Chapter 77: Just Right

Si Yao pulled her hand back and raised it to knock on his forehead. “Got it.”

She spoke again, “When Bai Yu and I get married, you can attend the ceremony.”

With that, she opened the car door and got out.

Xing Jue felt a heaviness in his chest for no apparent reason. He forced a smile, tugging at the corners of his mouth...

She would never let any news slip out, nor would she ever allow Murong Qi to find out what was happening here.

However, using her movement technique inevitably stirred up celestial energy, and in a place so filled with evil aura, the celestial energy would stand out like a beacon in the night.

“Where are you? Come out!” The fake Su Ranran mimicked her every word and gesture, every mannerism, so vividly it was as if she were the real Su Ranran.

Upon hearing this, Zhang Yang’s eyebrows twitched. At last, after days of tension, he heard some good news, and the heavy weight in his heart could finally ease a little.

Zhang Yang and Director Liu had just reached the doorway when the thick, liver-colored wooden door quietly opened, as if the people inside possessed some kind of clairvoyance.

Chu Xuan was thoughtful as ever. After getting out of the carriage, she dutifully carried the unconscious young master into Ji Ningshuang’s boudoir, executing the entire movement seamlessly.

“What shopping? After we see the gift, I’ll go with you.” After speaking, Su Qinghan simply picked Su Ranran up in his arms.

Desai felt some regret. He shouldn’t have sold the canning machinery and its patents to the British so early, but there was nothing to be done. He had to make this exchange in order to obtain the steam engine and hydraulic machinery invented by the British.

Mrs. Lin was watching the news in the evening when, suddenly, she spotted a particularly embarrassing headline in the entertainment section.

“Princess?” Granny Hua appeared silently behind Su Jinxi, startling her so much that she nearly jumped.

He offered no further explanation and walked straight out of the ninth division. On the way, he unexpectedly ran into John, who seemed to have set up a temporary shelter here as a work station.

“Heh, I was supposed to kill him, but nearly got killed myself. I’d love nothing more than to return the favor.” Sun Miao yawned and continued walking forward, arriving at a huge neon sign marked with the Tianbao Auction House insignia, and slowly stepped inside.

Hearing Gong Chenchen’s voice, Du Banxia’s gaze shifted to the gift Du Qianqian had given her, and the grievance in her heart deepened.

At night, any bright light appearing in the darkness would attract zombies, just as sound would.

Yang Chen nodded, watching him leave in silence. He thought the Lin family really did have mouths like clockwork—only speaking when necessary, never uttering an extra word.

Used as a substitute for Feng Jingyu, Leng Yue did not resent it. What she wanted was to turn the situation irreversible, so that Jun Luoyuan could never escape her grasp.

“How obedient.” Chen Wen, keeping his promise, gave her the flower, tucking it into her hair, and pinched her cheek for good measure.

As we walked deeper in, it was just as Wild Axe had described—more and more animals began attacking us, and their behavior grew ever more bizarre.

Indeed, in the depths of the sea, there was a subtle green glow—hard to describe, unobtrusive and gentle. Had it been more glaring, Qiao Yi would have noticed it much sooner.

In the depths of despair, a young man arrived riding a dragon. With a smile and a few words, he destroyed the world-ending god and demon, astonishing all.

But Lu Yao merely raised her hand and tossed the luminous pearl into the cave. The pearl rolled along the ground, illuminating everything in the pitch-black cave as it passed.

Shi Jingtian’s attitude was indifferent; joining in the fun was neither here nor there. If it weren’t for Can Ying dragging him along, he’d much rather have stayed home.