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“Hong Jiao, even if you are unwilling, it is no longer up to you.” The Empress Mother sighed softly and then turned to the crowd. “Hong Jiao has voluntarily given up her bond with black fox. From now on, Ren Fei will be Hong Qiao’s husband.”
Ren Fei, he had taken advantage of this very point from the Empress Mother, acting without restraint. He knew that the Empress Mother would certainly grant his wish for Hong Qiao.
Hong Qiao took the Crimson Pearl Elixir and turned to Ren Fei with a gentle smile. Ren Fei returned the smile, and in their eyes, there was a shared affection. It was as if they were the destined pair.
I lowered my gaze, allowing the Empress Mother to decree Ren Fei as Hong Qiao’s partner. The Fox Empress looked at the gathered foxes and then at me, speaking calmly, “In that case, Hong Jiao, you may choose another.”
Everyone turned their attention toward me, their expressions varied. I scanned each of them, and all I saw was disappointment.
Finally, my gaze settled on a white fox curled up in the corner that had yet to take form. I pointed at him. “Let it be him.”
“What?” The Empress Mother’s tone suddenly rose. “Do you know that is…”
I interrupted her, “I know; that is a white fox.”
The white fox had low spiritual power and slow cultivation, holding a very low status within the Fox Clan. Ignoring the anger in the Empress Mother’s eyes, I said coolly, “Didn’t you say I should choose another husband?”
“Fine!” The Empress Mother was momentarily speechless by my words and waved her sleeve in frustration. “Since it is your own choice, so be it!”
With that, she looked at the foxes in the hall and said in a deep voice, “Today, Hong Jiao has chosen the white fox Yu Cheng as her husband. Immediate Contract!”
The other foxes cast envious glances at the white fox in the corner. Yu Cheng was the lowest-ranking white fox in the Fox Clan but had managed to form a bond with a Red Fox.
I gazed at the curled-up white fox, its slender form and somewhat disheveled fur catching my attention.
In my previous life, I had paid little heed to this white fox.
Unexpectedly, in this life, I was destined to form a contract with him.
I closed my eyes and sighed inwardly.
Well, perhaps this is my fate.
Resigned, I opened my eyes only to meet a pair of clear, bright eyes.
It was the white fox.
In that moment of eye contact, my heart trembled slightly, a familiar feeling washing over me.
He walked straight toward me, took a step closer, and suddenly transformed into human form, grasping my hand firmly.
Then he stood beside me with an air of dominance.
I was taken aback for a moment before realizing that he had already taken human form and was trying to show me goodwill?
"Yu Cheng is willing to form a contract with the princess," he said, his voice clear and pure.
I paused in surprise, quickly realizing that he was expressing his intentions toward me.
I couldn't help but feel astonished.
I had thought that he would resist me since he had not yet transformed and might be wary of forming a contract with a Red Fox, fearing that his low cultivation could harm his foundation.
Yet here he was, agreeing? Moreover, after transforming, he appeared quite imposing.
Not just me; everyone present, including my mother and Hong Qiao, wore expressions of disbelief.
"Yu Cheng is willing to form a contract with the princess, for all eternity, never to part ways or regret." Seeing that I did not respond, he repeated himself.
I snapped back to reality and softly replied, "Alright."
He reached out and pulled me into his embrace.
My heart fluttered as warmth surged within me.
This was the first time someone had chosen me so resolutely.
Ren Fei's expression changed. "Hong Jiao, you need to think this through. The White Fox has a lowly status and is of no benefit to your cultivation!"
I let out a cold laugh. "As if you hold such high status yourself."
Ren Fei's face turned pale, and he seemed about to say something more, but I couldn't be bothered to look at him again.
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