Nice To Meet You, Mr. Xiao

"Is this considered a success? Mo Han." Gu Chuyan was a little excited. She looked closely at his nails and fingertips and found that the black toxins seemed to have receded.

Gu Chuyan looked at this scene and wanted to hug Xiao Mohan tightly, but she was afraid of waking him up, so she silently put on her clothes and walked out quietly.

Seeing Feng Jin standing there alone, looking down and not knowing what to think, her figure seemed a little lonely.

"Mom." Gu Chuyan stepped forward, stood behind her, stretched out her arms to hug her, rested her chin on Feng Jin's shoulder, and said softly: "Mo Han has cured the last poison, I don't know if he can succeed."

"Mom, I believe you can do it." Feng Jin was hugged tightly by her and reached out to pat her hand to express comfort.

Gu Chuyan raised her delicate little face, looked at Feng Jin, laughed softly and said, "I'm sorry, I should have stayed with you more. But something happened to Gu Chengdong and he stayed out for too long."

Feng Jin was so moved by her words that she couldn't help but laugh. She turned to look at her, touched Gu Chuyan's face and said, "Silly boy, mom is proud of you in everything you do."

She lowered her head and whispered to Gu Chuyan: "Go downstairs and take a look."

"Old Mrs. Xiao is going to kill that fox as a chicken. I'm afraid it's quite lively down there now." Feng Jin's words made Gu Chuyan a little stunned, then she laughed out loud and said, "Yes, I'll see about it later." ”

"Mom, let's go. I'll squeeze your shoulders." Gu Chuyan said softly, hugging Feng Jin and beating her back. She pulled her back into the guest room and rubbed her back. Feng Jin sat there, I fell asleep unconsciously.

Gu Chuyan stood behind her, looking at Feng Jin sleeping deeply.

"Old Lian." Feng Jin's voice was very soft, but Gu Chuyan heard it. The tip of her nose felt sour, she reached for the blanket and covered Feng Jin's body, left quietly, and gently closed the door.

Walking downstairs, I saw Xiao Nan with her ears pulled, sitting on the sofa like a child who had done something wrong.

"Grandpa, grandma." Gu Chuyan walked downstairs and greeted the two living treasures respectfully. However, she saw the little fox hanging in the air, shaking, looking at her pitifully.

Seeing Gu Chuyan's figure, the old woman quickly let go of her hand.

"Grandma, this is the tomb-guarding beast of the Xiao family. Although it is usually very naughty, it cannot be tied up." Gu Chuyan was so frightened that she broke into a cold sweat, but the little fox would definitely be burned to death if it fell.

Although she said this, she still started to untie the little fox and hug it down.

"Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaized" by the little fox. He cried out in her arms, his body trembling. He was frightened when he saw this couple, as if he was afraid that he would be killed.

"Grandma." Gu Chuyan hugged the little fox and squatted in front of her.

He reached out to touch her rough hands and said softly, "Do you remember me? I'm Gu Chuyan. I used to go to your noodle shop to eat noodles, and you gave me a lot of ingredients."

"When Mo Han gets better, I'll ask him to take you for a walk." Gu Chuyan said

The little fox was in her arms, sticking out his head and staring at the old woman with contempt. He didn't expect that she actually thought of him as a chicken and wanted to kill him to see such a handsome vixen like him.

"Grandpa, I'll get you some food." Gu Chuyan said, hugging the little fox and leaving.

When he walked into the kitchen, the little fox turned around, jumped to the side, and stared at the mirror. He didn't feel like a chicken at all. Could it be that he had eaten too many chickens and looked more and more similar?

"Stop taking the photo, and stop dangling in front of grandma from now on. Besides, if you want to run away, can she still catch you?" Gu Chuyan laughed dumbly, knowing that the little fox must have done it on purpose.