"As long as you had fun. But don't forget about today's homework," Chen Luo reminded her.
"Huh? Homework?" Abby froze for a moment.
"The workbook. Don't tell me you haven't written a single word?"
"..." Abby hurriedly pulled an elementary school exercise book from the foolproof Storage Space Chen Luo had equipped her with. After opening it, she covered her eyes in agony.
It was completely blank—not a single word had been written.
The workbook was filled with all sorts of elementary school math problems.
Chen Luo had always believed that a childhood without homework was an incomplete childhood.
Chen Luo had once been drenched by the rain, so now no one was allowed to hold up an umbrella for themselves!
"Then before the bar opens tonight, stay in the bar and do your homework properly. Basically, no one will disturb you."
"Okay." Abby nodded somewhat dejectedly.
Abby had wanted to play with Xiao A a little longer, but now she was about to be dragged into the bitter sea of homework.
"Xiao A, be good and supervise Abby while she does her homework. Don't tease Abby into playing with you." Chen Luo knocked Xiao A on the head as he spoke.
"Aaaaaa." Xiao A nodded.
Then Xiao A obediently sat beside the table and watched Abby battle those hateful exercises for three hundred rounds.
Xiao A's true form was actually quite small and compact. It showed absolutely no potential to grow into an evil god.
The scene was truly unusually harmonious.
In a sense, Xiao A was even more obedient than the little fox. If the little fox had been here, she might have already torn the workbook to pieces at Abby's prompting with lightning speed.
Abby: The little fox chewed up the homework I just finished!
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