Every world is full of ghosts and monsters begging for hugs

Bai Yao felt that Leo might have gone crazy.

This is directly manifested in the fact that recently, wherever she goes, he will follow her quietly.

For example, on this day the weather was nice, and Bai Yao saw that several flower buds in the yard had bloomed. She ran to the yard with a small parasol, squatted on the ground, and watched the flowers that had just opened their petals.

After a while, the familiar feeling of sight behind me came again.

Bai Yao turned around.

The boy hiding behind the tree was unable to dodge and was caught by her. He simply raised his head and walked out confidently.

The refined nobleman still had that arrogant look on his face, and every extra glance he gave at others seemed like alms to him.

Bai Yao asked him, "Why do you always follow me?"

Leo stiffened his neck and said confidently: "This is my home. I can go wherever I want. Don't be so self-indulgent. I didn't follow you."

Bai Yao stared at him expressionlessly, obviously not believing what he said.

Leo was about to get angry again: "You don't think that I was bored on such a sunny day, so I followed you out of the room, watched you say hello to Aunt Zhou, ordered a dessert, and stood at the window in the corridor for three minutes, looking at the two birds in the tree inexplicably, and then ran outside to talk and laugh with the gardener's grandson. You are so old, but you laughed so happily at a four-year-old child, and in the end you are just standing here like a wooden stake?"

"Don't be silly!" Leo turned his head away, "I'm not a fool. I won't be bored and follow you all the way!"

Bai Yao said: "I'm not a mushroom, I'm watching ants."

Leo snorted, "Only fools like to stare at ants."

Bai Yao retracted her gaze, she looked at the ground and exclaimed, "Wow!" "Two ants are fighting!"

Leo took a step forward subconsciously, but soon remembered what he had said before. He stopped just in time, not wanting her to laugh at him, but he couldn't help but glance towards Bai Yao.

He claims that he is different from those naive children. He is mature and sensible, but he is still young after all. How could he not like those childish things?

Bai Yao muttered, "I don't know whether these two fighting ants are male or female."

She turned around and said, "Leo, you are so good, you must be able to see it."

"Of course!" Leo held his head high and walked over slowly. He obviously wanted to see what was going on between the two fighting ants, but he had to pretend to be reserved and slowly looked down. "You can't even tell. You are really ignorant. Of course, these two ants are males."

"Wow!" Bai Yao said exaggeratedly: "Leo is so awesome!"

Leo's vanity was satisfied, especially when he was treated with such an admiring attitude by someone he hated. He felt a little flattered, and his words were much nicer than before. "If you read more books like me, you will certainly know more."

He suppressed the urge to show off, but his expression still revealed a bit of pride, "I have a very large library with many books that are not sold outside. Since you are my fiancée, I can make an exception and allow you to go in."

Bai Yao's tone was calm, "I am so lucky to be able to go to Leo's library to read books."

Leo was so excited that he didn't realize that Bai Yao was just trying to please him. He thought his fiancée's chubby face looked a little pleasing to the eye, so he dug into his pocket for a long time and took out a chocolate. He said in a condescending tone, "Here, take it and eat it."

Bai Yao glanced at the pink-wrapped chocolate lying on his palm and said lightly: "I don't like chocolate."

I thought that after she said this, the arrogant boy would get furious again, but he just pursed his lips, put his hands back in his pockets, and said in a not-so-pleasant tone: "You really don't know how to appreciate it."

Bai Yao said: "Is it really good for you to always eat sweets like this? I heard that you already have two cavities."

Leo's face turned red. He was a real man. It was so embarrassing to be told that he had cavities!

He said stubbornly: "I don't have that many cavities, don't talk nonsense, and, and I still have to replace my teeth, even if I have cavities, so what?"

In fact, he is also afraid now. What if his rotten teeth fall out and no new teeth grow?

Wouldn't he then become like those old grandfathers whose words leak out?

Although Leo was afraid deep down, every time he saw sweets, he would temporarily put aside his worries and fears. For him, when delicious food was right in front of him, how could he not eat it?

Bai Yao picked up a stick and separated the two fighting ants. "Anyway, you should eat less. Eating too much sweets is not good for your health."

Leo glanced at Bai Yao, "Why, are you worried about me?"

Bai Yao gave a perfunctory "hmm".

There was a sudden light in Leo's eyes. He wondered why this chubby-faced girl always stood in front of him in such a dangerous situation and even specially kept the sword for him and gave it to him. Ever since she knew she was his fiancée, she often praised him. What else could this be but love?

Leo looked down at Bai Yao, and since she liked him so much, he decided to be a little nicer to her in the future.

He suddenly said: "You don't like chocolate, then what do you like to eat?"

Bai Yao raised her head with surprise in her eyes.

This arrogant boy actually cares about what she eats?

When Bai Yao said that she didn't like chocolate, Leo was not angry. It was because he felt that as her fiancé, it was a bit irresponsible of him not to know what she liked to eat.

He is the most perfect man in the world, so of course he has to know what his fiancée eats.

Bai Yao thought about it and said casually: "Strawberry pudding."

Leo took note of it silently, but what he said out loud was: "Are you still a child? You actually like to eat this kind of sticky stuff."

Bai Yao controlled the urge to roll her eyes.

The shadows of the trees were swaying in the woods, and the sound of wind followed closely. A gust of wind almost blew over the parasol in Bai Yao's hand. She didn't have time to let go of the umbrella and fell backwards. A pair of hands quickly grabbed her and pulled her up.

The wind stopped, and a strand of Bai Yao's hair got caught on a nearby branch. She tried to turn her head back to free her hair, but her scalp was pulled and her brows immediately frowned.