Big Mom One Piece Younger Days Novels & Stories

Old Madam Jin said to the Old Master. "Yes, if not for her being too young, one might think it's her," Old Master Jin also commented on the resemblance between Yang Lifei and her paternal grandmother. Yang Lifei's grandmother had been a very beautiful young lady back then and had given the Old Master of the Yang family a hard time while chasing her and even had to face a lot of competition from other men including Old Master Jin but eventually, Old Master Yang had been the final winner of her heart and even got married to her.

She was self-sufficient and had never needed to buy vegetables from the supermarket to feed herself and her small family. “Oh my God!” Soriya’s voice reached them. “These are awesomely delicious!” They were talking about the plump, juicy strawberries. Chan chuckled. “They always act like kids when they’re here.” Grandma Su nodded. “And you, Chan?” the elderly woman asked. “How are you doing?” “I’m good.” Grandma Su watched her; her eyes didn’t miss the radiant smile or the glow on the young woman’s skin. She smiled and nodded. “You’ve met him?”

“So you think that your only enemies are those from the Demonic Faction?” “Who else?” Yin could literally see the question marks in Ye Mo’s head. “Old Fogey, you can’t be serious?” “What?” “That old man, he…” she sighed, “Then, do you remember how Big Bro Hua lost his parents ten years ago?” Ye Mo froze as he lowered his voice. “How could I forget? My Eldest Brother was the head of the mission back then...” Little Yin raised her eyes to meet his, patiently waiting for him to meet her gaze before she continued,