Magic Doctor: CEO Lady’s Humble Husband (full story)

Chapter 231

heard that dog meat is excellent, especially wild dogs. It’s an acquired taste, and must be savored." "How dare you.." The sight of his dead dogs, who had been struck down by Fade, was already of utmost distress to Brett. Hearing that they would end up as an exotic dish to be consumed, caused his fury to increase greatly. However, he could only suppress his anger and did not dare take any action to stop him from doing this. He had no choice but to look on helplessly as Fade dragged away the three wolf dogs that he had raised from young. Although Fade had killed the three wolf dogs, Xenia Xu’s family had suffered heavy losses in regards to the pheasants they were rearing. Xenia’s mother still had a gloomy expression on her face, and Xenia continued trying to console her Seeing this, Fade had a brainwave. He called Xenia over and said, "Xenia, I think auntie is very fond of rearing these pheasants. How about directly building a pheasant

sternness. "Father, Xenia crossed the line. Not only did she get involved with some barbarian,she got him to beat me up and kill my dogs. I must seek revenge." This middle-aged man was Wyman Han, Brett’s father. After listening to Brett’s words, he frowned and said, "She’s just some petty woman. Don’t be so useless, complaining all the time. Don’t let others look down on the Han family." Brett pouted and said, "Father, I’ve been in love with Xenia for a long time, you are aware of this fact. But now..." He wanted to continue, but when he saw the change in his father’s expression, he immediately changed the topic and said, "Father, the Xu family is rising in prominence. I heard that they are starting a farm now. They are going to rent a piece of land behind the mountain and directly build their farm there. If the Xu family succeeds, our Han family will not be able to maintain our status as the richest in the village. Moreover, we were going to rent that land and mine for precious stones!" Wyman did not speak after hearing his son’s words, but his heart