[Hunter] sunny

The world is completely different from other places. We are talking about nursing homes, and they can only be nursing homes.

The buildings here are more dilapidated than those in any other place, but they are full of warmth everywhere.

Laughter continued, the children sat around in a group, while several adults were cooking on the sidelines.

"If it weren't for the fact that these garbage dumps are too obtrusive, I really can't believe this is Meteor Street." I couldn't help but sigh, and Luna nodded in agreement.

The adults soon noticed that we had reached the nursing home grounds and watched us warily, standing in front of the children, for fear that they would be harmed in the slightest.

"Who are you?" The woman who took the lead was the first to speak, and the thick guard made the atmosphere tense.

When the children heard the sound, they stared at us curiously.

A daring kid ran up to Luna, grabbed her hand, and grinned widely.

"It's so cute." Luna's maternal love overflowed - she picked up the child and gently kissed the child's forehead.

I glanced at it, and what caught my eyes was a skinny body with a sallow complexion, I couldn't see anything cute about it.

"I mean cuteness, not appearance." Luna seemed to see through my mind, "Children are always the purest, which cannot be compared with adults who are full of filth."

"You haven't answered my question yet!" Before I could speak, the woman in the lead said again.

With a cold look, the woman shivered unconsciously.

"Sonia, she has no malicious intentions." An extremely flat voice came, very familiar.

Sure enough, he guessed right, and when he turned his head to look, Illumi's dead face appeared again.

"Ilumi, why are you here?" Sonia was a little surprised, but she gradually calmed down after hearing Ilumi's words.

"Well, my mother asked me to come and see my grandma." Illumi's expression remained the same, I was tired of seeing it--

"Then these people..." Although Sonia believed in Illumi, she didn't trust these two girls.

"No danger," Illumi said.

"Oh...really?" Sonia returned to her post hesitantly and continued cooking.

The others looked at each other in blank dismay, since the leaders had left, they naturally wouldn't find fault.

"Illumi, why do I keep seeing you lately?" It felt like I was following you, Illumi would appear wherever I went, the coincidence was too coincidental.

"You're following me!" Illumi kept on talking nonstop, and before I could accuse him, he started to lash out.

The corner of his mouth twitched implicitly: "Follow your sister!"

There was a slight smile on Yilumi's cat pupil, but his face was still expressionless as usual.

"This woman is very weak," Illumi said again, and I was stunned for a moment before I realized he was talking about Luna, "It can be said to be a completely useless burden."

Luna's face was turned blue and white by Illumi's direct words, and she felt her own powerlessness.

"She's mine, and she's not weak!" Knowing that Illumi's words hurt Luna, I immediately stood up to defend Luna.

"Not weak?" Illumi seemed to be puzzled, "Not weak, why is his physique so poor, it feels like he has no talent at all."

Well, yes, it seems so, but in fact her talent is better than your silver-haired kid.

"Do you want to make a bet?" I snickered, with a belly full of bad water.

"What bet?" Illumi was very interested in anything that could make money.

"Just bet..." I rolled my eyes, "Bet that Luna can become very strong within a week."

"Impossible," Illumi said firmly, "You will lose this bet."

"Try to know!" I was waiting for your words, "If I win, I won't have to pay you back all the unwarranted debts before, and be my servant for a month!"

"Okay," Illumi readily agreed, and he will not be ambiguous in this regard, "If I win, all the debts you owe will be doubled tenfold, and you will be a servant of the Hakka family for a year."

"It feels like I'm at a disadvantage..." I muttered dissatisfied.

As the person involved, Luna has completely ignored her opinion. She wanted to speak up several times, but was interrupted by Ilumi and I's calculations.

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