Rebirth: Pampered Wife’s Counterattack

Fang Xinxin naturally understood that Bai Qinghao was responding to her earlier words about being old and senile. “This man, he sure is attractive and has a silver tongue.”

Bai Qinghao heard her words from afar and a corner of his lips lifted up in delight.

Liu Li watched as his boss’s figure disappeared behind a corner. He immediately turned to look at Fang Xinxin mockingly. “The CEO is attractive, but you are deformed!”

Fang Xinxin glared at Liu Li unhappily. “Brat, what are you talking about?”

Liu Li lifted his hands and made ‘camera’ hands to scan her figure up and down. “I won’t lie. Look at your obese figure. You’re fat to the point of morphing into a transformer soon…”

Liu Li could not help but laugh heartily at his own words. “The more I think about it, the more appropriate this comparison is. Ah, why am I so smart?”

Fang Xinxin also scanned him from up to down. She extended her left hand and moved her index finger and thumb to mime pinching his little head. “You’re not smart. But you’re bound to become lucky very soon. I’m referring to the type of luck related to wealth.”

“Wealth… I like those words.” Liu Li nodded.

Before she could say anything further, he brought out a lottery ticket from his pocket. “I buy a lottery ticket every week. I’ve persisted in doing so for ten years. One day, I will definitely win the grand prize.”

“A grand opportunity is right before your eyes.” Fang Xinxin brought out the stack of lottery tickets she bought previously in the day. She waved it before him. “Last night, I had a dream. I dreamt that I married your CEO. He was so happy that he became drunk and carelessly recited a string of numbers in his intoxicated state. I thought about it and wondered, what can Bai Qinghao represent in my dream? He must represent money. Thus, I bought a stack of lottery tickets with the numbers he recited. Since you are his trusted aide, how about I sell you one of these tickets?”

“Tsk… look at you!” Liu Li glanced at her tickets and was completely unmoved.

“These tickets are poisoned now that you’ve touched them. Do you actually think you can win… Hahaha!”

“I’m selling them at their original price. They are only forty cents a piece. Are you sure you don’t want them?” Fang Xinxin continued holding the tickets in front of him with sincerity.

In their previous life, Liu Li had died protecting Bai Qinghao. Considering his loyalty, she genuinely wanted to help him strike it rich.

“Forget about it. If a fat pig like you could win the first prize, wouldn’t I ascend into the heavens?” Liu Li brought out a few coins and tossed them in the air before catching them back. “Although I have forty cents here, I’m not going to buy your ticket!”

“All right then. If you won’t even trust the words of a transformer, you’re doomed to miss the grand prize!” She shook her head in regret. “A child truly cannot be taught.”

She continued shaking her head and headed for the living room on the first floor.

Liu Li followed behind with a mocking expression.

Fang Xinxin climbed down the stairs before she turned back to look at him. “Why are you following me?”

“I’m watching you to make sure you don’t stab my boss.”

“Then you better keep your eyes on me. I might stab him anytime.”

Liu Li’s expression instantly became wary. “Just with those words alone, I could tie you up right now.”

“Go ahead. It’s not as if your boss would trust you. He’ll release me anytime I ask him to.”

He felt that Fattie Fang was not wrong. Whenever his boss saw her, he instantly turned into an incapable ruler.

Fang Xinxin did not have to make any effort to deal with him. Right then, Fang Manxue stepped into the villa.

“Third Sister…” Fang Manxue had applied a delicate layer of makeup on her face. When she saw Fang Xinxin, her expression immediately turned warm.

Fang Xinxin glanced at the sky outside the window. “Second Sister, you came all the way here late in the evening. Do you need something?”

Fang Manxue held her hand and began pulling her hand. “Xinxin ah, let’s go home.”

But Fang Xinxin remained unmoved, like a mountain. “I’m not going back.”