"Oh, hello."

Su Yuxi casually responded and quickly walked inside, her figure giving the impression of fleeing in panic.

Upon entering the hall, the decorations almost blinded her.

If the jade outside made her feel that this place was luxurious, the gold ornaments inside made her want to move the whole house away.

This guy surnamed Hua is incredibly rich.

Logically speaking, she was clearly in debt, so giving her a meal was already a favor, yet she was treated like an honored guest.

Forget it, that guy surnamed Hua is probably a bit off his head.

Su Yuxi reached out and touched a golden lamp on the table. "Universe bag, universe bag, can you conjure one for me?"

She was so filled with regret that she felt like she was trampling the ground.

When Hua Zan returned home, he was unsurprisingly beaten until his skin was torn and bleeding.

The people he took with him this time were all important figures. Not only did he fail to satisfy the guests, but he also made such a big mistake, leaving them injured and bedridden. Some of them almost died when they returned with their injuries.

When he returned, the old man in the house flew into a rage, whipped him so badly that the cane broke, and kept him in bed for three days.

Although he was badly injured, he didn't utter a single word and took full responsibility for the incident. Otherwise, Su Yuxi would probably be buried in the ground three days ago.

Once he was able to walk, he summoned his bodyguard to inquire about Su Yuxi's condition.

There's really nothing to ask.

She's provided with the best food and drink, and has bodyguards protecting her; what kind of trouble could she possibly cause?

Su Yuxi didn't really cause much trouble. She just secretly learned about the geographical location of the United States and memorized the escape route.

Today, as usual, she was leisurely sunbathing and eating sunflower seeds in the garden, enjoying her life to the fullest.

However, Hua Zan's appearance successfully ruined her good mood for the day.

"Hmph, I'm having a good time here." Hua Zan was an impatient person, and as soon as his injuries healed a little bit, he immediately ran out.

He carefully moved his body and sat down in the chair opposite Su Yuxi.

Su Yuxi glanced at him sideways, noticing his odd behavior, but said nothing, showing no awareness of being a debtor, and didn't even stand up to welcome him: "Not bad."

Hua Zan's eyes twitched twice, his back tensed, and his slender fingers tapped rhythmically on the table: "Why haven't you contacted your family these past few days? To transfer the money?"

“I’m an orphan, I have no money.”

Those few words completely shut down Hua Zan's desire to find out about her family.

"What about your friend? Can you lend him some?"

"No friends, no money."

Hua Zan narrowed his eyes dangerously. If he still couldn't see through her perfunctory attitude, then he must be a complete idiot.

He knew he couldn't get any useful information out of this woman for the time being, and although he was angry, there was nothing he could do.

"Get up, I'll take you somewhere."

Su Yuxi is currently burdened with debt and has no right to refuse.

Hua Zan took her to a horse farm.

This is not an ordinary horse farm, but a competitive horse race.

Under the sunlight, several horses were running desperately on the fenced-off track. Many people sat in the stands, their fists clenched, their eyes bloodshot as they stared at the galloping horses. Cheers and shouts of anticipation filled the air. The jockeys lay on their horses' backs, their hands tightly gripping the reins, and their horses, like arrows released from a bow, charged desperately toward the finish line.

They had only been standing there a short while when a man jogged up to greet them: "Young Master Hua is here."

"Shall we pick one today?"

"Several good horses came in a few days ago, they're sure to win, and the bets are high today, so please spend less..."

Hua Zan raised her hand to interrupt his noisy chatter, giving him an arrogant sidelong glance: "Lead the way."

"Okay, sure." The henchman immediately pushed aside the people blocking their way and led Hua Zan to the stable without any hindrance.

Hua Zan must be a regular here. Whenever he appears, everyone respectfully calls him Young Master Hua and wishes him great success.

The stables were filled with many fine horses, and the horses that were about to compete had all been tethered with red ropes. They were ready to help their masters win the championship.

Finally, they stopped at a stable in the corner. Hua Zan pointed to the rows of tall and mighty horses and said to Su Yuxi, "Pick one that can get me first place."

He's not keeping people around for nothing; he's lost so much money this time, he has to find a way to make up for it elsewhere.

Horse racing is his weakness. No matter how strong or powerful the horse he chooses, he can never get first place. His best result is second place, which makes him a target of ridicule from his friends.

So today, he brought Su Yuxi out so that she could choose a good horse.

She has a deep connection with animals, and she might be able to beat out the best horse she can pick. Winning would make her proud and she's been holding this grudge for years, and she's determined to get it out today.

Seeing her slight reluctance, Hua Zan, fearing she might have some bad intentions, quickly added, "If the horse you choose comes in first place, you'll get 20% of the winnings."

It's like she can buy stocks without spending any money, and whether they go up or down is none of her business.

Su Yuxi had indeed intended to just pick out some random horses for him, since none of the horses that could enter this horse farm were ordinary cattle or horses.

But when it comes to money, their attitude changes completely.

"Keep your word."

"Naturally," besides lacking money, he also wanted to redeem himself.

Xiao Mazai was good at reading people. He saw that Hua Zan was leaving all the decisions to Su Yuxi, which proved that she was a different lady tonight.

"Hello, miss, let me explain the details of these horses to you:"

Su Yuxi waved her hand: "I don't need to do it myself."

The young man chuckled, having never seen a boss choose horses without introducing them: "Miss, this batch is all purebred Akhal-Teke horses. This batch was just trained in Outer Mongolia. You can take a look."

Su Yuxi scoffed at his emphasis on introducing those horses. Although those horses looked beautiful and were full of muscles, and their initial explosive power was indeed quite good, their speed would slow down when they reached the sprint stage.

“I want this one.” She pointed to a horse tied to a large banyan tree. It looked forgotten and was munching on dry grass with a dejected expression.

The young man ran over and disagreed, saying, "Miss, this horse was injured before, and its past performance wasn't that great. It's retired now, and in a few days we'll send it to another horse farm to retire." Saying it was to retire actually meant sending it to another horse farm to make the most of its remaining value.

Su Yuxi didn't like listening to him. She walked up to the horse, waved, and gestured for it to lie down.