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During this time, Zhu Xiaohong had been using "impropriety" as a weapon to force herself into doing many things. Fortunately, she hadn't yet proposed any conditions that she couldn't accept. There was no doubt that Zhu Xiaohong would tell Old Zhu about the "impropriety" she had experienced; she absolutely would. Throughout this period, Mo Wen discovered that this woman was innocent, appearing as if she were untouched by the world. This was understandable, having been pampered by Old Zhu since childhood, leaving her quite naive. Beyond that innocence, there was only wildness. The balance between innocence and wildness in Zhu Xiaohong had not been achieved; judging by her current behavior, innocence accounted for one part while wildness took up nine parts.
Sighing, Mo Wen shook his head as he looked at the person and beast standing at the bow of the boat. One was dressed in red attire, while the other was covered in fiery red fur. Ever since they emerged from the cave, Xiao Hei and Zhu Xiaohong had grown closer, now seemingly becoming intimate friends. The reason it was "almost" was that Xiao Hei was pretending to be a silly beast. This silly beast had clearly betrayed him; aside from not revealing its identity, it had become so bold that even Mo Wen's words no longer held sway over it. It would ask Zhu Xiaohong for hugs and for her to serve it food, and Zhu Xiaohong was more than happy to play along. In her eyes, this furry Little Guy was quite spirited.
"Young Master He, have you never been alone with a girl?" Zhu Xiaohong asked as she picked up Xiao Hei and sat down beside Mo Wen, tilting her head to look at him as he steered the boat. Mo Wen was taken aback by her question and didn't know how to respond. He had indeed spent time alone with girls before, but that was years ago.
"...Why do you ask?" At this moment, it seemed less about whether he had been alone with girls and more about what this woman intended to do. Did she have something else in mind to coerce him?
"Because you seem very afraid to talk to me," Zhu Xiaohong said, lowering her head as she stroked the fluffy Xiao Hei in her arms. Seeing Xiao Hei's content expression made Mo Wen want to give him another beating.
"Uh... it's not too bad. I used to be alone all the time; that's true," Mo Wen replied. If it weren't for her constantly threatening to tell her father about his "impropriety," would he really be like this? he thought bitterly. Besides, he found it hard to call her "Little Red."
"Ah, you were alone?" Zhu Xiaohong looked at him in disbelief, scanning him from head to toe.
"What's wrong with that? Oh, and there's him." Mo Wen pointed at Xiao Hei in Zhu Xiaohong's arms.
"Hehe! That must have been fun! Tell me about your adventures while you were on your own," Zhu Xiaohong said with a gleam in her eyes as if she had discovered a new world.
"It was just ordinary and uneventful; there's nothing much to say," Mo Wen replied, shrinking back slightly under Zhu Xiaohong's gaze as if he were a dish on display.
"Hurry up and tell me! Otherwise..." A mischievous smile appeared on Zhu Xiaohong's face; this tactic had never failed her.
"...Fine! Fine! I'll talk!" Reluctantly, Mo Wen began recounting stories he had previously told Zi Lan, editing them down while adding some of his recent experiences for Zhu Xiaohong. For Mo Wen, these were merely simple parts of his life experiences; however, they sounded exceptionally exciting when they reached Zhu Xiaohong's ears. She could only envy and even feel a bit jealous of his experiences. What he could do was something she could only dream of; thus, she decided to enjoy the upcoming days thoroughly because once they returned to Nameless Town, she feared she would be grounded.
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