"Do you think that's possible?" I sneered and looked at her. "I have no interest in falling in love with a beast."
"But I'm already human," the girl said.
"A beast is a beast. It can't become human. Thank you for helping me, but judging by how you look, you should take back the love curse." I impatiently waved my hand.
"Once the love curse is planted, it can't be withdrawn," the girl said softly.
"Then what would you white foxes do if you fell for a scumbag?" I asked.
"Marry a chicken and follow the chicken; marry a dog and follow the dog. That's my choice," the girl said firmly.
"Enough. I have no interest in playing games with you." I looked at her. "Thank you for your help. I'm leaving. You'd better not follow me."
"No, I'm definitely going to follow you." The girl looked at me. "You have to take responsibility for me."
"Forget it." I waved my hand and turned to leave.
The girl followed me without taking a single step away, while Liu Ling'er and Guan Ningxue exchanged a glance before following as well.
After we had all left, the red fox cursed loudly, "You unfilial daughter! At least untie me first. Your father is practically cooked through!"
At that moment, an old woman walked over and looked at her. "How did you end up in such a sorry state?"
"It's all because of that brat Liang Fan. Bai Xue fell for him," the red fox said.
"Now that's interesting. White foxes are the most devoted when it comes to love." The old woman smiled.
The red fox thought of something, her eyes brimming with tears. "That's right. Of all the foxes in the world, only white foxes would die for love. Die for love."