The Fairy Fox: Shen Yan and Lu Yin

Chapter 13

Two weeks later Yue Yue was starting to settle in her new school in city C, a province away from her uncles. Her father had decided to be a brand designer after all and just so happened to get a job in this city. The person who offered the job to Lu Yin was Xiao Mo's university friend who also happened to recognise Lu Yin from their time at university. 

He wanted to return a favour to Xiao Mo and didn't mind working with Lu Yin. Xiao Mo over the past few years had become a small boss who owned his own business with small branches across the country. His rapid growth was due to the line of business he was in and his willingness to expand to other areas.

Lu Yin and Yue Yue had spent a week with Xiao Mo and Lu Bai learning about everything to acclimate better into society. It was very easy for Lu Yin since he could use his power to understand everything, Yue Yue was also a fast learner with a hunger for knowledge and armed with curiosity to boot.

Lu Yin decided to use the same identity he had used to get into university making it easier to register Yue Yue and get her an identity rather than creating one from nothing. The entire process was so smooth and so quick Lu Yin had even questioned if his brothers knew he was coming back and had prepared everything in advance.

 The house they had gotten was close to the central city in city C, just not too close. Without any traffic jam it was roughly forty minutes away from the central city. The suburbs where they bought a house was called community S, a community for the upper-class. The houses were mostly built by the home owners themselves after buying a piece of land in the area, thus depending on the location, one's house could be so close so as to see their neighbour in the morning or farther enough to only be able to hear the noise made by the barking dogs.

Lu Yin thought it suited him perfectly, Yue Yue could play with the neighbourhood children and he didn't have to go through any unnecessary community interactions. Even though it was a community for the upper-class it was very welcoming and cosy, and the community seemed friendly to children...in short the people were not absolute snobs. The real snobs however were the neighbouring town called town M. It was a town for the established rich, full of mansions. Some of the people who lived there even owned wine farms and produced wine. The point is these two communities didn't get along.

Lu Yin had registered Yue Yue in a school located between these two communities. It was a school that catered for both communities and the children from both community S and town M attended this school even if they didn't get along. 

It became a clash between the humble rich and the spoiled brats. The school was a twenty-minute walk away from the house and a seven-minute drive. The communities were considered safe and both were friendly to recreational activities, thus children could either walk home accompanied by a caretaker or wait for their parents to fetch them from school. From any angle one could see that Xiao Mo had put some thought into selecting this area.

Every after school it was a spectacle to see, the rich madams from these two communities not only dressed up but came with their most expensive cars, each wanting to outshine the other community and flaunt their wealth.

Yue Yue on this day was too unhappy to observe the day's spectacle so she could regal her dad with the stories because another child had decided to find trouble with her. This child was a boy from town M who was a bonafide rich young master. Yue Yue had already endured his mocking, teasing and looking down on her since she started school a week ago. He mocked her for being eight years old and only in grade 2, a grade for seven-year old children and for her small statue.

As soon as the bell had rung for school dismissal, whilst appearing like a friendly gesture to observers she had quietly goaded him to follow her out of the school to a place slightly far away where they could not be observed unless someone was specifically looking for them. This young master had wanted to see just what this small girl wanted to do thus he had followed without protest.