The workday had already begun, but Di Luo hadn't started working yet. Instead, he stared blankly at the computer screen.
He'd already played the video twice...it was clearly filmed on a cell phone. The person who posted it had thoughtfully censored most of the characters, except for Bai Linglu. However, for those close to Di Luo, that alone was enough to identify him. After all, he was in a show-off mood, frequently bringing Bai Linglu to his colleagues and friends.
Regret, he regrets it very much now.
He never imagined that someone would film it and upload it to the Internet.
What hit him hard was that Bai Linglu said he was destined to be childless.
Ahhhh, as a man, this is a profound humiliation. Now the entire internet knows about it. No wonder my colleagues all had that reaction when I came to the office today. Seeing him acting over there, they must be laughing at him in their hearts, right?
How could he continue to work in the company? For Di Luo, who valued his reputation, this was like having his entire face trampled underfoot. At this moment, he hated his ancestors for being so mean.
Even though he knew he shouldn't look at it, he couldn't help but open the comment section.
[Actually, it's pretty good to have a vixen as a partner. She has everything you want.]
[Don't blame the vixen. If my family had been tricked into being unable to transform for generations, I would have done even more. He even considers the girls who might have been deceived into marriage.]
Even so, the groom, who was kept in the dark, still felt quite pitiful. His relatives were also traumatized. Waking up to find themselves sleeping in a graveyard would have frightened them to the point of becoming ill.
There's no need to sympathize with the groom; his family deserves it. They've been so picky for years, driven by the desire to wipe out the bride's family. What normal in-laws would arrange for all their relatives to live in their daughter-in-law's house on the first day of the wedding? After getting the marriage certificate, their family acted incredibly arrogant, constantly boasting about how easy the bride was to control and even boasting to their relatives that they'd sell her pre-marital assets for a house in a school district.
[So, it seems like the male fox did a great deed by taking him in. It's best to keep men like him out of the market.]
Di Luo became even angrier. Is this even human language?
His anger made him even more sensitive, and he felt everyone was making fun of him. Under these circumstances, Di Luo felt he couldn't stay at the company anymore, so he took a leave of absence.
…
In the office where Shi Miao used to work, her former colleagues were also discussing Di Luo's affairs, but they were mainly gossiping during lunch break.
"No wonder Miaomiao insisted on attending the wedding. Did she see something?" Xiao Su had a mysterious confidence in Wen Miaomiao.
Xiao Shen had a better memory, and she suddenly brought up the matter, "I remember Miaomiao reminded Di Luo from the beginning, saying that it would be better for him to spend more time with her so they could get to know each other better. But Di Luo thought Miaomiao was jealous and even mocked her."
A girl who was chewing an apple concluded, "It's hard to persuade a damned ghost with good words."
Speaking of Wen Miaomiao...
Xiao Su said, "I remember Miaomiao said she told us our fortune and would send it to us on June 1st, but now that time has passed."
She checked her text messages but didn't find any from Miaomiao. There were no messages on WeChat either.
Xiao Su simply sent a text message to Wen Miaomiao.
A few minutes later, Wen Miaomiao’s reply came: Check Weibo.
Weibo?
Xiao Su will show the text message to everyone?
Xiao Shen thought for a moment and said, "Maybe Miaomiao sent it to us directly through her Weibo account?"
She logged directly into her Weibo account and started checking private messages. The next second, Xiao Shen's eyes widened, and she looked like she was dreaming.
"What's wrong?" Seeing that she didn't react properly, the others pushed her.
Xiao Shen looked dazed, "Shi Miao, sent me a private message."
Oh my god, that's Shi Miao! Their company didn't know how many people were Shi Miao's fans. If she hadn't had any talent for it, Xiao Shen would have wanted to learn some Xuanmen knowledge.
"It's not a fake account?" The girl couldn't help but laugh as she finished speaking, lightly slapping herself on the lips. If it were anyone else, there might be accounts deliberately created to resemble celebrities to capitalize on their popularity. But no one dared to do what Shi Miao did.
"Look what she told you."
Because the name Shi Miao caused such a huge shock, everyone forgot about Wen Miaomiao for a while, and their minds were filled with only Shi Miao.
Xiao Shen clicked on it and discovered the private message was actually a fortune-telling for her. The fortune-telling predicted her fortune for the coming year. The main message warned her that next month, an old friend she hadn't spoken to in a while would try to trick her into a scam under the guise of financial management, and warned her to be careful.
Since the contents of the hexagrams were not particularly private, Xiao Shen showed them to others.
Xiao Su and the others looked envious, "Oh my god, Shi Miao actually told you your fortune personally, you are so lucky."
As long as Shi Miao didn't have any major events, he would usually draw a spot for fortune-telling every three days. However, given the large number of competitors, Xiao Su and the others diligently reviewed for a long time but still weren't selected.
Xiao Shen debated how to respond to Shi Miao, whether to offer a flurry of praise to express her excitement. Suddenly, her eyes fell on the time of the private message, and a look of uncertainty crossed her face. "This message was sent yesterday..." And yesterday was June 1st.
She scrolled through her other messages. There were only two messages sent to her yesterday, and none from Wen Miaomiao. They knew Wen Miaomiao's personality; she wouldn't stand someone up for no reason. Besides, she had just replied to Xiao Su, letting them read her Weibo post.
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