A girl as small as a little radish, what does she know about boyfriends and girlfriends?
Damian Sinclair chuckled, "Then why do you want to be my girlfriend? Aren't you afraid I'm a bad guy?"
"Not afraid," the girl shook her head with a smile, looking like she knew a lot, "My uncle's textbooks say that ugly people cause trouble. Although I don't quite understand the whole meaning, you're not related to ugly, so you shouldn't be a bad guy."
With this standard of judgment, won't she be deceived by someone who's slightly good-looking when she grows up?
For some reason, Damian felt a bit worried, and he advised the girl, "You should focus on qualities and character, not just on superficial things like appearance."
"No, I just want good-looking," the girl insisted, having her own principles as a true admirer of looks.
Damian frowned slightly; how exactly did Bella Acker educate her child? Teaching this way makes it easy for those tricky boys to deceive her.
