Quickly wear the host, don't panic, the person hasn't run far yet

Su Mu almost didn't think twice and directly exposed the most vulnerable part of his body to Mu Wanxi without any cover, and looked like an obedient person, allowing her to tease him, no, to touch him.

Mu Wanxi narrowed her eyes, unable to resist the temptation, and slowly reached out her hand to touch his white belly.

The touch in my hand is soft and warm, as soft as clouds and cotton, and with a body temperature slightly higher than that of humans. It is a wonderful feeling.

It makes people want to touch it again and again, and they can't stop.

Mu Wanxi was quite reluctant to let go and did not notice that because of her touch, Su Mu's little paws curled up quietly and his little ears kept shaking.

After being ravaged by Mu Wanxi, Su Mu's whole fox body had collapsed in Mu Wanxi's arms, with only his little tail still stubbornly hooked on Mu Wanxi's wrist, reluctant to let go.

At this moment, he no longer had the strength to resist. However, he had never thought of resisting in the first place, and just let Mu Wanxi do whatever she wanted.

Seeing that Mu Wanxi was happy with his touch, with a faint smile on her lips, the joy in his heart was spreading and almost overflowing.

After waiting for a long time for Mu Wanxi to touch the little fox enough, he took the little fox out.

He was not curious about where Mu Wanxi was going to take him. He just snuggled in Mu Wanxi's arms, savoring the touch just now.

As long as you don't sell him, everything will be fine.

The scorching sun is burning the earth.

As soon as the two of them walked to the door of the inn, a wave of heat hit them in the face.

Mu Wanxi took out an oil-paper umbrella from somewhere and held it above her head to block the scorching sun.

He took out a jade pendant and hung it around the little fox's neck.

A cool and icy feeling came over me instantly.

Mu Wanxi was slightly satisfied and walked out of the door with the little fox.

The little fox looked at the jade pendant on his neck, curved his eyes, and couldn't help feeling sweet in his heart.

Mu Wanxi was strolling along the street holding the little fox, looking like she was in no hurry to go anywhere.

The main street was crowded with people. It was the first time that the little fox had come into such close contact with a human market street. He stared at the hawkers around him with some curiosity.

Mu Wanxi's lips curled slightly.

"Is there anything you like? Tell me and I'll buy it for you."

The little fox hesitated for a moment, but his eyes unconsciously glanced at a stall he had just passed by.

Mu Wanxi understood.

She carried him to the stall he had been peeking at, which was a stall selling small jewelry.

When the stall owner saw that the visitor was a woman with luxurious clothes, beautiful appearance and extraordinary temperament, he immediately introduced her enthusiastically.

"Girl, take a look and see if there is anything you like. The jewelry here is made of top-quality materials and the styles are all unique. You won't find another one like it in the whole capital. I guarantee you won't be cheated or fooled."

The stall owner began to sell his products incessantly.

The little fox stared at one of the ornaments without blinking.

Mu Wanxi followed his gaze and it fell on a lifelike hairpin in the shape of a little fox.

She reached out and picked it up, and saw that the hairpin was indeed exquisitely crafted. The appearance of the little fox was portrayed so lifelike that even its eyebrows and eyes were vaguely discernible. It was rare to see such a product in such a small stall.

Mu Wanxi chuckled, her eyes were quite good.

"want to?"

Mu Wanxi asked knowingly.

The little fox nodded.

The stall owner did not show too much surprise that the woman was talking to a fox, and just spoke to himself.

"You have a really good eye, young lady. This hairpin is the only one of its kind in the whole capital. There is no other..."

The stall owner wanted to continue talking, but was interrupted by Mu Wanxi's wave of hand.

"Wrap it up."

"Oh, okay!"

The stall owner was very generous when he saw that the woman didn't even ask the price. His eyes, which were not big to begin with, were narrowed into slits due to smiling.

He reached out and took out the best carved sandalwood box from underneath and put the hairpin in it.

As soon as I looked up after putting it on, I saw the little fox in the woman's arms, holding a gold leaf in its mouth and throwing it onto the stall.

The stall owner was so frightened that he stood there in shock.

"This this···"

The person who was eloquent just now, now couldn't say a word for a long time.

He held the box in both hands and forgot to hand it to Mu Wanxi.

Mu Wanxi raised her eyebrows.

He reached out to take the box, picked up the gold leaves, put down a silver ingot, and turned and left.

He walked and stroked the little fox's head and muttered to himself.

"Little loser."

The stall owner picked up the silver ingot with trembling hands, looked at the back of the person who had walked away, and thought of the paper umbrella hanging in the air when the woman stretched out her hand to borrow something. He swallowed unconsciously.

The person disappeared completely.

The stall owner took another look at the silver ingot in his hand, picked it up and took a bite.

Only then did he laugh out loud

I can close the stall early today. I will go to the west end to buy some snacks for my two kids and a roast chicken to take back...

The little Tongzi in the sea of ​​consciousness almost rolled his eyes to the sky.

You still have the nerve to call me a spendthrift? That huge silver ingot of yours can buy the whole stall.

Xiao Tongzi shook his head and sighed, "A pair of losers."

The little fox didn't care what Mu Wanxi said. He held the small box tightly in his little paws and put the gold leaf in Mu Wanxi's hand, motioning her to put it away.

Mu Wanxi said with a wicked smile.

"Do you just need to put this away? How about I help you put away that box, too."

The little fox blinked and nodded.

In the blink of an eye, both things disappeared from the little fox's sight.

"Okay, I'll keep it for you first."

The little fox blinked again, looking cute and silly.

Mu Wanxi couldn't help but let out a smile at the corner of her lips.

How can you be so gullible?

The little fox hadn't noticed at this moment that the hairpin had been inserted into Mu Wanxi's head at some point.

Mu Wanxi continued walking towards the palace holding the little fox.

After a while they arrived at the palace gate.

The guard at the gate saw a woman walking towards him with a little fox in her arms and an oil-paper umbrella hanging over her head.

Unconsciously, a look of surprise appeared on his face.

But he still reached out to block the woman's way.

A waist badge suddenly appeared in mid-air.

The guards looked even more shocked and couldn't help but take a step back, but still pretended to be calm and reached out to take the badge to check it carefully.

After discovering that it was the imperial teacher's badge, he bowed and let the person pass.

Looking at the woman's back as she walked away.

The guards had different expressions, and couldn't help wondering which talented person the imperial teacher had invited, who was so powerful that he could even take objects from a distance.

They looked at each other, and dared not say anything more. They straightened their bodies and continued to stand guarding the city gate.