A Jiu and A Bai

Cai Yousheng glanced at him with a knowing smile, then warmly greeted Xiao Xiao.

"Master Xiao, have a taste. Is it even better than last time?"

His gaze swept over the little fox in Xiao Xiao's arms, and he smiled apologetically. "Look at me, I forgot we had another little guest."

"Master Xiao, what does your little white fox eat?"

"How about having them bring it some live fish and shrimp?"

"What a beautiful little fellow."

He gazed at the little white fox and couldn't help but remark.

"You forgot more than one little guest."

Wang Tong smiled smugly. "And they like desserts."

"Hey, really—"

"Is that so?"

Cai Yousheng's expression grew even more astonished. It wasn't because of what Wang Tong had said, but because of what was happening right before his eyes.

Wang Tong couldn't help rubbing his eyes, his mouth hanging open as he stared in shock.

The little white fox leaped from Xiao Xiao's arms onto the table.

It sat with perfect poise.

One snow-white paw pointed toward the plate of spicy crayfish.

Everyone: ...

Xiao Xiao calmly asked, "Do you want some crayfish?"

When the little white fox gave a prim little nod, the corners of his mouth curled up. He picked several crayfish up with his chopsticks, put them in a bowl, and set it in front of the fox.

"What about you, A Bai?"

Xiao Xiao lowered his eyes to look at his wrist.

Cai Yousheng, the only one who hadn't known what was going on, could no longer maintain his composure.

Like Wang Tong, he gaped.

The white jade bangle... had moved?

The white jade bangle... was actually a snake!

"Hiss~"

The white snake slowly slid off Xiao Xiao's wrist and coiled