiao Building,” he said lightly.

“Understood, sir,” came the reply.

Ming Ming panicked and grabbed him.
“Hey, no, no! Don’t!”

“Wait, you’re really going…” Her whole body went slack as she watched the helicopter fly straight toward the building. “Brother, brother, I haven’t seen enough yet! Don’t go, don’t go!”

Xiao Yunmu sighed coolly.
“Too late.”

She puffed out her cheeks. Life really was full of ups and downs… and more downs.

Bitterly she thought: When your life is in someone else’s hands, your happiness and sadness don’t matter at all…

Fine. When I go to college, I’m definitely staying far, far away from you. Let’s see how you control me then.

As for all those pretty, obedient promises she’d sweet-talked him with on the way here—she’d already thrown them out of her mind.

The helicopter circled the Xiao Group building a few times, but didn’t land. Instead, it hovered at a perfect distance where the whole building was visible.

Just as Ming Ming was feeling confused, all the lights in the building suddenly went out.

Then, as if glitching, windows began to flicker on and off.

Finally, lights formed a sentence across the front of the building:

“XXX, Good luck on the college entrance exam.”

Ming Ming’s mouth fell open in a perfect O, and she turned to look at Xiao Yunmu.

He was looking down at her with a faint smile.

Just as she was about to speak, he rested a hand on her shoulder.
“Keep watching.”

At his words, countless skyscrapers across the city began flickering their rooftop lights, as if coming alive in unison, writing the same sentence across the skyline:

“XXX, Good luck on the college entrance exam.”

Then, countless drones rose into the sky, gathering into massive glowing words above the city.

“XXX, Good luck on the college entrance exam!”

Ming Ming covered her mouth and curled into his arms, eyes shining as she watched the city-wide spectacle.

“XXX” was the abbreviation of Xiao Xinxi’s name. But to onlookers, it could represent any high school senior. That was why Xiao Yunmu could easily coordinate this—using huge sums of money to buy lighting rights across major city buildings.

Low-key and high-profile at the same time.
Behind it all was a level of indulgent luxury no one else could touch.

All of this… just to let her enjoy a little excitement and ease the almost nonexistent pre-exam stress.

“At first, I just wanted you to relax,” Xiao Yunmu said, rubbing her head.
“Who knew this would happen?”

“And since we’re at it, let me give you some reassurance.”

“No matter what, nothing changes. You just need to live happily. Don’t bear any burden. I won’t abandon you.”

Ming Ming was deeply shaken and moved. She buried her head against his chest.

“Brother… I love you so much…”

Hearing her soft confession against his chest nearly melted his heart. He was already thinking—after she finished her exams, maybe he should gift her a car so she could drive friends around at college.

But there had to be one condition:
No male passengers.
The front passenger seat belonged to big brother only.

“I really…” Ming Ming said, choking up with tears, “Brother, don’t worry. Even if you can’t find a wife, it’s okay. I’ll support you when you’re old. When you can’t move anymore, I’ll cook you porridge three times a day so you won’t starve. I’ll push your wheelchair to the park every day to get some fresh air. I’ll make sure you live out your last years in peace!”

“…” Xiao Yunmu rolled his eyes.
“Don’t make me want to hit you when I’m this happy.”

“I’m serious!” Ming Ming said, hugging him tighter, sniffling.

“Shut up,” he muttered.

“Wait until we get home—I’ll deal with you then,” Xiao Yunmu said, pulling Ming Ming up and carrying her on his back as he walked out.

Resting against his back, Ming Ming felt unusually safe. She leaned close to his ear and murmured lazily, “Brother… you finally came to take me home? Why did you come so late? I waited forever…”

Xiao Yunmu’s steps paused for a moment, then continued as normal, though his expression softened.

At least she knows it’s me, he thought.

When they got home, Xiao Yunmu dropped the little drunk onto the bed. At first glance, Ming Ming looked like an angel when she was drunk—quiet, obedient, not crying or fussing. In reality, her arms and legs wrapped around him like vines, refusing to let him go.

“Let go.”

“No…” Ming Ming clung to him like a koala, nuzzling happily.

With no other choice, Xiao Yunmu sat against the bed, trying to gently uncurl the human “octopus” stuck to him.