The Tale of Two Buddhas Training a Dog (Part 1)

"However..."

Tang San looked toward the "Spirit Eye youth" who was currently flirting with a girl, his expression harboring ill intent.

"Before we leave, shouldn't we properly 'take care' of this unfaithful Child of Destiny?"

Feng Yan also laughed, though his smile was chillingly cold.

Oh, Buddha Tang, Buddha Tang!

I quite like that you are targeting Dai Zhongxian, but the fact that you actually want Wutong to marry him makes me rather unhappy.

Thinking of this, Feng Yan decided that when they launched their surprise attack on the rat later, he would have to add a little extra weight to it.

Third Brother, you would be willing to save your mother Ah Yin, wouldn't you?

"Third Brother, what do you intend to do?"

Tang San gave a sinister smile and said, "God of Fire, we shall do this... and this... and then this..."

"Yuhao, your grilled fish is truly delicious."

Tang Shan took a happy bite of the grilled fish in her hand, praising him with her mouth full.

Dai Yuhao scratched the back of his head and handed her another skewer, "Tang Shan, if you like it, eat more. Grilled fish doesn't cost much."

Tang Shan shook her head, spat out a fish bone, and declined, "Yuhao, a gentleman does not take what others love. Besides, I have a small appetite and can't eat too much..."

"A gentleman?"

Dai Yuhao asked with a puzzled look, "Isn't 'gentleman' a term used to describe boys? Tang Shan, you are a girl."

Oh no, I let it slip!

Tang Shan gave an awkward smile and immediately pretended to be oblivious.

"Ah? But my Great-Grandfather Tang Lan said that a gentleman is someone who describes a person of noble character. He even said I could be considered a 'little gentleman'."

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