World 1: Modern CEO (3)

Xiao Yan took Su Su to a pet store specializing in rabbit supplies.

His striking looks drew the clerk’s attention instantly. Ahhh! So handsome! And the way he looks at that rabbit—so gentle! I’m melting! The clerk rushed over, beaming. “Welcome, sir! How can I help?”

“Need things for my rabbit.” Xiao Yan cradled Su Su as he browsed racks of tiny outfits. He lifted a frilly pink dress. “Do you like this?”

Su Su tilted her head. Ask me?

Xiao Yan smiled. “Yes, you.” His rabbit’s clothes should suit her taste.

Then I want this one! Su Su tapped a pink satin gown with her paw. Ben Su adores pink!

Xiao Yan nodded to the clerk. “We’ll take it.”

What followed was a shopping spree: every item Su Su’s paw graced—dainty hats, velvet bow ties, a diamond-studded collar—Xiao Yan added to the pile.

The clerk’s expression shifted from awe to disbelief. Their store was luxury-branded; prices weren’t trivial. Yet this man was emptying shelves without blinking. How obscenely rich…

After buying clothes, toiletries, and premium rabbit food, Xiao Yan paid and left.

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Noticing Su Su seemed to understand him and behaved well, he skipped the cage and settled her in the passenger seat. She snuggled into the leather, whiskers twitching contentedly.

Xiao Yan’s usually placid heart softened. How is she this adorable?

Ding!  ‘Xiao Yan’s favorability +5. Current favorability: 8.’

“Wow, god’s favorability is easy to grind!” Tu-Tu bragged in Su Su’s mind. “See? Being a rabbit works!”

Su Su mentally rolled her eyes. Whatever.

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Back at his villa, Xiao Yan carried bags in one hand and Su Su in the other. He’d even bought her a miniature wardrobe.

He placed her plush pink nest in the living room corner… then frowned. Too far. He relocated it beside his bed. Perfect.

After organizing her things, Xiao Yan cooked dinner for himself. He filled Su Su’s dish with gourmet rabbit pellets.

Su Su sniffed it—and shoved the plate away with a paw. Disgusting! I want meat! Fish!

When Xiao Yan returned, he found his rabbit sulking beside a full, untouched bowl.

“Don’t like it?” He scooped her up.

Su Su shook her head fiercely.

“Carrots then?”

But Su Su wasn’t listening—her crimson eyes were locked on the steamed sea bass cooling on his table.

Xiao Yan followed her gaze. Rabbits… eat fish?

Then again—his rabbit understood human speech. Why wouldn’t she crave meat?

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