"Idiot."
Zhang Bo was speechless.
"Look, even Eldest Brother gets it..."
Zhuge Yun looked utterly incredulous.
"Seventh Brother, what's wrong with you?"
"How can you be even more clueless than Eldest Brother?"
Zhang Bo: ...
Zhuge Yun had managed to offend two people with one sentence.
His vertical pupils narrowed to slits.
"Do you think people who hate each other would want anyone to say they look alike?"
Zhang Bo wasn't that voice.
"Besides, A Si even—"
"What about it?"
A Bai felt like he was the one who'd lost out.
He'd narrowly dodged Big Zhuge Yun's attack.
And he'd taken it to the Amusement Park, as well as all sorts of other places.
A Bai and Zhao Luzheng turned around at almost the same time and spoke in unison.
That was a first.
We really had no idea we were dancing on A Si and Qiu Ling's minefield.
Zhao Luzheng flatly denied it.
Zhao Luzheng grinned with an almost innocent expression, revealing a perfect set of four teeth.
"It's good that he likes it."
"Huh?"
"Why don't they get along?"
But...
The more they talked, the more excited they got.
Zhao Luzheng said casually.
I glanced at Zhao Luzheng and the others.
Little Qiu Ling shuddered.
The white fox shook its head.
Its body—if you could call it that—bent into an exaggerated curve.
It wasn't that it was trying to insult it...
"Huh?"
But after hearing it so often, I'd already come to associate that voice with Zhang Bo.
"Didn't you see A Si and the white snake glaring at you just now?"
It was precisely because it sounded so nice that it made people feel a little embarrassed.
It looked completely innocent.
"I was obviously just making that up."
"Really?"