The sickly little one was adopted by a wealthy foreigner and became a favorite.

Just as Aiden thought the person in front of him was about to explain something, Wu Tu simply tilted his head:

"? It's not that great, is it? I haven't even started taking care of you yet!"

"You've had a really bad time before!"

When Wu Tu talked about this, she became a little angry:

"Those old women shouldn't have treated you like that. Although you have a bad temper, they shouldn't have imprisoned you without even knowing the facts. They should have found out who was at fault, instead of treating you like a monster without human rights."

"You're not a monster, you're a human being."

The words that Wu Tu said casually made Aiden freeze in shock.

This was the first time he had ever heard anyone say such a thing to him.

He let go, and the little guy finally touched the ground, completely unaware of the wavering in Aiden's eyes.

He glanced at Aiden with a hint of displeasure and muttered angrily:

"How come you're so tall and stronger than me at only eight years old! That's not fair!"

Aiden seemed frozen in place by the glare from the eagle-eyed creature, standing there stiffly, somewhat at a loss.

He probably also thought that Wutu would attack him for these unfounded accusations.

But actually, the little guy just accidentally stepped on Aiden's shoes before going to bring breakfast.

"Eat quickly, then go to class."

"If someone comes to pick a fight with you, just treat them all like idiots and ignore them."

"Then you secretly tell me, and I'll get revenge for you. Don't beat him half to death in front of everyone, or you'll get locked up again..."

"Did you hear that, Aiden?"

Whenever Wu Tu sees Aiden, he becomes very talkative.

But Aiden remained as taciturn as ever, simply gazing at him.

After a long pause, Aiden asked in confusion:

"Who sent you?"

"What do you want from me? If I give it to you, will you disappear?"

In fact, according to common sense, Aiden wouldn't care about these things at all.

He didn't know what was wrong with him, but he just felt that he didn't want Ulva to be a member of the Winston family, nor did he want Ulva's current kindness towards him to be a lie...

He especially didn't want Wutu to leave him.

Although Aiden asked that question, Ulva gave him an answer he didn't want to hear... So even if Aiden had to force him, he would keep Ulva.

For him, with the black worm appearing before him to provoke him, there was no other option left.

The little guy was completely speechless when he met Aiden's icy blue eyes.

He explained, "I wasn't sent by anyone; I came of my own accord."

"I'm here to protect you, Aiden. I'm here for you."

"So I won't leave."

In Aiden's eyes lay undisguised obsession.

He's much more straightforward than when he was more mature:

"Forever? You'll never leave me?"

Udo was surprised that Aiden, who was so young, had only spent a few days with him and had already asked such a question.

Wu Tu paused for a moment, then smiled.

The little guy answered confidently, "Of course."

Ulu is now fully confident in responding to Aiden in this way, and can also use this answer to respond to Winston later.

Because he has truly accompanied his father through every stage of his life, in the end, they will definitely always be family and never be separated.

The black tusk's answer made Aiden's teeth itch again.

He looked at Wu Tu's smiling face and gritted his teeth.

I don't know if it wanted to eat the black rabbit or leave some kind of mark.

Because Aiden has never owned anything that truly belonged to him from childhood to adulthood.

He didn't feel the love of his family, nor did he make any friends in the monastery. Everyone avoided Aiden, and the nuns who cared for them would often withhold his food and supplies.

Other children occasionally receive gifts from their parents, a little perfunctory concern.

But Aiden had nothing.

He had nothing that belonged solely to him.

And now, Wu Tu appears before him, taking care of him, loving him, and being so adorable.

There could be no more perfect gift.

The gift that belonged to him could completely erase all the suffering and punishment he had endured before.

Aiden wanted to leave some mark on the black rabbit, just like they would write their names on their personal belongings.

This behavior is meant to prove that the black rabbit belongs to Aiden.

But Aiden couldn't produce any proof, which is why he wanted to take another bite out of the crow.

However, he had already verified that sharp teeth could cause the black tusk to bleed and become injured.

He didn't want the black rabbit to get hurt again.

While Aiden was pondering these questions, Wu Tu was already heading out first.

Wu Tu himself hadn't realized it yet, but with him in the kitchen these past few days, the children's enthusiasm for food had soared to unprecedented levels.

Even though the ingredients at the monastery were not bad, the people in charge of cooking were not professional chefs, but nuns (because their professional chefs could not handle these little darlings), so they only cooked some edible food.

But since the arrival of the black worm, the vegetables are no longer just blanched; sometimes they are served with a secret sauce and butter, and cut into cute little animal shapes.

Even the meat that used to have a gamey smell suddenly tasted especially delicious...

So the little one is spending more and more time in the kitchen preparing food, and the children's appetites are getting bigger and bigger...

Aiden saw that Wu Tu was about to leave, so he quickly followed. Only then did he realize that Wu Tu had actually become a teacher with a decent position, and also a cook.

The little guy is now wearing monastery clothes, somewhat similar to a priest's attire, a long gray robe that covers him completely from neck to toe.

But even in such clothes, when worn by Wu Tu, it doesn't give off a drab feeling. Instead, it's like a statue in a church that exudes a soft, holy light, possessing a sense of divinity and asceticism.

Aiden then stared at the black rabbit for a long time.

Wu Tu was completely unaware of the situation; he thought that because he was dressed in drab gray, he was just an ordinary passerby.

He was also busy checking on Aiden: "Have you eaten? Why are you following me? Rest a bit more, you're still growing..."

In order to catch up with the black rabbit, Aiden really did dump all the food on the table into his mouth at once.

He was still relieved that the crow hadn't seen him:

"I've finished eating, it was delicious."

"I'll help you with the work."

Seeing Aiden following him, Wu Tu had long since gotten used to it.

After all, Dad always followed Wutu like that.

So the little guy didn't say anything and took Aiden to the kitchen.

But to Aiden's surprise, there were already several children around his age waiting in the kitchen.

They were the boys who had come to help Wutu these past few days.

Wu Tu was already distracted and hadn't even remembered that she had promised to help them.

But the atmosphere in the kitchen changed the moment Aiden and the kids made eye contact.

Wu Tu glanced at Aiden, who had been thinking that Aiden wasn't actually that aggressive, since he hadn't made a move yet.

It's probably the same before; someone must have provoked him first before Aiden would make a move.

But before Wu Tu could finish her thought, Aiden had already rushed out the next second.

The other side was clearly also afraid of this beast with extraordinary combat power:

"What are you doing! We're here to help the teacher, what's it to you?!"

The children hid while questioning him.

Aiden became even more ruthless.

He simply didn't want his only companion, his only possession, to be taken away...

But the next second, the little guy reached out and pulled them apart.

Although Wu Tu isn't very strong, the little guy's fighting skills are now far superior to Aiden's at this stage.

He quickly subdued the fighting children, suppressing them all with force until they were completely convinced of his authority.

These children probably never imagined that their teacher, who looked so thin and weak, was actually so strong.