Chapter 552: Chapter 552: Birds of a Feather Flock Together Chapter 552: Chapter 552: Birds of a Feather Flock Together Xue Qiu was halfway to his destination when he suddenly slammed on the brakes, his fur puffing up in all directions.
Damn, that’s a huge snake!
Xue Qiu screamed, ‘Ancestor, don’t you love me anymore? Bringing such a giant snake to eat me.’
Bai Chuwei pondered, she seemed to have never really loved this chubby hamster anyway. ʀᴇᴀᴅ ʟᴀᴛᴇsᴛ ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀs ᴀᴛ novel[f]ire.net
Bai Chuwei swatted the giant black snake away with a slap and, with a gentle beckon, Xue Qiu quickly scurried into the palm of her hand.
It wasn’t her pet, after all, so it didn’t matter if she hit it.
Bai Chuwei weighed him thoughtfully, pleased with herself, “It seems that the recent wheel runs and diet meals are starting to pay off.”
He was a bit lighter, though not by a significant amount.
Bai Chuwei looked at Xue Qiu in her palm and then at the giant black snake curled up in a ball, sighing deeply.
Even though they’re both pets, why is there such a huge difference?
Although Duan Feihan’s giant black snake also looked pretty stupid, every time Bai Chuwei remembered that this snake’s ancestor was once a branch of the dragons, she felt it had potential worth a million and could further develop.
What about her Xue Qiu…
Twenty years and he hadn’t even mastered Transformation, let alone flying.
How could they compare?
Is Xue Qiu resigned to just being cute from now on?
Bai Chuwei poked his pudgy belly, reminding him, “Look at the panda, it can be cute and still take on enemies. It was once Chi You’s mount; you should aspire to be like it.”
Xue Qiu: ‘…Ancestor, you’re really asking too much of me.’
It’s not even the same species as a panda, right?
Does the Ancestor even want to ride him into battle?
Duan Feihan said indifferently, “It’s fine, snakes and mice are from the same nest.”
Xue Qiu and the million: ‘…’
Are you really not scolding them?!
The principal was very busy tonight; the man in his sixties and seventies had not gone to bed yet, his eyes almost red from tiredness.
He was nearly scared to death when he heard that the Giant Serpent had escaped, but later relieved to hear it had been found.
Then, Fang Qin’s stepmother came to pick him up with a dark expression.
The principal was displeased by this. Why didn’t Fang Qin’s biological father come?
Fang Qin knew that her dad must be too busy tending to that precious tree to leave, so reluctant to even connect with her, he let the stepmother come instead.
With a grim expression, the principal was not kind to a student like Fang Qin: “We have recorded all your information, and your previous school will be notified tomorrow.”
Fang Qin’s eyes reddened immediately. She surely could no longer attend Imperial Capital University, and returning to the school she originally passed would mean being marked with a major demerit at the very least, or perhaps even expulsion, right?
That woman, Bai Chuwei, was really too cruel!
To strike the snake at its vital point, Bai Chuwei had struck precisely at hers with one blow.
The thought of having endured so many days of military training under the scorching sun, standing in military posture and marching for Han Youyou…
Fang Qin nearly fainted with annoyance; had she been enduring this all for Han Youyou’s sake?
Had she suffered in vain for all those days?
Fang Qin shook off her stepmother’s hand and ran weeping towards her home.
Her family’s villa was surrounded by dozens of meters of bodyguards hired by her father, each with hands clasped behind his back, remaining alert even in the darkness of night.
The lush green tree was thick with branches and leaves, its verdant foliage glistening under the night sky, clearly not ordinary.
Fang Qin ran in, crying and threw herself into Fang Tiandong’s arms, sobbing loudly, “Daddy, I’ve been wronged. I might have no school to go to now.”
Fang Tiandong hung up the phone, patting his daughter’s back with a measure of distress: “Daddy has a way.”