Mage Joan

Joan stunned and turned his head to look at Ruby. The first thing she thought of was her biological type.

As we all know, the mosquitoes are most rampant in the hot summer months, and they **** blood madly. When the weather turns cold, the mosquitoes will become rare and wither. They will either get into the soil to overwinter or freeze to death.

Ruby, as a female "Mythical Enlightenment Giant Mosquito", belongs to the supernatural Diptera mosquito subspecies, and may not be able to completely overcome the nature of heat and cold, and does not want to follow Lady Josephine to go to the snow mountain for a holiday. Reasonable.

However, Joan thought again that he couldn't even take care of himself. The life was very casual, and the three meals were irregular. It was more commonplace. Now Mrs. Josephine asked him to take care of the child's temper Ruby.

Although this matter made him deeply troubled and quite reluctant, he couldn't bear to refuse the countess's entrustment, and could only answer daringly: "If Ruby doesn't mind, live in my house for a while."

"Yooooooooooooooooooo good!"

"Miss Ruby" was so excited that she couldn't even drink the juice, and fluttered her wings into Joan's arms, happily not knowing what to do.

"Ruby, I like Brother Joan the most!"

"I look forward to living with my little brother, and it feels a bit like a newlyweds!"

"Come on, little girl, immediately dispel those unhealthy thoughts in your mind!"

Mrs. Josephine glared at Ruby angrily, and assuredly said: "Living in someone else's house, you must follow the rules, be polite, you know?"

"Hmm! Ruby, I've always been very good!" "Miss Ruby" nodded vigorously.

"Hah! I really don't know where your little naughty bag came to say this!" Mrs. Josephine was still a little uneasy, and said to Joan half-truly: "If Ruby doesn't listen to you, you're in trouble Don’t be polite to her, you should scold and scold, and you can’t be too spoiled for this kid!"

Joan reluctantly nodded.

Mrs. Josephine opened her handbag, took out a check, handed a string of numbers, and handed it to Joanne.

"This is Ruby's foster care fee, so take it whenever you want."

Joan glanced at the cheque and it was 10,000 gold Durga! Even if Ruby eats watermelon every day, he can't spend so much on living expenses!

However, seeing the countess's firm eyes in the gentleness, he dared not quit, scratched his head, and accepted the check with some embarrassment.

Anyway, how much is spent, and the rest will be Ruby’s pocket money.

The countess stood up, kissed Joan face-to-face, kissed Ruby again, and told her to obey Joan again, and then summoned the waiter and checked out.

Joan walked out of the hotel door with the invisible Ruby, helped Mrs. Josephine into the car, and watched the carriage go away.

Joan has no younger brothers and sisters, so grown up, the experience of taking care of children is about zero.

Fortunately, he has never eaten pork and has seen Pig Run. He quickly sorted out his thoughts and decided to take care of Ruby from two aspects of "life" and "education".

Based on his own experience with Ruby, Joanne feels that the "Miss Ruby" has an unbalanced mental development.

In terms of intelligence alone, Ruby has reached the level of ordinary adults, but her mentality and personality reveal a childish spirit, which is only equivalent to a girl of seven or eight years old.

In terms of life, Joanne wants to fully manage Ruby's clothes, food, housing, and transportation.

Ruby can fly by himself, he doesn't need to worry about traveling, and his place is easy to solve. For the time being, he lives in his apartment, and he just needs to add a small bed to his bedroom.

Ruby doesn't need to wear clothes, so you can save a lot of money on clothing.

As for eating, Joanne just recently heard Ruby said that she prefers sweet juices to human blood.

In education, Joan recalled that when he was seven or eight years old, he was already a "little bookworm." Pushing himself and others, he felt that Ruby should be very interested in books such as fairy tales.

Thinking about this, Joan took Ruby to the commercial street near the Tuileries Hotel to purchase daily necessities.

Joan first bought a baby cot, and Ruby slept in the right size. She also said that she likes to sleep in a cradle bed, which is very fun.

Qiao An paid the money and performed a "shrinkage technique", turning the crib together with the small quilts, blankets, pillows and the like piled on the bed into a small storage box, and put it in a storage bag.

Next, Joanne took Ruby to visit his favorite store on the entire commercial street—the bookstore.

Somewhat unexpectedly, although Ruby likes to read books, he doesn't dare to be interested in the bedtime fairy tales that his mother reads to her baby. Instead, she likes to read novels, especially popular novels with the theme of romantic love stories.

At the strong request of Ruby, Joanne took all the romance novels displayed on the bookshelf, and piled them up a foot tall.

Since Ruby has been invisible, and communicated with him through telepathy, the female clerk couldn't see Ruby. It was natural to think that these books were bought by Joan and looked at him. It was a bit strange to look at him.

In this era, most of the romance novels were written by female writers, and the readership was also dominated by women.

For example, in the Kingdom of Feizhen, most women from bourgeois families have received a good education. If they have outstanding literary talents, they don’t mind using their leisure time to write romance novels to subsidize their families. Has developed into a unique cultural tradition of the country.

Constrained by the conservative concept that still dominates the society, most female writers are embarrassed to sign their real names on their works, but instead use "Miss XX" or "Mrs. XX" as the pen name of the novel.

Whether it is in the Fijian Kingdom, the birthplace of modern popular love novels, or the New World affected by this trend, with the increasing popularity of education and the improvement of women's literacy rate, the sales momentum of popular novels is also more and more prosperous.

Purely in terms of sales volume and profits, romance novels can hang all other so-called "more elegant" literary publications on the market.

In fact, among the readers of love novels, there are also a lot of men, but it’s just because of the face. Few men will openly talk about their recent reading of a love novel, especially if they take the initiative to buy such novels in the bookstore. It is rare, and always wanted to cover up and claim that it was specifically bought for wives or daughters. As a gentleman, he is not interested in this kind of thing...

Joan looked like he was only 14 or 15 years old, and he was dressed as a student again. Unlike a married family, he walked into the bookstore and bought a lot of love stories, which inevitably attracted strange eyes.

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