Prince, Not Tonight

Seeing this, Tang San wanted to walk over and help him buy it. However, just as he stepped out of the shop, he saw Little Tree take out a jade ring from his bosom and hand it over to the stall owner. He didn't know what to say.

The boss beamed as he held the jade thumb ring tightly in his hand. Then, he grabbed a handful of jewelry, flowers and flowers and stuffed them into the owner's hand.

Tang San shook his head. "Although I didn't see it up close, I could tell from the color of the thumb ring that it was a high-grade jade. I'm afraid its value is more than enough to buy ten or eight of these shops."

Instead, he used it to exchange for a pile of worthless items. It was simply a waste.

With that in mind, he strode over and intercepted the boss's hand before the small tree could take the jewelry. Then, Tang San smiled as he looked at the boss and said amiably, "I'll buy all of these. The boss will calculate how much it will cost." Let's return that thumb ring back to this child. "

He purposely called the small tree a 'child'. He thought that the small tree would be angry, but the small tree only indifferently glanced at him, then turned to the boss and said, "I don't know him."

The meaning behind his words was to ignore his words.

Tang San scoffed: The kid is really awkward.

He did not insist: in fact, the money in the purse was definitely more than enough to buy that bracelet. The small tree would choose to use its personal belongings to exchange for the bracelet instead of the money in the purse, so it did not want to turn to him.

Since that was the case, Tang San didn't want to use his hot face to slap the other party's butt. He calmly smiled and shrugged, "Forget it, since you're willing to take the hit, you don't have to regret it."

Since it was a personal item and it was so valuable, it must have been left behind by someone important.

"It's useless to begin with. What regrets do you have?" The small tree turned its head and wrapped its fingers around the bracelet made of red rope. It then walked towards Steamed Bun and the others.

Tang San also followed. Before he turned around, he inadvertently glanced at the jade ring in the boss's palm. His heart skipped a beat: it seemed a little familiar …

Before he could think about it, his gaze had already shifted away.

As expected, the package of jewelry received an unprecedented level of welcome.

Radish and the others were all girls after all. They all liked this sort of small but bright thing. They no longer had time to watch how he played tricks on them. They found an empty space at the entrance of the alleyway, sat down cross-legged, and began to divide up the loot on the spot.

Tang San sat down and watched them for a while. Finally, he remembered something important. He raised his head and looked at the small tree at the side and asked casually, "Where's Yun Fei?"

"I was going to ask you." The small tree frowned slightly, its honey-colored skin shining very brilliantly under the sunlight.

"She didn't come to find you …" Tang San muttered to himself before suddenly standing up with a slightly anxious expression. "I'll go back and look after them. You take care of them."

"I'll go with you." Little Tree's eyebrows twitched as he looked suspiciously at Tang San's anxious eyes. He could not refute Tang San's words.

Tang San couldn't be bothered to care about that as he quickly jumped out.

There were many people on the street. No matter how good one's martial arts was, it was impossible for them to be faster.

As a result, when Tang San left the city and turned around, he saw the little tree running behind him while panting heavily.

He couldn't help but slow down his movements and wait for the small tree. The two of them walked in a line, but it seemed like a long time before they returned to the fishing village. Most of the villagers had already gone out to sea. The shabby fishing nets were left to dry in front of each household's doors as the sea breeze blew by. The village was completely silent.

Tang San was the first to rush into the building, then rushed out again. The small tree held onto its waist as it gasped for breath downstairs. Seeing that Tang San had rushed out with an unfriendly expression, it couldn't help but ask, "What's wrong?"

"Is Yun Xu here?" Tang San said, "Liu Hong Chang has disappeared."

Although the small tree didn't understand the stakes involved, his heart still skipped a beat when he saw Tang San's expression, "Let's go look around." I'm familiar with this place, wait for me at home. "

With that, he turned and walked towards the village entrance.

Tang San did not stop him.