Shou cleverly sat in front of Baili An, biting his finger as he looked at him.
His two little feet rested habitually between Baili An's legs, his actions revealing a customary dependency. Shou stared at him with those big, watery eyes, as if he could never get enough.
Though he had only met Shou once, the little guy was very warm and generous toward him.
Baili An also felt an inexplicable closeness to him; he smiled and kissed his head, saying, "Shou, what are you doing here? Where is your master?"
He remembered that Miss Yin highly valued and was anxious about Shou; how could she let him wander alone in a dangerous place like Ghost Mountain?
Thinking this, she must be nearby.
At that thought, instead of feeling relieved, Baili An felt an inexplicable pressure.
The teachings of Jin Sheng were still vivid in his mind: there were two women in the world you should never provoke.
