Nice To Meet You, Mr. Xiao

"You, vomit." Wenshui covered his mouth, turned around and ran downstairs to vomit.

Xiao Ran stood in the dark, looking at Wenshui's embarrassed appearance, and gave a thumbs up to the little fox.

The little fox stood up excitedly, leaned on the wall, glanced at him secretly, and blushed with embarrassment.

"Xiao Ran, come in." Xiao Mohan said in a deep voice.

He was sitting on the sofa, flipping through documents and handling official duties, while saying: "A Qing has gone to City C, you go and help him."

"But, Master..."

Xiao Mohan finished signing the documents, sorted them out, looked up at him and said, "There will be no problems in S city for the time being."

"Yes." Xiao Ran listened, turned around and walked out.

The little fox followed him, but Xiao Ran turned around, looked at it and said, "Stay."

"Ouch, ouch, ouch." The little fox kept shaking his head, but did not follow. He squatted at the door and watched Xiao Ran drive away, disappearing in the rain.

Xiao Mohan sat on the sofa and stretched out his hands to rub his temples.

"The Xiao family is in disaster." Xiao Mohan's deep voice was full of cold but worried emotions. He leaned back and looked at the rainy night through the floor-to-ceiling windows.

He stood up and walked to the floor-to-ceiling window.

Looking down at the entire S city, the thunder and lightning tonight came unexpectedly, which made him worried.

"What are you thinking about?" Xiao Nan's voice sounded from behind him.

Xiao Mohan turned around and saw Xiao Nan had come in at some unknown time.

"It's nothing." Xiao Mohan said, stepped forward to help Xiao Nan, walked to the sofa and sat down, and said, "Is Grandpa's injury better?"

"This little injury is nothing." Xiao Nan reached out and patted his thigh, but stared at Xiao Mohan with his sharp black eyes and said, "Whatever is supposed to come will come."

"Yes." Xiao Mohan responded, making tea for Xiao Nan, and said: "Grandpa, it's time for you to return to the Xiao family.\

,"Xiao Nan listened, frowned, glared at him, and asked sternly: "Why, can't I, an old man, stay here and wait for my great-granddaughter to be born?"

Xiao Mohan listened and smiled solemnly.

In fact, he knows better. Xiao Nan stayed here definitely not because she was waiting for Gu Chuyan to have a baby, but because she was worried about something.

"Here comes someone." Xiao Mohan said in a deep voice, stood up and said, "Take all the people around Mr. Xiao back to the Xiao family, and replace him with our people. If he dares to mess around, tie him up and send him back to the Xiao family."

"You!" Xiao Nan was so excited that she stood up and said, "Xiao Mohan, I am your grandfather."

Thinking of being the dignified head of the Xiao family, but being suppressed by his grandson, Xiao Nan roared angrily: "Don't yell at me, is it so difficult?"

Xiao Mohan turned around, raised his eyebrows, and said, "Since it's the Xiao family's business, I should take care of it. Grandpa just lives your life, don't worry about it."

Xiao Nan listened, threw his hands away angrily, and said, "It's up to you."

Seeing Xiao Nan running away in anger, Xiao Mohan laughed deeply, looked at his figure and said, "It's time to sleep."

Xiao Nan glared angrily, turned around and pushed the door in, then closed the door gently, took off his clothes, and said, "This brat has to do everything by himself. It's really not easy for people to worry about."

At night, there was a violent storm.

Yao Rong stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, watching the rain hit the glass window.

"What are you thinking about?" Zhuo Shu opened the door and came in, seeing her in a daze.

He walked lightly to her side, stretched out his arms to hug her from behind, rested his chin on her shoulder, and spoke in a low voice.

Yao Rong's small hand held his big palm.

"I wonder if they know that they raised me so big, but they are not their own flesh and blood." Yao Rong whispered, turning to look at Zhuo Shu.

"I really want to tell them, even if I'm not my biological child! I love them too, but it's a pity that I don't even have this opportunity."