Quick Wear: Saving the Sickly and Paranoid Villain

"Don't listen to their nonsense!" The boy was so angry that his hands were shaking. "You are very good and very cute. When you go to my house, you will find that everyone will like you!"

The little girl hugged the boy's neck tightly and murmured, "I don't want everyone's likes, I just want..."

"What did you say?" The following words were spoken too softly for the boy to hear clearly.

The little girl's voice was trembling, but her tone was simple: "Okay, I'll go home with you, brother."

Her mind was filled with visions of the future. She felt that she would be a happy child in the future. She would have a brother and a home.

The boy was shocked, then laughed out loud: "Okay, brother will take you home."

The little girl lay silently on the boy's back, smelling the boy's unique and refreshing fragrance. After all, she was young, and even though she was precocious in her heart, she fell asleep uncontrollably.

Perhaps because she trusted the man in front of her very much, the little girl slept especially soundly, following the boy's shallow and deep steps and with anticipation for the future.

The boy wiped the sweat from his temples and continued walking forward firmly.

As the sunlight gradually moved downward, the clouds were dyed a breathtaking purple-red color, as if seen in a dream, or as if thought of in the heart. It was a rare scenery in the young man's life.

He half tilted his head back, feeling a heavy weight on his back and the breeze blowing across his face. He turned his head to look at the little girl who was sleeping soundly. At this moment, his heart suddenly felt full.

"Master!" a voice came from far away.

The boy looked in the direction of the voice and saw Ajie and the housekeeper running towards him in a hurry.

For some reason, the corners of his mouth curled up slightly.

"Master, it's a good thing you came out. We were scared to death!" the butler said breathlessly.

"Thank you for your hard work." The boy was in a good mood.

"It's not hard. It's my duty." The butler felt relieved when he saw that the young man was not angry at all.

The bodyguard Ajie also breathed a sigh of relief.

"Master, let's go back quickly. It's too unsafe here. What if something really happens?" The butler was still frightened.

"Yes, Master." Ajie agreed.

The young man frowned slightly. Now was not the time to leave as he still had some things to do.

"Where is this?" The little girl moved and rubbed her head in confusion.

The boy's eyes softened: "Are you awake? We are out now. I will definitely do what I promised you."

The butler looked at the boy strangely. The young master's attitude towards this child...

"Hmm!" The little girl's eyes brightened.

"Don't be afraid," the young man said softly, "Brother will take you home."

"Yeah." The little girl lay obediently on the boy's back.

"Master," the butler took the bag from the boy, "you should take a rest. Let Ajie carry the child."

"Yes, young master." Ajie said quickly.

The little girl patted the boy's shoulder and said, "Brother, put me down. I want to walk by myself."

"It's okay, brother is not tired."

"Brother, can you let me go by myself?"

"But……"

"elder brother!"

Seeing that the little girl was really insistent, the boy could only put her down: "Can I let Ajie carry you?"

Ajie squatted on the ground, but the little girl refused.

"I want to leave by myself. I left by myself when I came here, and I can leave by myself now!"

"Will you be tired?" the boy was worried.

"will not."

"Tell me when you are tired." The boy thought about it and agreed.

"it is good."

The group walked slowly, and when they reached the village entrance, the sunset glow was still bright. The boy wanted to take the little girl directly to the village chief's house to live with him, but the little girl refused.

She knew how unreasonable the man was. She was worried that the boy was in danger and wanted to wait until his father had settled the matter before following him home.

"But..." The boy was really worried about letting the little girl stay with the man.

The little girl ran away quickly, and the boy was about to catch up with her when he heard the girl's voice:

"Brother, I'll wait for you to take me home."

"Okay," the boy paused, "Wait for me, it will be quick."

The little girl ran farther and farther away quickly, and only withdrew her sight from the boy when she could no longer see him.