The Spoiled Little Beauty is Always Abusing the Protagonist [Quick Transmigration] 30

Chapter 30: The Spoiled Villain in a Period Novel 30

The estate was quiet, the wind rustling the fallen leaves of the locust tree.

From the iron gate, the path led upwards, offering an unobstructed view. Besides him, there was no one else in sight.

Shu He stopped and looked ahead, tilting his head slightly. After a moment, he looked down with some confusion and patted Little Fu’s head. Little Fu immediately looked up, panting with its tongue out, and stared at him with concentration. “Woof!”

“How did you get here?”

Shu He scratched its chin, his beautiful almond eyes filled with bewilderment. “Did… Xu Nongqing bring you?”

Little Fu’s furry nose twitched.

It sniffed a couple of times, then turned its head to look in the direction Xu Nongqing had left. “Woof.”

After barking, it gently bit Shu He’s clothes and pulled him back. Shu He, in a daze, let it lead him back to the estate.

Kaixin was lying on the lawn with its eyes closed, next to the round balloon it particularly liked.

Without its little master, it didn’t even want to play with the balloon. Will the master still be my dog’s master in the future?

Kaixin let out a melancholic whine. It squirmed on the ground a couple of times, then opened its eyes and looked up, its nose sniffing the air.

“Kaixin.” Shu He saw it and quickened his pace. Little Fu followed behind Shu He’s leg, its doggy eyes warily staring at the German Shepherd.

The German Shepherd sensed the hostility, its canines slightly bared, its hind legs tense as it lowered its body to watch Little Fu.

The two dogs were in close contact, but all that was left between them was a wariness that was on the verge of a fierce, biting attack.

Dead dog.

They thought in unison.

“This is Little Fu.” Shu He sniffled. Although he was confused about the situation, he still wanted to introduce the two dogs to each other first.

He took Little Fu’s and Kaixin’s paws respectively, making the two dogs pretend to shake hands. A small dimple appeared on his lips as he said in a small voice, “Little Fu is the older brother, Kaixin is the younger brother.”

The German Shepherd felt extremely unlucky.

It pulled its paw away, unwilling to touch this dead dog.

Although Little Fu was also not happy, it was very obedient to Shu He. Especially after being abandoned for so long, it didn’t want its master to be unhappy.

“Wuwu.”

Little Fu let out a low bark.

What are you pretending to be pitiful for!

The German Shepherd roared and barked, its four limbs tensed, looking at Little Fu fiercely, as if it was about to pounce and tear its flesh in the next second.

This Kaixin was a stranger to Shu He.

He had always thought Kaixin was a gentle dog. He had never seen it like this, and he was instantly nervous.

Shu He quickly grabbed the German Shepherd’s leash and stood up. Little Fu stood on the ground and looked up at him. “Woof woof.”

“Don’t fight.” Shu He anxiously separated the two dogs and asked Butler Fang for another leash.

Butler Fang stood to the side and looked at Little Fu with confusion. “Where did this dog come from?”

Besides Shu He, no one recognized that this was the little dog he had raised a few years ago.

Shu He put the leash on Little Fu, puffed out his cheeks, and explained. Butler Fang listened, feeling like it was nonsense. Four years, how could that dog suddenly appear near their house?

But Shu He’s delicate little face was full of seriousness. He even showed him Little Fu’s dog tag. Butler Fang looked at the dog tag with half-belief, his gaze landing on the words “Xu Nongqing.”

“Then that… Mr. Xu?”

Shu He shook his head.

He lowered his head, leading the two tense dogs into the house, and asked the system in his heart with hesitation, Brother 1, is it the protagonist?

The system took a long time to answer: 【It is.】

Then what is he thinking?

Shu He closed the door, went into the house, and sat on the bed, his little head buzzing.

How could the protagonist know where the little villain lived?

And he had even specially come to deliver the dog.

The two dogs squatted on the ground, one in the corner, one at Shu He’s feet, the world’s furthest distance.

In the corner was Little Fu.

It squatted against the wall, its little yellow fur glossy, its eyes lowered, making a dog look surprisingly reserved.

As the saying goes, the crying child gets the milk.

Shu He hadn’t seen it in a long time, and now he had a lot to say, so he immediately saw its pitiful appearance. He couldn’t help but pick up the dog teaser on the table that belonged to Kaixin and wave it, saying to it, “Little Fu, come here.”

Little Fu panted with its tongue out.

It cautiously moved two steps, moving to Shu He’s feet. The German Shepherd was furious, so angry it bared its teeth, its canines exposed.

Little Fu was not afraid.

It was just afraid of making things difficult for Shu He.

Shu He set down the dog teaser, picked Little Fu up with some effort, and mumbled about how heavy it had gotten. Little Fu squinted its doggy eyes in a wide grin, pressing its upper body affectionately against Shu He’s embrace, its nose nuzzling into his white clothes before licking his slender wrist.

The German Shepherd was so angry it let out a low growl, its tail drooping to the ground.

Little Fu opened its eyes from Shu He’s arms and looked at it.

“Don’t be fierce, Kaixin.” Shu He took a moment to pat its head, and then asked Little Fu, “Did Xu Nongqing bring you?”

He lowered his head, his almond eyes reflecting the dog’s appearance. “If so, shake my hand.”

Little Fu panted with its tongue out, lifted its front paw, and placed it on his soft palm, its tail behind it wagging like a propeller.

The German Shepherd was displeased. It lifted its head and knocked their hands apart with its head.

Shu He patted the German Shepherd’s head, not angry, just a little confused. He sat on the edge of the bed, swinging his legs, and said in a daze, “Then why would he do that?”

Unfortunately, Little Fu couldn’t speak human language.

Otherwise, it would have told Shu He that Xu Nongqing looked at their red-background wedding photo every day, and would take it to see him outside the estate every now and then, wanting to see him like crazy.

Unfortunately, it couldn’t speak.

So Shu He’s questions would remain unanswered for now.

With no other choice, he had to think about some other important questions first, such as which room to put Little Fu in, and how to get the two dogs to get along peacefully in the future.

In the evening, Shu’s mother and father learned of Little Fu’s existence and gave the same reaction as Butler Fang. They didn’t quite believe that this dog was Little Fu. After all, it had been four years, and the Capital and Shuian City were so far apart. How could this dog have wandered all the way here, glossy and well-fed?

But since the child wanted to raise it, then they would raise it. The Shu family was not short of food for one dog.

Among these people, Qiao Zelan was an exception.

The moment he saw Little Fu, he recognized it as the vicious dog that had rammed the door with its head and tried to bite him in the village.

“Where’s your attitude from before?”

Qiao Zelan, as if getting revenge, leaned against the wall and sneered at Little Fu. “Weren’t you quite majestic before? Why are you so reserved now? You’ve been squatting there for two hours without moving. You can’t walk without seeing Little He, can you?”

Little Fu bared its teeth at him.

“Oh, bullying the weak and fearing the strong.” Qiao Zelan clapped his hands and nodded. “Why don’t you show off your majesty in front of Kaixin?”

Little Fu suddenly pounced and bit him.

It didn’t fight with the other dog because it didn’t want to make things difficult for its master.

What was this human being so arrogant for!!

“Woof woof!!”

Seeing Little Fu’s action, Qiao Zelan reflexively slammed the door shut. Just as he was about to let out a curse, a familiar voice came from behind him.

“Teacher.”

Shu He held a newly bought dog toy in his arms and looked up at Qiao Zelan with confusion.

Qiao Zelan instantly swallowed the curse and turned around.

The boy in his sight had bright almond eyes and a pale face. How could such a clean appearance hear a single curse?

Qiao Zelan cleared his throat and said, “Nothing. By the way, I came to find you to tell you about the concert at the end of the month.”

Shu He gave a soft “Oh” and lowered his head to open the door.

Qiao Zelan stood to the side, looking at the short little ponytail tied at the end of his hair, his hand itching a little.

He wanted to touch it.

Shu He opened the door. Qiao Zelan pressed his hand down, his gaze turning to the room. He immediately saw the dog pretending to squat in the corner, its eyes glancing this way.

It was a good thing it was a dog.

If it were a person, with Shu He’s soft spot for it, that would be a problem.

Qiao Zelan sneered.

Shu He held the toy box and walked over to Little Fu. He had bought two presents.

The German Shepherd was unwilling to share its toys with Little Fu. For example, the dog teaser from last time. It didn’t want it just because it had a little of Little Fu’s scent on it, and even humanly kicked the dog teaser three meters away.

The goal of getting these two dogs to live in harmony was a long and arduous one.

So Shu He could only buy double.

He sighed worriedly and took a dog teaser from the toy box and put it to Little Fu’s mouth.

Little Fu felt extremely happy.

Its name had become a reality! Happiness!

Its master played with it with toys, balloons, and frisbees. It had everything the dead dog had, and it had things the dead dog didn’t have.

For example, that unique longing.

Shu He fed it dog food again, and only when he had free time did he go to practice the violin.

He had performed on stage many, many times and had never made a mistake.

But with a serious attitude, Shu He still practiced diligently for the concert at the end of the month. When he was practicing in the music room, the two dogs were squatting in two corners, watching him with concentration.

“Knock knock—”

The door of the music room was suddenly knocked on.

It was Shu’s mother. “Little He.”

Shu He put down his violin. The two dogs immediately shot to his side like left and right guardians, their doggy eyes one more cunning than the other.

Shu He struggled to avoid the two dogs’ pushing and shoving, so as not to step on them, and opened the door. “Mom.”

Shu’s mother said “Hey,” and seemed to have something to say.

She stood in front of Shu He, her expression hesitant, and occasionally showing a strange look.

Shu He tilted his head in confusion, saw her glance at him several times, but she didn’t speak.

“What’s wrong?”

Shu’s mother gritted her teeth and asked a completely unrelated question. “Little He.”

“What kind of falling out did you have with that Little Xu child back then?”

Shu He had no idea she would ask this question. Hearing this, his almond eyes were wide and dazed, making his beautiful brow look innocent, and his expression was also a little blank.

Shu’s mother looked at him encouragingly.

Say it.

Shu He looked at his mother, his cheeks puffed out slightly, his slender fingers unconsciously clutching the corner of his clothes, not knowing how to answer.

Shu’s mother was puzzled and asked tentatively, “Mom is just asking. This falling out, is it a big one?”

Shu He’s almond eyes flashed, and he said in a small, guilty voice, “It’s, it’s pretty big?”

Shu’s mother gasped. “What did you do to him?”

Shu He lowered his head awkwardly. “I just bullied him…”

He didn’t say how he had bullied him.

But Shu’s mother would imagine it herself.

Seeing this, she was greatly shocked. Could it be that he had beaten and scolded him?

“Mom.” Shu He quickly asked, “Why are you asking this?”

Shu’s mother’s expression was blank at first, and then she showed a look of pain. She no longer called him Little Xu, but directly called him by his full name. “Xu Nongqing seems to have come for revenge.”

Huh?

Shu He’s mouth fell open.

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What on earth did the protagonist come for…

Shu He didn’t dare to go downstairs.

He sat on a corner of the stairs, peeking at the situation downstairs through the gap in the railing, very carefully, not daring to make a sound.

In his wide almond eyes, the man’s lowered gaze was reflected. He was wearing a suit, his figure tall and slender.

He couldn’t see his face from this angle, only hear his faint voice, which was very different from before.

However, because of the distance, Shu He couldn’t hear the specific content of the conversation very clearly.

He sat carefully on the stairs, his sharp chin resting on his knees, and fiddled with the ends of his hair.

No one had expected Xu Nongqing to suddenly visit.

Shu He had rehearsed the timing of the protagonist and villain’s reunion. He had even thought of lines, just like when he had acted out the breakup scene.

The two might meet again at some high-end banquet. The protagonist, as a new upstart in the Capital’s business circle, would be the protagonist of this banquet, the most eye-catching person.

And the little villain, appearing among them, would definitely be targeted by the protagonist’s followers, and then the protagonist would stand up indifferently and personally slap the little villain in the face.

He would be bullied to tears, and then after a while, there would be a second round of face-slapping, until the protagonist’s anger was completely gone.

In short, it would be the Dragon King’s return, a grand display of power.

It would never be like this, appearing in his home.

And if the protagonist came to his door in person, he would be at a disadvantage. There were so many bodyguards and fighters in the estate. How could he target the little villain?

Shu He’s eyes were blank as he thought of a lot of things.

Before long, the conversation downstairs was over.

Shu’s father, mother, and Xu Nongqing all stood up. It seemed they exchanged a few pleasantries, and then they personally saw him out.

Shu He waited for a while before going downstairs.

“Little He.”

Shu’s father saw him and waved to him. “Little Xu is here to talk business. It doesn’t seem like he’s here for revenge.”

Shu He moved two steps towards the gate.

He didn’t believe it. He pouted, his pale face tense as he said seriously, “You have to be careful of him setting a trap. I really have a big falling out with him.”

Shu’s mother: “…Then what exactly is the falling out? You two were fine before. It seems the conflict only happened the day before you left. Just one day. How did you bully him?”

Shu He pursed his lips, not knowing how to answer.

He slipped to the door and walked into the estate courtyard. The wind blew the fallen leaves in the courtyard, and in the quiet environment, there was only the rustling of the leaves.

The protagonist should have left.

This was really sudden. Shu He hesitated for a moment, but still didn’t plan to go forward. It wouldn’t be good if he was seen.

He puffed out his cheeks and turned his head away, planning to go back to the house and review the mission with the system. But just as he was about to move, at this moment, in a daze, Shu He seemed to hear a familiar yet strange voice behind him, the words slow—

It was as if someone was saying, long time no see.

In an instant, the wind stopped, and the swirling leaves fell on the lawn.

All his senses slowed down, and only the man’s somewhat low, hoarse voice sounded.

His voice had changed a little.

It was not the same as before.

Shu He couldn’t say what was different, nor could he spare the mental energy to think about it. He froze in place, his long, slender lashes fluttering, a storm gradually brewing in his heart.

His mind was filled with the confrontation between the protagonist and the villain.

Shu He quietly widened his almond eyes, his lips pressed tightly together, and even the dimples on his cheeks showed a resistance to this sudden turn of events.

He doesn’t want to fight… wuwu.

Shu He pulled back the foot that had taken half a step back. The fine black hair on his forehead swayed slightly as he lowered his head, his beautiful brow hidden among them.

He tensed his little face and took two steps forward, wanting to pretend he hadn’t heard.

But at this moment, the sound of footsteps striding over from behind him, stepping on the lawn, was so distinct, just like the scorching, vibrating heartbeat when they had kissed in the rainy night in Wang Family Village, so heavy it was impossible to ignore.

Shu He tensed up, instantly puffed out his cheeks, and turned around, no longer trying to slip away. He planned to continue his villainous ways and have a proper argument with the protagonist.

Who could out-argue him!

He even had two dogs to back him up!

Shu He lifted his head, his pale face reflecting the dazzling sunlight, his mouth open. However, before he could even get a clear look at Xu Nongqing’s current appearance, his wrist was tightly grabbed by the person in front of him, and all the words he was about to say were instantly choked back.

“Long time no see.”

Shu He looked up in a daze and heard the person in front of him repeat this sentence in a low voice.

He looked at him, and Xu Nongqing also looked down at him, his brow showing a maturity that was completely different from before, his handsome features making it hard to discern his current emotions.

His dark eyes were deeper, and even when you looked into their depths, it was harder to see his thoughts. There was only a hint of aggression, which was slowly eroding Shu He from all directions.

Shu He’s fingers curled slightly.

He was a little scared. Being looked at by these dark eyes, it was as if his whole person was trapped and couldn’t escape. His wrist immediately struggled.

“Let go!”

Shu He stared at him with wide, moist eyes.

Xu Nongqing’s strength was incredible. He just held Shu He’s slender wrist, the skin in his palm soft and slightly cool.

Even when this hand struggled, and he was hit by the other person’s hand, Xu Nongqing’s expression never changed a bit, not even a frown.

“Long time no see.”

He looked at him, as if that was the only sentence he knew.

Shu He couldn’t break free, so he used his other hand to grab his well-defined fingers. When he still couldn’t break free, he tugged at his dark tie.

But Xu Nongqing followed the force of the tie and lowered his head. He was wearing a suit, his temperament cold and stern, unlike his previous detached self.

In Shu He’s eyes, this was a very new and strange look.

He lifted his head, holding the man’s tie in his hand, his fingertips turning a little pink from the force. He then let go and put his hands behind his back.

Shu He looked at Xu Nongqing, his sparkling almond eyes seeming to shimmer with a little moisture.

He bit the inside of his lip, sniffled, and asked, “What exactly do you want? What are you doing at my house? You’ve risen, haven’t you?”