Volume 1, Chapter 39: The Girl He Regained

If the person asking this was Zhou Chenbai or Liang Jun, Zhu Lizhen’s attitude would be extremely unpleasant.

Because of Su Lin’s actions this time, Chen Xueling’s impression of him improved slightly, leading her to speak a few more words to him.

When Gao Liang looked up and saw Ma Yong, his mouth fell open in shock, and he stood there, frozen, not daring to move.

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Their son had become capable and established his own career, managing everything remotely from home and earning a substantial income every month; now, the family’s only remaining worry was his marriage.

Furthermore, we booked a triple room—not because we were trying to save money or felt the need to be inseparable, but because there was something eerie about recent events, and being apart only made us feel insecure.

Su Lin leaned back against the side of the hot spring pool, eyes closed and body bare, looking utterly relaxed and content.

A flush of crimson suddenly appeared on Lin Xue’s icy face; the moment she broke through her frozen shackles, a surge of towering rage erupted.

“Come on, big brother, sprinkle some more salt on it for me!” Zhao Xu took a bite, found it a bit bland, and reached out to place the lamb skewer back onto the grill.

The dark chamber was not very large, with bare walls and no furnishings, save for a few miscellaneous items piled in one corner.

Unfortunately, the hatred had not vanished; it had merely been suppressed, and it might erupt even more violently at any moment.

He waved triumphantly at the crowd, knowing that since everyone was aware the winning bid last year had been twenty thousand, his immediate offer of twenty thousand was intended to secure the first incense stick in one stroke.

Thinking back to the discussions among the ministers whenever incidents occurred within the palace, Feng Yong felt that facing those officials would truly be a troublesome affair.

Because as he was now, he truly did not know how to face Su Li or how to resolve the issues between them.

Or could it be that their household was actually so poor that her man had been arranged to live in such an environment?

“Sister Wenting, if I told you who he is, you would definitely be shocked,” Kaixuan said mysteriously.

Half a year ago, he had been nothing more than an ordinary villager, a migrant worker even city dwellers looked down upon.

Stung by the pain, Yi Ruohan jumped in surprise, forgetting for a moment that she was balancing on a roof beam. Moreover, the room belonging to her Sect Leader was not just extravagantly luxurious—and its vast size went without saying—but it was also incredibly, incredibly high, which was the crucial point.

From beginning to end, this matter was not about Lathander attempting to ascend to the throne of the God King, but about Ao stripping that position away.

While they were chatting and laughing, Yi Ruohan found herself under the baptism of hundreds of gazes, falling into a crisis and wishing she could find a hole to crawl into and hide.

Lin Zhixiao furrowed his brows in disgust, but suddenly recalled that being with Sister-in-law Pan Hong felt significantly better than masturbation.

It was no wonder; although this middle-aged man still couldn't quite let go of his airs, he was already showing me a smile, one that even carried a hint of flattery, and his choice of address was wildly inconsistent.

Qian Yun kicked the ground fiercely. He was no longer the person he had been when he first descended the mountain; he understood that many things could not be solved simply by charging in blindly. With Venerable Lihuo and Venerable Xuanshui absent, he knew that if he went up and angered Yue Kui, he would likely not escape with his life.

“No, if he were the commander-in-chief, he would have long since ordered the entire army to push over the mountains and launch a full-scale offensive. The commander-in-chief must be Yiran!” I said.