Reincarnation: My Possessive Beast Husband
Chapter 269 - 270: Revealing Pale, Soft Feet

Chapter 269: Chapter 270: Revealing Pale, Soft Feet

The carriage was his, were they supposed to kick him off?

Let him compensate, then they would have to get off the carriage, but where could they buy a new carriage at this moment?

So, they couldn’t do anything to him.

Su Yan thought, this might be the reason why Master Mo Chen had no reaction...

Well, if they couldn’t shake him off, they might as well let him join them on the road; after all, even if they didn’t take him, he’d find a way to stay with them.

By evening, they stopped by a small river and decided to catch some fish to grill and eat.

Su Yan immediately volunteered eagerly, "I’m good at this, let me do the fishing."

Shen Wu wasn’t about to show weakness either, "I can fish too. Let’s have a competition to see who can catch the most."

"Fine. I will definitely beat you," Su Yan said excitedly with a smile, the setting sun shining on her face, making her exceptionally radiant and beautiful.

Xiao Tan stood not far from her, arms crossed over his chest, gaze deep, looking in her direction, not sure if he was watching her.

Su Yan took off her shoes and socks, rolled up her pant legs, revealing her fair and soft feet and calves, and slowly walked into the river.

Shen Wu’s eyes widened in surprise, then with a look of disdain, he turned his head away.

This woman, really corrupting morals.

There were three men here, and she just took off her shoes and exposed her feet...

Turning his head to see the young master sitting in the carriage without coming out, and Xiao Tan not in the same place, Shen Wu felt much more relieved.

Since no one saw, he wouldn’t remind her, let her enjoy herself for once...

So he too took off his shoes and socks and walked into the river, but in the opposite direction to Su Yan, for he didn’t want to see her without shoes.

The river wasn’t very deep, not even reaching Su Yan’s calves; she slowly walked downstream, the riverbed’s smooth pebbles, though not sharp, still hurt the soles of her feet.

However, compared to the fun of fishing, this discomfort barely mattered.

Suddenly, Su Yan, with her keen eyes, spotted a large fish swimming under some bushes at a bend up ahead.

She approached the spot with excitement and indeed saw a big fish.

Holding her breath, Su Yan followed behind the fish, slowly bending down, stretching out her hands, and just as she was about to pounce...