The Immortal Me Must Pretend to Be a Vampire
Chapter 86

I've Seen It All

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In the end, Fang Cheng got Kanzaki Rin back on her feet. He'd given her a little lesson—not to come sneaking into his house to steal his chicken.

As for how Kanzaki Rin had gotten the door open, there was no need to ask. She had a Universal Lockpick, so opening a door was easy.

Next, both of them focused their attention on the big box under the bed.

Kanzaki Rin was 99 percent certain that Fang Cheng had hidden the Vajra Pestle inside it. She'd searched every other part of the house, and this was the only box she hadn't checked.

The Vajra Pestle was so big that Fang Cheng couldn't possibly carry it around with him, and there was nowhere on his person to hide it.

Well, there was one place, but most people couldn't fit it in there.

After getting dressed, Kanzaki Rin said to Fang Cheng, "Give me back the Vajra Pestle."

Fang Cheng plopped down on the bed, crossed his legs, and pulled out his phone. "Sorry, I forgot where I put that stick. I'll give it back once I remember."

Kanzaki Rin gave a quiet snort. Just as she'd expected, the bastard was already making excuses. He had no intention of returning the Vajra Pestle.

She crouched down and tried to open the big box in front of her.

Fang Cheng planted a foot on it. "What are you doing?"

"I want to see what's inside."

"No. That's private."

"I suspect you hid the Vajra Pestle in there. Move your foot!"

"I suspect you're always spying on my private life."

The two of them stood their ground, neither willing to give an inch.

Kanzaki Rin had gone to so much trouble to steal the Vajra Pestle. She hadn't even used it herself yet—how could

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