Chapter 106: I Am No Longer Pure

“Little darling, am I a dog? Didn’t you say I was a wolf before?” Jiang Chengyan sneered, then grabbed Bai Yan’s quilt and pulled her along with it.

Bai Yan was thus caught straight into Jiang Chengyan’s arms.

“Tell me, what am I?” Jiang Chengyan smiled as he looked at Bai Yan, but to her, he looked like a predator about to devour a rabbit.

“You… you, you…” Bai Yan stammered again.

“What’s wrong with me? Say it,” Jiang Chengyan lowered his head until the tip of his nose touched hers.

“You… you’re a wolfdog.”

After fumbling for a long while, she finally squeezed out the words. Jiang Chengyan’s lips twitched; just as Bai Yan felt he might stare her down completely, he turned his head and pressed his lips against hers.

“Since you think so highly of me, it wouldn’t be right if I didn’t get something in return.”

Half an hour later, Bai Yan was curled up trembling in a corner.

Jiang Chengyan was making her bed, while Bai Yan covered the spot where he had bitten her. Watching him busy, she suddenly blurted out, “I’m no longer pure.”

Jiang Chengyan: “…” Where on earth did this rabbit learn such nonsense?

“I’m no longer pure,” Bai Yan repeated with a pitiful tone.

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Jiang Chengyan pinched the bridge of his nose upon hearing this.

“Do you know how the villagers deal with those who are impure? They first tie them up, then put them into a pig cage…” Jiang Chengyan detailed the whole process, frightening Bai Yan so much she shivered again.

“I… you bit me, it’s got nothing to do with me,” Bai Yan stammered once more.

Humans are so terrifying!!!

“Yeah, I bit you, so the impure one is me,” Jiang Chengyan chuckled softly.

“Oh, then when were you thrown into the pig cage?” Bai Yan asked curiously.

Jiang Chengyan: “…”

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After Zhao and Jiang’s father signed the contract to buy the shop, Zhao carefully put away the deed. They were about to find a place to change out of their luxurious clothes—after all, they were heading back to the village, where it was better to be low-key.

As they reached the tailor’s shop, just as luck would have it, they ran into someone.

“Big Brother, is that a new outfit you just bought?” Jiang You looked up and saw Jiang’s father and Zhao looking well-dressed, appearing quite put-together. Especially Big Brother, whether because of his looks or the clothes, he appeared exceptionally refined.

“Yeah, do you like it? Third Aunt bought it for me,” Jiang’s father replied with a simple smile.

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Jiang You nodded, “It looks good, but does Big Brother have some special occasion? Clothes like this can’t be worn in our countryside.”

“It’s not like it’s our money, why wouldn’t he buy it?” Zhao snorted. Her words clearly implied the clothes weren’t bought with their own money.

“Did Ayan pay for it?” Jiang You took a step forward and grabbed Jiang’s father’s sleeve.

Looking closely, the clothes shimmered but the fabric wasn’t of high quality. It matched the couple’s style—having lived in the village too long, they had no concept of understated elegance.

“Don’t block the way. We need to go inside and alter the clothes; the sleeves are still a bit long,” Zhao said, pulling Jiang’s father inside.

This simple intervention by Zhao resolved a potential crisis.

Fearing complications, Zhao and Jiang’s father quickly changed their clothes and left the shop.

Jiang You, however, turned back after leaving...

Then, he ordered a set of clothes identical to Jiang’s father’s.