"..." Parker.

He didn't understand why Jiang Xu was doing such a contradictory thing.

Jiang Xu didn't explain much, and asked him, "Aren't you going to send him for treatment?"

Parker glanced at Kennan in his arms, then carried him outside. Only he and Fei remained inside.

He turned slightly to face the female insect directly: "Aren't you leaving?"

Fei's eyes darkened, and he slowly walked to Jiang Xu's side, quietly reaching out to grab the hem of his clothes: "My Lord."

She looked at him with a pitiful expression.

Jiang Xu reached out and tugged at the corner of his clothes, then turned and walked outside: "We'll talk about it when we get back."

He took a few steps but didn't hear any footsteps following behind him. He turned around and saw Fei still standing there, looking at him with a complicated expression.

"Not leaving?"

Fei pursed his lips and walked over, saying in a low voice, "I didn't mean to hide it from you."

He just didn't want to remember those embarrassing things anymore, nor did he want to put those unpleasant things in front of Jiang Xu. He was afraid!

He was afraid that the other party would abandon him because of this.

Jiang Xu didn't say anything, but he was angry inside. After a couple of seconds of silence, he reached out and patted his head: "Are you afraid I'll look down on you?"

"Mm," Fei responded in a low voice.

"No." Jiang Xu withdrew his hand. "I said I only recognize one insect, and you did."

Since he's accepted it, he accepts everything about this insect, including its imperfections.

"But—" His expression changed quickly, the tenderness in his eyes replaced by something else: "You'd better think carefully about how you're going to explain your intention to kill me."

Jiang Xu didn't linger and walked out of the alley.

When he reached the alley entrance, only one aircraft remained, indicating that the two insects had already piloted their spaceship away.

He glanced back at Fei, who was a few meters away from him. Fei paused for a moment before walking briskly toward him.

As the aircraft took off, Xiao Jiangyi flew out of Jiang Xu's pocket.

Although he was young, he could still sense the tense atmosphere between his two fathers.

After glancing at the two insects, he hesitated for a moment, then flew towards Fei.

"Ah~"

Fei touched the insect cub rubbing against his face: "Stop fooling around."

"Ya ya~" Jiang Yi glanced at the relaxed expression on his female father's face, flapped his wings and flew towards Jiang Xu again.

He planned to try the same trick again, but before he could even touch her face, a hand blocked his way.

"ah?"

Jiang Xu looked at him through his hand: "Don't you dare touch me."

He looked at the little female insect's face; the traces of snot from before were still there. He simply couldn't convince himself to let her rub against him like that.

"Huh?" Jiang Yi suddenly felt wronged, because his father had just been very nice to him.

Why did she suddenly change? Her small eyes instantly turned red.

He burst into tears with a "waaaah!" He just wanted to mediate the delicate atmosphere between the male and female fathers.

At this cry, Fei's heart clenched, her eyes instantly reddening as she walked over and hugged Jiang Yi, her voice choked with emotion:

"My lord, please don't be angry with the little bug, okay?"

He's the one who made the mistake. Does the male lord not even want the insect offspring?

"......" Jiang Xu sighed and patted his leg: "Sit properly."

Both insects looked at him with teary eyes, and he no longer had any intention of being angry.

He watched as Fei obediently sat on his lap, her back stiff and straight as she looked down at him.

"When did I get angry?" Jiang Xu reached out and touched his face, his thumb rubbing away the moisture from the corner of his eyes.

"You won't let the bug cubs touch you." Fei looked down at Jiang Yi, who was crying loudly, her voice full of grievance.

"......" Jiang Xu.

Looking at the little bug with tears and snot streaming down its face, and the snot bubbles on its nose, he felt a pang of urge to throw it away.

"no."

Jiang Xu's sudden question startled Fei, who paused for a moment, then asked, puzzled, "What do you mean, 'nothing'?"

"There's no reason not to let him apply it."

Upon hearing this, the crying insect cub closed its eyes and looked at Jiang Xu with teary eyes: "Huh?"

He carefully flapped his wings and flew into Jiang Xu's arms, rubbing his face against his clothes, and found that his father really didn't stop him anymore.

It stared wide-eyed and cried out "Ya ya".

Jiang Xu took a deep breath, glanced at his clothes, and decided to let it go.

I'm just thankful I didn't rub my face against his.

He wiped away Fei's tears with his hand: "He's not crying anymore. Why are you still crying?"

"No," Fei said, head bowed. "It flowed on its own."

"Fine, fine, fine." Jiang Xu withdrew his hand, pulled him into his arms, and said helplessly and speechlessly, "You wanted to kill me, and I didn't say anything, but you cried."

Shouldn't he be the one feeling wronged?

"I don't know." Fei hugged Jiang Xu's neck and buried his head in his neck: "I don't know that my maternal grandfather arranged for me to marry you in order to save me."

At the time, all I could do was not accept marrying a male insect.

His low, muffled voice sounded in Jiang Xu's ear.

"Why won't you accept marrying a male insect?" Jiang Xu asked, paused for a few seconds, and then asked, "Is it because of that male insect named Moni today?"

The person in his arms remained silent for a long time, so long that Jiang Xu thought the other person would not answer, when he finally heard a soft "hmm" in his ear.

"Can you tell me about it?"

As soon as he finished speaking, he felt the hand around his neck tighten. He stroked the female insect's back, his voice very gentle: "If you don't want to talk about it, then don't."

Jiang Xu knew that something very serious must have happened to them, so serious that this insect had come to hate the entire male insect colony ever since.

"My lord, I was never with him," Fei said softly. "I was quite young then, and my female father had just passed away."

There were no other insects in the house after that.

The assets left by his wife were so little that he might starve to death if he didn't find a job quickly.

However, although Zerg law allows Zerglings to work, it is precisely because of this explicit rule that many Zerglings feel that employing Zerglings is wrong.

Even with tax breaks from the government, those insects still refused to hire him.

Jiang Xu tightened his grip on his waist and asked, "And then?"

"There's no food left at home, and... no money either. I went to look for work, but no employer wanted me. The only family willing to hire me was Moni's family."

Moni's family had some moving jobs and weren't planning on attracting insects, but somehow Fei had already made very bad plans, and the other party actually kept him.

He later learned that it was Moni who happened to see him at the time, which is why he stayed.

"At first, I honestly and dutifully worked as a mover at their house, and I was able to earn some money, enough for my daily needs."

When I learned that it was because of Moni that I stayed, I was very grateful to him.

"What did he use this gratitude to induce you to do?" Jiang Xu seemed to see a tiny insect struggling to live.

"He was very nice to me at first."

The tiny insect was raised so well by its mother that it had no idea such a disgusting insect existed.

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