The Spoiled Little Beauty is Always Abusing the Protagonist [Quick Transmigration] 27

Chapter 27: The Spoiled Villain in a Period Novel 27

On the plane, Shu He was drowsy and closed his eyes. He was very sleepy, but for some reason, he couldn’t fall asleep.

It felt like he had forgotten something…

Shu He thought groggily. After a while, a flash of inspiration suddenly struck his mind. He instantly opened his moist almond eyes and let out a small “Ah.”

He had forgotten to bring his Little Fu!

At this time, the plane had already been in the air for a while.

It was unrealistic to go back.

Shu He was restless, so sad that he clenched his fingers, his small mouth slightly puffed out.

Last night, he had been whispering in Little Fu’s ear that he would take it to live a good life, to eat big bones every meal. Little Fu was so excited its tail was almost wagging off. But now…

“What’s wrong?” A voice suddenly came from his side.

Shu He looked over with moist eyes. Qiao Zelan had been paying attention to him all along, wanting to talk to him about how he had had a falling out with Xu Nongqing, but couldn’t find a chance.

Now, he had seized the opportunity. Qiao Zelan looked at Shu He’s eyes with concentration. “What did you think of?”

Shu He said dejectedly, “I forgot to bring my dog.”

Hearing this, Qiao Zelan paused.

He had thought it was related to Xu Nongqing, but it turned out to be that little mutt. Now he didn’t know whether to be happy or sad.

Qiao Zelan frowned, then slowly relaxed. “If you like dogs, I’ll get you a better-looking one later.”

Shu He shook his head.

He pouted, lowered his face slightly, and said in a whisper, “I don’t want another dog. I just want Little Fu.”

Qiao Zelan: “The dog I get you will be smarter and better-looking than Little Fu. If that doesn’t work, I’ll go to the market and buy you an identical little mutt. How about that?”

Shu He was also stubborn and turned his head away. “I just want Little Fu.”

“Then we’ll go back and get it later.” Qiao Zelan also quickly changed his tune and didn’t go against Shu He.

Seeing Shu He nod, Qiao Zelan’s gaze finally focused on his slightly tender red lips, the marks on the corners of his mouth distinct.

He pulled at his lips, unwilling to think too much. “Did you have a fight with Xu Nongqing this morning?”

Shu He answered softly.

“Was it a big fight?” Qiao Zelan’s tone was indifferent. “Little Fu is at his place. Do you think he’ll take it out on Little Fu because of his anger towards you?”

Shu He glanced at him with some confusion. “How could he?”

Although they had fought, and it was a big fight, Shu He didn’t think Xu Nongqing was the type to take it out on an animal. Besides, they had raised Little Fu together. It wasn’t just his dog.

Qiao Zelan deeply understood that Xu Nongqing would most likely have no chance to get close to Shu He in the future. He didn’t need to take such a person seriously at all.

But perhaps because of Shu He’s overly trusting attitude towards him at this moment, he couldn’t help but feel a desire to slander him. He said deliberately, “Don’t trust Xu Nongqing too much. Some people are two-faced. Otherwise, why would you two have fought today?”

Qiao Zelan didn’t know that the two of them had broken up.

He thought Shu He had suffered some great injustice, so his words were also a bit of an attempt to use the need for validation to get Shu He to open up to him and have a good chat.

After all, complaining about someone together was the easiest way to strengthen a relationship.

But Shu He didn’t go along with Qiao Zelan’s words. Not only that, but he also furrowed his beautiful brow, glanced at Qiao Zelan, and accused him with puffed-out cheeks, “Oh, so are you too?”

Qiao Zelan: “…”

Qiao Zelan was silent for a few seconds. “Don’t you know what kind of person Teacher Qiao is?”

Shu He lifted his chin, the corners of his still-red eyes dazzling under the overhead light. He mumbled, “I don’t know. I don’t know why Teacher Qiao would tell Xu Nongqing I have a fiancée.”

Hearing this, Qiao Zelan’s heart skipped a beat.

He instantly stared at Shu He. Before the nervousness could spread, his mouth reacted faster than his brain. “I didn’t.”

Shu He probably hadn’t expected him to deny it. Hearing this, he was stunned for a moment before saying, “Xu Nongqing told me.”

He even tattled!

Qiao Zelan frowned and said firmly, “He’s lying to you.”

Is that so?

Shu He hesitated, a little wavering.

He couldn’t think of a reason why Xu Nongqing would lie to him like that. Besides, when Xu Nongqing had asked him that, his expression was so serious, it was clear that the question had been on his mind for a long time before he dared to ask.

Shu He suddenly pursed his lips.

He thought of it. Teacher Qiao said some people were two-faced. He was probably talking about himself.

He clearly said it, but he wouldn’t admit it.

Hmph.

Shu He ignored Qiao Zelan. A few minutes later, Qiao Zelan realized that the boomerang he had thrown had hit himself.

“Little He.”

Qiao Zelan couldn’t help but say, “I didn’t mean anything else. I just saw that he seemed to have impure thoughts about you.”

Shu He covered his ears. Don’t listen, don’t listen.

What impure thoughts!

He was still dating Xu Nongqing at that time. It was normal for Xu Nongqing to like him. How was that impure?

Qiao Zelan didn’t know that he had unintentionally stepped on a landmine again. He rambled on to Shu He for a long time, and Shu He would only occasionally reply when he couldn’t help it.

After all the fuss, they arrived home.

The sky over the Capital was clear, the temperature pleasant.

The comfortable environment at home felt both strange and familiar. Sometimes, when Shu He thought about not having to go back to Wang Family Village anymore, he felt a little unaccustomed.

This symptom only lasted for three or four days.

Shu He brought up the matter of finding Little Fu. Shu’s mother immediately arranged for someone to go. Another day passed, and the person who had been sent to get the dog came back and said that the family was no longer there, and the dog had also been taken away.

Hearing this, Shu’s mother glanced at Shu He.

She pondered, “Little Bao, should Mom buy you another one?”

Shu He immediately became listless, understanding that Xu Nongqing had taken Little Fu with him to start his new life.

He hung his head dejectedly and shook his head. Shu’s mother was a little worried. Although she had been rejected, she thought about it for a few days and still went into a pet store and picked out a German Shepherd for Shu He.

When the puppy was brought home, Shu He was still in the music room, practicing the violin. Shu’s mother quietly opened the door and put the puppy on the floor. The puppy’s voice was milky and soft. It trotted over to Shu He’s feet on its short legs, exceptionally close from the first glance.

Hearing the sound, Shu He was stunned for a moment.

The fluffy sensation brushed against his ankle, a little itchy. He subconsciously looked down and met the little German Shepherd’s starry eyes.

“Wuwu.” The little German Shepherd wagged its tail furiously, somewhat reminiscent of Little Fu as a puppy.

Shu He looked down for a long time before hesitantly putting down his violin.

He still missed Little Fu and was not very willing to raise a second puppy. But the little German Shepherd was too enthusiastic. It raised its short front paws and hugged his calf, licking him with its tongue out, just like Little Fu.

“Little He.” Shu’s mother stood at the door, watching this scene, and persuaded, “Raise it.”

Only then did Shu He pick up the little German Shepherd. He puffed out his cheeks, lowered his head, and held the puppy’s face, thinking of a name for it.

“Kaixin.” (T/N: Happy)

Xingfu and Kaixin.

The German Shepherd wagged its tail furiously.

Shu’s mother left the music room with a gratified smile, leaving the system to coldly examine this dog, not very satisfied. Why were there so many dogs coming and going?

【Do you want a dragon?】

Shu He held the German Shepherd, his pale face rubbing against its head, and mumbled, “Where can I find a dragon?”

【I am one.】

As soon as the words fell, a Western dragon about the same size as the little German Shepherd appeared in front of Shu He. It squeezed out the German Shepherd’s space and unceremoniously squeezed itself into Shu He’s hands.

Shu He looked at it in a daze.

【What.】 The system coolly raised its claw and patted Shu He’s wrist. The sensation transmitted from the program flowed endlessly into its central sensor. It said again, 【The dog can be sent away. I’m enough.】

After a brief moment of being stunned, Shu He’s almond eyes suddenly sparkled.

He pulled the system into his arms and said in surprise, “I can have both!”

The system was pressed against his pale, clean neck: 【…】

It smelled good.

*

At the same time.

Xu’s mother had been troubled by a question for a long time.

She still couldn’t figure out what kind of falling out Xu Nongqing and Shu He had had.

Their relationship had been decent. She could have used the Shu family’s power to expand the market, but now everything was gone. The opportunity to rise rapidly had collapsed.

She asked Xu Nongqing what had happened, but Xu Nongqing’s eyes were indifferent, and he remained silent.

Xu’s mother was very angry.

Among all the bad emotions, there was probably only one thing that was gratifying.

That was that Xu Nongqing had completely taken root in the city and no longer traveled back and forth. He even devoted himself to work day and night, absorbing business experience, and his progress was astonishing.

Xu’s mother was incredulous.

She had never known that Xu Nongqing had such an extraordinary intuition and talent for business, which made her feel confident enough to transfer some important work to him.

In just one year, the tea processing industry she ran had successfully opened up the market in the neighboring province, established multiple cooperation chains, and even showed signs of further expansion, attracting the attention of many discerning investors.

Xu’s mother had always been a conservative. At this time, she was a little worried. Would this be too high-profile?

There was already a large tea processing factory in the neighboring city, which was very famous locally. Their snatching of the market would easily make them a thorn in their side.

Xu’s mother considered picking a time to have a good chat with Xu Nongqing. It was a good thing to have ambition and drive, but you couldn’t swallow an elephant in one bite. Being too hasty would lead to a fall.

People still had to take it slow, one step at a time, and be steady.

However, before Xu’s mother could tell Xu Nongqing these things, Xu Nongqing “as she wished” stopped his advance and instead told her he was going to school.

Xu’s mother: “?” Crazy.

He was 25 years old and wanted to return to school?

Did that sound reasonable!

In one year, Xu Nongqing had saved some money. No matter how much his mother scolded him, he remained expressionless, his emotions showing no fluctuation at all, completely indifferent.

He devoted himself to following the path he had planned, unaffected by the outside world, as cold as a robot.

And at the same time, Shu He also participated in various violin competitions. In his spare time, he didn’t forget to pay attention to the protagonist’s movements and confirmed that the protagonist was making progress.

The mission was progressing smoothly.

Shu He’s twentieth birthday arrived. His family prepared to throw a big party for him, and also to celebrate his nineteenth birthday.

After all, he was in Wang Family Village at that time, and his family couldn’t celebrate for him. Shu’s mother and father had been talking about it. The sense of ceremony could not be missed.

They picked a suitable time and sent out the invitations. The guests were all leaders in various industries. Shu He used to be unaccustomed to such crowded scenes, but since he had participated in more performance competitions, he could see them all as little puppies no matter how many people there were.

Like the German Shepherd.

The little German Shepherd had already grown up. It ate specially prepared food and was taken out for exercise every day, running for three or four hours. Its muscles were hard and solid under its fur.

After growing up, it looked even bigger than Shu He. It patrolled by his side, its eyes majestic.

Shu He held the leash, pulling hard to get it to his side. The German Shepherd sat down, tilted its head up, and panted, its eyes filled with the little human in front of it.

Shu He patted its head and imitated its bark in a small voice, “Woof woof, Kaixin, don’t chew on the grass, or if you do, don’t lick me.”

The German Shepherd wagged its tail hard, regretfully stomping on the grass. It turned to look at Shu He, its doggy eyes blinking a couple of times, and suddenly turned its head to look behind him.

“Young Master.”

Shu He turned around.

In front of him was a strange man, wearing the Shu family’s work uniform. He handed something to Shu He with a fawning smile. “A gentleman asked me to give this to you. A birthday present.”

Shu He was a little confused.

He took the square paper box. It was tied with a colored ribbon, like a cake, but it was very light when he held it.

Logically, the birthday presents that were sent were all collected by Uncle Fang for him to open. Who had specifically asked someone to bring it over?

Shu He hesitantly carried the box back to his room. He closed the door, turned, and walked to the computer desk, placing the paper box on it.

The colored ribbon came loose with a pull.

Shu He opened the paper box lid, leaned over to look, and the first thing he saw was a single, thin sheet of paper that looked lonely. He subconsciously took it out, unfolded it, and saw only six simple words on it.

【Happy birthday, Shu He.】

Shu He hesitated and took two steps back. He took the paper to open a drawer and rummaged through it, finding the letters he had exchanged with Xu Nongqing during his summer vacation.

He hadn’t thrown them away.

From this pile of letters, he opened one of the letters Xu Nongqing had sent and compared the handwriting with this sheet of paper.

Completely different.

Xu Nongqing’s handwriting was very sharp, unlike his introverted personality.

The handwriting on this sheet of paper was very neat, as if it had been written slowly, stroke by stroke.

Shu He gradually became confused, unable to figure out who had sent it. He looked at the back of the paper, which was blank. He had to go back to the present and take out the contents.

A soft, thin film wrapped the white fabric inside. With a pull of the zipper, a smooth, fluffy piece of clothing slipped out. The fabric felt high-quality, and the stitching was meticulous and particularly fine.

However, these were all secondary.

The most important thing was that this piece of clothing had a long, plush tail. Shu He wrapped the tail around his wrist, looked at it, and was stunned.