Dog Training (ABO)Ch12 - The best of both worlds

He was not a person of weak will; on the contrary, he had always had clear convictions and accurate judgment. Having gone through so much, he was certainly not foolish enough to be easily swayed by a bit of kindness.

His attitude had always been clear. Feng Zhan stayed because he needed a job and a place to stay, and Ruan Xiao happened to need someone to help around the store. He paid him a salary for his work and provided food and shelter, a mutually beneficial arrangement. WYeO9r

Of course, he didn’t forget that Feng Zhan’s warmth and concern were all due to amnesia. So, originally, he didn’t expect Feng Zhan to stay for too long or to do much work, considering he was a pampered young man who grew up with a silver spoon. However, to his surprise, a month passed, and there was no sign of Feng Zhan recovering from amnesia. He was becoming more adept at taking care of Ruan Xiao and managing the store.

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He would diligently work in the store, prepare various dishes that Ruan Xiao liked, and take Ruan Xiao to any place he wanted to go.

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However, if Ruan Xiao could have foreseen everything that would happen later—the unforgettable deceptions and hardships—even if he were to be enchanted by Feng Zhan’s tenderness and care at this moment, he would never have let this man stay.

After the start of the school year, the store became busy. The previously ordinary store clerks were suddenly replaced by a strikingly handsome high-level Alpha. Although Feng Zhan rarely smiled and gave off an intimidating and aloof aura, even cheap street clothes couldn’t conceal his strong presence. Nevertheless, this attracted the admiration of students who had recently differentiated into Betas or Omegas. After school, they eagerly came to the store to catch a glimpse of him.

Thanks to him, the previously struggling bookstore saw a several-fold increase in turnover, making Ruan Xiao increasingly convinced that keeping Feng Zhan was the right decision.

With the booming business, the store’s opening hours were inevitably extended. By the time the last wave of students finished their evening self-study and visited the store, it was usually close to ten o’clock. Ruan Xiao took advantage of the quiet moments between customers to tidy up the store, and the actual closing time was often pushed beyond ten-thirty.

The accident from years ago left lingering effects on Ruan Xiao’s body. Even though he had recovered, his body was not as strong as before. With the store thriving and busy until late at night, Ruan Xiao, who spent the whole day working at the front desk, was starting to feel the strain.

Usually, he didn’t even bother to manipulate his wheelchair during these times. It was at these moments that Feng Zhan would efficiently tidy up the store, arrange the books, and then close the store to push him back home.

Previously, for the convenience of operating the wheelchair, his home was minimally furnished, containing only essential items. However, since Feng Zhan moved in, Ruan Xiao rarely used the wheelchair at home.

Because whenever Feng Zhan was around, he enthusiastically preferred to carry Ruan Xiao to wherever he wanted to go. Initially, Ruan Xiao was clearly not accustomed to it. After all, he was a one-meter-eight Alpha. Despite losing a lot of weight in recent years, he still had a standard male physique. He wasn’t one of those slender Omegas, and being carried around like a child didn’t seem quite fitting. evDX6J