The Spoiled Little Beauty is Always Abusing the Protagonist [Quick Transmigration] 29p2

Chapter 29: The Spoiled Villain in a Period Novel 29 p2

The current Xu Nongqing had already reached a position she had never even dreamed of. From a village to a city, to a province, and then to all over the country.

It was no wonder he had a talent for business.

He made tea drinks, and the tea drinks took off.

He did real estate, and the profits from real estate grew year by year, becoming a new trend in recent years.

Xu’s mother now only wanted to build a good relationship with this son she had neglected, and to build a good relationship, she naturally had to start from all aspects.

For example, life.

Xu Nongqing was all alone now. He must really want a warm home. In the past, because of her ex-husband, she hadn’t wanted to care much about Xu Nongqing, but now, the wealth he brought was enough to make people ignore these things.

Xu’s mother smiled and said, “Hey, it’s nothing big. I just wanted to ask if you’ve been free recently. Your stepfather has been thinking about having you come home for a drink with him.”

Hearing this, Xu Nongqing’s brow twitched unconsciously.

He looked at his mother, his dark eyes under his long lashes showing complete indifference. “I’ve mentioned it before. I don’t drink.”

Xu’s mother said “Uh.”

He doesn’t drink?

After so many years in business, she didn’t believe that Xu Nongqing had never had a drink at a business occasion.

This was probably just an excuse. She secretly guessed, but she didn’t continue to make things difficult for him. Instead, she changed the subject and asked with the concern of a typical mother, “Then when are you getting married? Are you twenty-eight or twenty-nine this year?”

Xu Nongqing lowered his eyes with annoyance. “I’m not getting married.”

“Not getting married?” Xu’s mother was surprised, but her first reaction was not that this was a rebellious act, but rather—

“That’s perfect. Your career is thriving now. You’ll definitely need an heir. Your younger brother is just right. In the future, you can give all your assets to your brother and have him take care of you in your old age.”

“…”

Xu Nongqing: “These things, I will of course give them all to the person who deserves them.”

Xu’s mother thought he was hinting that they should be nicer to him, more dedicated, so she nodded repeatedly.

She wanted to say more, but Xu Nongqing had no intention of continuing the conversation. He turned his head away, his jaw tense, trying his best to hide his unbearable impatience. He picked up the scattered leash and took Little Fu out of the car.

Shu He’s lingering scent was still here.

The moment Little Fu smelled it, it wagged its tail furiously and barked, hoping to call its master back. But Shu He had already been gone for more than ten minutes. How could he possibly hear its call?

Xu Nongqing held its leash and walked all the way to Fu’an Road.

Still the same spot as last time.

He was outside the fence, looking at Shu He, who was feeding the German Shepherd on the lawn inside.

Little Fu pressed against the fence, its tongue out, but it didn’t dare to make a sound. It didn’t know why it couldn’t bark, but it just had a feeling that it wasn’t important, so its master had abandoned it.

It could only secretly watch its master. If it barked, it would be chased away.

After all, its master had a better-looking dog.

And it was just a little yellow mutt. Its parents were ordinary guard dogs. It was not as big as a German Shepherd, nor as majestic in appearance.

It let out a soft whimper, greedily staring at its master for a long time. When it saw its master teasing another dog with a small balloon, its eyes grew a little dim.

It was so sad it couldn’t bear to watch anymore. It gradually got down from the fence and squatted by Xu Nongqing’s side.

Xu Nongqing didn’t have much time to walk and feed the dog every day.

He had hired a professional to feed it and walk it regularly. It was well taken care of, its fur glossy and its body healthy and strong.

It was clearly a cool little dog.

But Little Fu felt that it was not majestic, so it was not loved. It lay on the ground dejectedly, its mouth against the sand, its melancholic eyes blinking a couple of times.

The leash swayed slightly as Little Fu lay down, pulling with a little force. Xu Nongqing followed the force and lowered his head.

He looked at Little Fu, his expression a little dazed. It had been like this recently, easily lost in memories.

When Shu He first started raising Little Fu, he was always very careful, asking him if the dog could drink milk, if it could eat large pieces of meat, if it could sleep on the bed, if it would be crushed, if it needed a blanket, if it would freeze to death without a blanket.

That was the first winter of raising Little Fu.

Little Fu grew up from being unable to stand steadily and stumbling.

Shu He had not witnessed its entire growth. At that time, it was their first long-distance relationship. He was still at home, and they could only communicate through letters.

But compared to him, Shu He seemed to like Little Fu more.

Xu Nongqing tugged at the leash, pulling the dejected Little Fu up. Little Fu slowly got up from its prone position and sat up again. Suddenly, a gust of wind blew. It was so strong it couldn’t open its eyes. Its excellent hearing caught its master’s clear, pleasant voice.

He was saying to another dog, your little balloon is about to be blown away by the wind. If it’s blown away, can you still get it back?

The other dog barked once, followed by the sound of its collar shaking. With panting breaths, it seemed to be using its actions to show its master how amazing it was, that of course it could get the ball back.

Little Fu sat there, listening, and blinked.

Its eyes were moist, and a small sound came from its throat.

When they were in the village, its master had never played ball with it.

Xu Nongqing held the leash and bent down to squat in front of Little Fu. His dark eyes looked at the little yellow dog, asking it, and also as if asking himself.

“Do you want to go to him?”

Little Fu wagged its tail once.

It wanted to.

But it didn’t dare.

Would its little master still want it?

Xu Nongqing stared at it for a long time, then lowered his dark eyes and reached out to undo the shackle on Little Fu’s neck.

“Go.”

He didn’t even look at Little Fu. He stood up, rolled up the leash he had taken off, and said in a voice so soft it was like he was talking to himself, “I’m going to see him too.”

Little Fu shook its fur and subconsciously ran forward a couple of steps.

Then it remembered something, turned back to look at Xu Nongqing, and saw him standing there without moving. So it stomped its foot in confusion, its tongue out as it nudged its head in the direction of the estate a couple of times, as if indicating something.

Go see the master! What are you standing there for!

But Xu Nongqing went in the opposite direction.

Little Fu was even more confused. It chased after Xu Nongqing for a couple of steps, then braked sharply. After a second of hesitation, it quickly turned back and ran towards the estate.

“Woof!”

“Woof woof woof!”

“Woof woof woof woof woof woof!”

It barked randomly, barking very unpleasantly, barking with heartfelt emotion, barking until its voice was hoarse.

It broke through the security guard’s defense, its eyes only on the beautiful little master sitting cross-legged on the ground. The faster it ran, the brighter the white light around it seemed to become. Under the warm sun, the little mutt charged forward—

Smack!

Little Fu was sent flying by a headbutt from the German Shepherd.

“Woof!”

It was so dizzy it saw stars, and it barked randomly as it lay on its back. The German Shepherd, on the other hand, spread its limbs on the ground and growled, looking at this uninvited guest with danger.

This was the smell!

This dead dog had been hanging around its house for who knows how long!

The German Shepherd suddenly lunged forward, but was stopped by Shu He, who had reacted and held its head. It whined in Shu He’s arms, panting rapidly, and eagerly licked his neck, wanting to confirm that its master was still its own.

Because he was stunned, Shu He didn’t even think to push the German Shepherd away for a moment. He sat on the lawn, a dog in his arms, but his gaze was on the other dog, a moist light gradually gathering in his beautiful almond eyes.

“Little Fu… is that you?”

His voice was muffled and soft, his nose sour, and there was even a little sob in his voice.

The German Shepherd in Shu He’s arms stopped moving.

It suddenly tilted its head up and looked at its little master with concentration, its tail tightly curled in the grass, twisting uneasily.

Little Fu was so dizzy it saw stars, but it was still strong-willed. It got up, and rolled over to Shu He, licking his fingers as it had before.

Long time no see! Long time no see!

As it licked, it let out a small bark. Shu He let go of the German Shepherd and pulled Little Fu into his arms, pinching its cheeks and looking at it, examining it from side to side, his almond eyes wide with disbelief. “Little Fu?”

Little Fu grinned, its eyes squinting with satisfaction, its whole body exuding an aura of happiness.

The German Shepherd squatted by the side, watching them alone.

It was a little confused, as if it couldn’t understand why its master had another dog.

Why had this dead dog never been in their house, yet it knew its master?

Why did its master let go of it to hug another dog?

Little Fu responded enthusiastically. It was Little Fu, it was Little Fu, master!!

The other master was still outside!

It barked excitedly, thinking the family was reunited. Little Fu wagged its tail furiously and turned to take Shu He out to find Xu Nongqing.

But Shu He reacted faster.

He stroked Little Fu’s fur, then took the dog tag on its neck, which had its name written on it. Below were the names of its two masters.

Xu Nongqing, Shu He.

Their dog.

Contact information: xxx xxxx xxxx

Address: xxxxxxx

Little Fu was well taken care of, its eyes bright and its body healthy and strong. It didn’t look like a stray dog at all.

The dog tag hadn’t been changed either.

The German Shepherd bared its teeth and was about to pounce into Shu He’s arms, but at this moment, Shu He stood up and hurried out. It pounced on empty air, turned its head, and saw the little yellow dog following closely by his side.

The German Shepherd froze in place, its tail slowly drooping from its upright position to the ground.

It seemed to be the third dog.

“Young Master!”

The security guard asked Shu He anxiously, “Are you alright?! This dog—”

He was about to kick this smelly dog that had rushed in. Shu He subconsciously went to block him, but before he could move, another black dog rushed in front of him.

It was the German Shepherd, which had charged over and knocked the security guard down with a headbutt.

“Ouch!” The security guard was so dizzy he saw stars. Shu He quickly went over and pulled him up. “I know this dog, uncle.”

The security guard took off his hat and rubbed his head with a grimace. “You know it… I’ve never seen the young master have a little mutt.”

Shu He didn’t have time to explain.

He turned his head and walked along the iron fence of the estate, looking forward.