Painterly

[Top-tier mutual teasing + extreme tug-of-war + trash-talking + 1v1]
Wen Zhi had lived in the shadow of being bullied by her entire family since she was young until she was discarded by the He Family as a pawn.
After returning to the country, the first thing she did was to give the He Family a big present.
At the banquet, as soon as Wen Zhi was done with her mischief, she wanted to flee.
Just as she reached the corner, a man stopped her.
“Little Zhi, haven't seen you for five years, where are you running to?”
Looking at the big demon lord who'd tormented her since her childhood, with such a righteous human-dog appearance, Wen Zhi swallowed her saliva.
In her ears, she could almost hear He Hanjin saying that same line to her countless times:
“Little Zhi, you need to be good. If you dare to run, I'll break your legs.”
So in the past, she was constantly playing the good girl, and Hanjin seemed very satisfied with her obedience.
But now that she had finally broken free from his control, she didn't know how he'd torment her if he caught her again.
How could she not run?!

Let Her Flirt

Yan Xi pushed Lu Chen and then turned to the bartender, "Another drink!"


The bartender was about to respond, but the words died on his lips as he caught Lu Chen's warning glance.


Yan Xi, noticing the bartender hadn't moved, frowned and immediately showed displeasure on her face. She even forcefully slapped the table twice, "I said pour the drink! Are you deaf?"


Yan Xi's voice was indeed loud enough to disturb the other patrons nearby.


Their expressions showed their displeasure, as they didn't much like those with poor drinking manners.


Lu Chen also didn't want to cause a scene and tried to pull her away.


But Yan Xi, mustering some unknown stubbornness, absolutely refused to go along.


Not wanting to make a fuss, the bartender told a well-intentioned lie, "I'm sorry, but we've run out of drinks. If you'd like to continue drinking, you might have to come back tomorrow."


Chapter 277 Alcohol at Work