Seduced by the Bachelor Fox Spirit - Chapter 25

That winter, I gave birth to a… half-human, half-fox little creature.

Not really a monster, actually quite adorable.

Compared to human babies, it just had an extra fluffy little tail.

Just like his father’s.

At least Bai Caiyi liked him very much, always circling around him, making him call her godmother.

This little fox grew fast, and within a month, he could run and jump.

Bai Caiyi always loved taking him to play all over the mountains and fields.

That day, she took him out again, and I enjoyed the peace, lying leisurely on the bamboo chair, basking in the sun.

So comfortable.

But before long, I heard Bai Caiyi’s exclamation.

“Jiang Ran!!!” She was jumping around anxiously, “I lost your little fox!”

Me: “??”

She explained that she was too busy talking to the young doctor and didn’t notice when the little fox chased after a butterfly and ran off.

By the time she realized, he was nowhere to be found.

I frowned and asked, “Have you searched everywhere? The Butterfly Valley and the Three-Color Lake? Have you checked those too?”

Bai Caiyi stood there stunned.

Her gaze passed over my shoulder, looking behind me.

I turned following her line of sight.

In the sunlight, Hu Qing was slowly walking towards me, holding my little fox.

Just like when I first saw him on the streets of Jing City.

Hu Qing carried the little fox to me.

Huh?

His expression was a bit strange.

“Jiang Ran, how exactly did you introduce me to him!?”

My expression froze, and I instinctively started to run.

The ladies in Jing City’s social circles were quietly inquiring about my situation.

“And then” the little fox shouted, “You shameless fox, let go of my mother!!”

Bai Caiyi laughed so hard she couldn’t stand straight: “Hahaha, shameless fox, shameless fox…”

Hu Qing shot her a look, and she immediately fell silent.

This was my mistake.

I had casually called him that once, who knew the little fox had such a good memory and remembered it…

Hu Qing let go of me, then placed the little fox on his lap and pulled down his pants.

“Kid, remember this, I am your father!!”

That day, the little fox’s cries echoed throughout Cloud Mist Mountain.

And I, deeply sympathized with his plight.

The end.