Little Fox looked up at Ye Wu: "Master, did you miss me?"
Ye Wu nodded affirmatively: "Of course I did!"
In Little Fox's eyes, a trace of melancholy appeared, and he said: "Really? I thought Master liked him more. With him around, it wouldn't matter whether I'm here or not."
Little Fox showed a pitiful expression, which Ye Wu found unbearable.
She hurriedly said: "That's not true at all. I've always been thinking about you."
"I don't believe it. Master just likes him more. Master seems to really want to keep him," Little Fox pouted.
Ye Wu softly said: "Little Fox, I want to keep him because of him. Also, so you won't have any regrets."
Little Fox paused, his eyes showing a moment of emotion.
"He was originally planning to face death," Ye Wu said softly, "But I know if he vanished like that, you'd have regrets for the rest of your life. Isn't that right?"
"No way." Little Fox muttered, but there was a slowly growing light in his eyes.
