Nice To Meet You, Mr. Xiao

Xiao Ran couldn't figure it out. He made up his mind at this moment, got up and walked out.

"Master." Xiao Ran stepped forward and stood respectfully in front of Xiao Mohan. He was always magnanimous, but now he felt a little awkward. He looked at Xiao Mohan and raised his eyebrows and asked, "Is something wrong?"

"Can you borrow some money?" Xiao Ran asked in a deep voice.

All his wife's money, a total of several billion, were swept away by the little fox.

The little fox is nowhere to be seen here. He obviously ran away with the money, fearing that he would be caught and beaten half to death.

"I have no money." Xiao Mohan listened. He put his hands behind his back, gave Xiao Ran a cold look, looked up at the stairs, and said, "If you want money, go to your sister-in-law."

"..." Xiao Ran was shocked when he heard this. A man as wealthy as Xiao Mohan actually had no money?

Did he turn them all in? Xiao Ran listened and walked upstairs.

Gu Chuyan watched the two children finish their meal. When she got up, she saw Xiao Ran standing there looking at her, as if something was wrong but unable to speak. She got up and asked, "Is something wrong?"

"Sister-in-law, do you have any money? Borrow some?" Xiao Ran asked.

The guide said that a lot of money was needed. If he loved her and couldn't talk, he would throw money at her. The more he threw at her, the faster she agreed. Xiao Ran secretly thought that at least hundreds of millions would have to be thrown at him.

Gu Chuyan sounded a little embarrassed. She never took money, and it seemed that she hadn't used a bank card for a long time. She didn't know how much money she had.

"Wait a minute, let me take a look." Gu Chuyan said. She pulled out WeChat and looked at her wallet. She was stunned for half a second. She stretched out her hand to count and found that the number was beyond her count.

She looked downstairs silently, wondering when Xiao Mohan had deposited the money for her.

"How much do you want? You can transfer it yourself." Gu Chuyan said, handing the phone to Xiao Ran and saying, "It seems there is no password. You can transfer it yourself."

Xiao Ran listened, and when he was about to transfer money, he saw the little fox sneaking back and walking furtively. When he saw Xiao Ran, he turned around, but Xiao Ran rushed forward and picked it up.

"Ouch!" The little fox was frightened and kept shouting in the hope that someone would come to save him, but he was dragged back to the bedroom by Xiao Ran.

The little fox was tied up by Xiao Ran. He lit it with a lighter and said to it: "Where is my money? You give me my money back, otherwise, I will burn all your fur."

Being frightened by Xiao Ran, the little fox became anxious.

"Ouch!" It twisted around and threw out a mobile phone. Xiao Ran looked at it and reached out to pick it up.

Seeing the bill above, Xiao Ran collapsed instantly. He couldn't believe what he saw on it. He turned around and looked at the box of Ecstasy incense that Feng Wu threw to him in the bedroom. The codes on it were all the same.

"Did you buy those incense sticks?" Xiao Ran couldn't believe it. The little fox used his money to buy things to trick him?

The little fox was scolded so much that it shrank its neck, twisted its body, broke away from the rope and tried to run away, but Xiao Ran grabbed its tail and threw it back. The little fox stretched out his arms to hug Xiao Ran's body.

"Ouch!" The little fox hugged Xiao Ran pitifully and looked at his painful appearance.

After spending tens of thousands of dollars, he wouldn't be in such pain. The little fox looked at him in confusion.

Xiao Ran lowered his head and lifted the little fox, and said in a low voice: "Let go of your paws."

Only then did the little fox realize that it had just jumped back and was holding it in the wrong position. Xiao Ran picked it up from under his body and threw it aside, where it fell to the side in pain.

"You and Feng Wu are working together." Xiao Ran said coldly. He thought Feng Wu was cheating on him, but he didn't expect that the culprit turned out to be the little fox who bought the things.

The little fox squatted there silently, turned around and ran away.