Lily Shaw, with eyes swollen like peach pits, stubbornly looked at him and persistently asked, "Uncle Ox, I'm serious. Without you, my mom might not have made it, and she's my only family member. Your great kindness and virtue, I will never forget even in death!"
"Alright, alright, you little brat, I'm scared of you. Here, here's my business card. You wanted to repay me, right? Will you listen to what I say? You will, right? Then hurry and eat that noodle!" Uncle Ox deliberately put on a fierce look, widening his eyes and raising his brows.
Lily Shaw saw him acting silly and burst into laughter. Then, she took off the bracelet given to her by Mrs. Lowell from her wrist and stubbornly stuffed it into Uncle Ox's hand, "Uncle Ox, this isn't a thank-you gift, but my promise to you. It's my favorite bracelet, please keep it for me first. When my mom gets better, I'll come with her to thank you in person."
