Villains Don't Want Dogs [Transmigration Book]

Lose.

He just stretched out his hand, but Pei Heng seemed to be prepared, and took a step back to avoid it: "Mine."

Chu Yihan said like a dog: "It's hard for you to take two bunches, I'll help you get a bunch."

"Then please ask President Chu to take your own." Lu Lin stuffed Chu Yihan's White Rose back to him.

"Why don't you take it yourself?" Chu Yihan asked back.

"Everything has a first-come-first-served basis, and the same goes for sending flowers." Lu Linyi pointed out.

Chu Yihan snorted, pretending not to hear his voice-over, and stretched out his other hand to Pei Heng: "I'll help you."

It is a good intention, but the threat between words is self-evident.

Pei Heng didn't expect that they could earn even this, so he simply took over Bai Qiangwei from Chu Yihan: "I'll do it myself."

He would rather hold two large bouquets of flowers and look at them through the gaps between the flowers and leaves than want the two to argue again.

Lu Lin couldn't see it, and was afraid that Pei Heng would fall while walking, so he took his own bunch and said, "Let me do it."

He was so considerate, Chu Yihan was naturally not far behind: "I'll get it." The moment he took the bouquet, he glared at Lu Lin, warning him not to take the opportunity to give the bouquet to Pei Heng again.

Lu Lin returned a disdainful look.

Chu Yihan thought he was in the lead, and showed off with three points of provocation and seven points, and deliberately said to Pei Heng in front of Lu Lin: "Let's eat, how about going to Tianlan last time?"

Lu Lin pretended not to understand, and said to Pei Heng, "Why don't you go to that barbecue restaurant you like?"

Lu Lin actually knew which restaurant Pei Heng likes to eat?

Chu Yihan felt that he was hit hard, and increased his bargaining chips: "Tianlan can also cook barbecue, you must like it."

Pei Heng had the illusion that he was going to die soon, and his son and daughter-in-law planned to divorce, rushing to perform filial piety in front of him, so as to fight for more inheritance.