Stark rolled his eyes helplessly, silently scrapping the idea of taking Wolffy to a bar again.
If he took him again, who knew who Wolffy would complain to next.
"Hehe... Wolffy, why don't you take Mr. Stark to the zoo next time? Then you'll be even. I remember there's a wolf enclosure at the Upper Capital Zoo, with all sorts of demonic wolves. There must be plenty of female wolves too!"
Wolffy's eyes lit up at once, and he looked tempted.
Stark's expression changed. Sure, that was what he had thought, but that did not mean he was actually going to do it!
What was he supposed to do at a zoo? Be a monkey?
"No, no! Wolffy, what are you thinking? How can you think Sister Hua is right? Red Wolf and Little Gray Gray are still waiting for you to bring them over!"
However, Stark's worries were clearly unnecessary. Before he could object, Wolffy had already begun shaking his head frantically, his face filled with resistance.
Seeing Wolffy's incredibly expressive face, the women were amazed. At the same time, they admired what Wolffy had said and all looked at Stark with disdain in their eyes.
"..."
Stark's face darkened. Damn it, he was building up a character image at Stark's expense. His reputation was completely ruined now—though it was not like he cared about his reputation anyway.
"Alright, alright, Sister Hua, stop egging Wolffy on. Wolffy has a family, after all. And Tony, take Wolffy to bars less often in the future. It's fine if you go yourself, but what's the point of bringing Wolffy along? If you want a drink, there are plenty of places to go. Do you really have to go there?"
"Fine."
Stark shrugged with an indifferent expression. What was the fun in drinking