Leave Me Alone Mr Shaffer Novel

Chapter 332

Isabella didn’t put on the coat herself. Pikachu, the clumsy creature, carefully helped her put it on, then clapped his hands cutely.

No girl could resist the charm of such a fluffy creature, and Isabella was no exception.

“Thank you.”

Pikachu nodded adorably, then reached out to take her hand. Isabella guessed that there must be an event happening in the mall. Normally, she would refuse, but the adorable creature pulling her along was so irresistible that she couldn’t help but go along with him.

Pikachu led her to the children’s area, where a group of kids surrounded them as soon as they saw Pikachu. Isabella was pushed aside, feeling a bit embarrassed. Worrie about bumping into the children, she could only follow the crowd, and before she knew it, she was pushed into the inflatable castle.

Surrounded by bubble balls, if she fell in, she would be partially buried.

Pikachu was pulled in by the children, making the area even more crowded. Isabella had no choice but to keep moving backward.

Halfway through, a chubby kid bumped into her leg, causing her to yelp and fall into the pile of bubble balls. Trying to get up, she was surrounded by children and was knocked down again just as she had regained her balance.

came to her side again. The fluffy creature easily blocked the crowd and extended a hand to her. Isabella blushed, feeling a

helped her up and led her to a nearby slide, then gently pushed her

Isabella was confused.

reminded her, “Lady, Pikachu wants you to

hands in refusal, turning to Pikachu. “No, this is for

and continued to push her forward. Isabella blushed, caught in a dilemma.

staff member intervened, “Miss, it’s okay if you weigh less

still felt embarrassed. She glanced back at Pikachu and nervously crawled

had to bend down to avoid hitting her head. No, if she were a child,

and wonder. She didn’t have these experie childhood, and she hadn’t experienced them in

the slide, she

lad.

protect you.”

hearing this, Isabella glanced at Pikachu, who was leaning casually against the staff, looking