Noble Husband At the Door

Pei Mu was obviously stunned. He looked at the restaurant owner and then at Yvonne. For a moment, he was extremely stunned and did not move. He did not know if he should continue to eat his food.

"Pei Mu, I know that you must hate everyone in the Pei family, but if you want revenge, you shouldn't have used such a method."

"Hero Hannigan, not only is he the benefactor of our family, but he is also the benefactor of the descendants of our family. Without him, once the Pei clan falls, not only will the capital city fall into chaos, but the entire Pei clan will be plunged into misery and suffering."

"So, I'm begging you. As long as you quickly return home and obediently stay, not to mention four thousand amethysts, you can even take this shop."

The shopkeeper was sincere, which made Samuel even more confused.

If the four thousand amethysts were to be given to someone else as a gift, it would be understandable. After all, it wasn't his so that he didn't care about the money, but that the shop was willing to give it away meant that it wasn't as simple as it seemed.

The shopkeeper really wanted to keep Pei Mu away from him.

What did that mean?

After all, Pei Mu was a little boy. He was a little confused by the shopkeeper's attitude, but he still obediently stopped eating. He got up, got off the table, and was about to go to Pei Manor.

However, he didn't take away the amethysts on the table.

"Stop!" Samuel stopped Pei Mu.

If the boy really took the purple crystal and left, maybe Samuel would not stop him, but he did not do so, which proved that the boy was actually pure and kind in his heart.

In that case, Samuel really did not understand what was going on.

He took a few steps forward and pulled Pei Mu back to his seat. He then swept his gaze over the shop owner and sighed, "Looks like the Pei Family and I are two different families after all."

"My surname is Hannigan, and the Pei family's surname is Pei. Yvonne, we have different paths."

Yvonne had wondered why Samuel would suddenly say such a thing, but after she understood what he meant, she instantly changed her mind and snorted. "Yes, no matter how we help others, in fact, we are just outsiders."

Hearing the conversation between Samuel and Yvonne, the shop owner felt wronged.

After hesitating for a long time, he looked at the two of them and said, "Mr. Hannigan, what... what are you talking about? You saved our family, and we are grateful to you. How... how can you

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Samuel smiled disdainfully and said, "You all made us confused when we came out for a meal with a child. I want to ask, what are we if we are not outsiders?"

"Mr. Hannigan, you... you don't know this. This Pei Mu... Alas, in short, with your status and contribution to our Pet Clan, it's absolutely not a problem for you to take care of any child, even my child."

"Since I do not know, you should tell me instead of being so secretive." Samuel said.

Seeing that Samuel was determined, the shop owner felt very helpless for a while. He wanted to say something but found it difficult to do so.

However, Samuel was very clear that the shopkeeper's attitude was changing.

"Just say what you want to say. If anyone blames you, just say that I ordered you to do so." Samuel reassured him.

"Alright." The shopkeeper sighed. The shop owner had made up his mind after hearing what Samuel said.

"After all, if I don't make it clear, once something happens to you, I will have countless responsibilities. I think... no one will blame me."

Samuel nodded. After exchanging glances with Yvonne, they both kept silent. Yvonne even poured a cup of tea for the shop owner and asked him to sit down and talk.

The shop owner held the glass. After thanking Yvonne, he raised his head and drank it in one gulp.

Then, he slowly opened his mouth.noveldrama

"Actually, there has always been an

unwritten rule in the Pei Clan. This

rule applies to all members of the

inne court and all the commoners in the Pei Clan's capital city."

"That's to keep a proper distance from Pei Mu."

"Why?" Yvonne asked in confusion, "He's just a child, and he's very obedient.

He's not aggressive at all and won't hurt anyone."

"Why should we keep a proper distance from him?"