Chapter 32: I Crossed the Line
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Song Yanzi changed her shoes and went into the living room.
The man was indeed there.
At that moment, Shen Yichi stood before the floor-to-ceiling window, one hand on his waist as he spoke on the phone.
He wore a white shirt and black trousers. His back was haughty, his figure tall and straight.
“Mm.”
“I understand.”
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Cen Ling struggled to sit up, but his whole body felt as though it had been broken apart, and he could not summon any strength at all. After exhausting himself, he finally managed to prop himself up, only to see Lin Haoran grinning foolishly at him.
After hearing Jiang Yue’s reply, Pei Jiqing immediately withdrew the arm he had draped over her and took her hand instead.
Su Yu looked at Mu Huai, whose cheeks were flushed like two red apples, and gave his face a rather beastly pinch.
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That delicate, boneless hand slipped into his trouser pocket. Through the thin fabric, he could clearly feel the warmth and softness of her palm.
Lin Wen no longer dared to pull at Su Qing either. It was several minutes after Su Qing had left before she slowly came back to her senses.
Perhaps he had once possessed the confidence and courage to stand against those criminal forces, but now he had the will without the strength.
Some of them had endured the loss of a father, a son, or a husband. They appeared so strong on the surface, yet were heartbreakingly fragile inside.
She had returned, but she did not want to see her father. She had not yet found the miracle doctor’s contact information, and if she saw her father now, all they would do was quarrel.
The great number of online commentators also voiced their opinions. Most condemned Mr. Hirose for being shamelessly inappropriate at his age, and the whole affair became extraordinarily lively.
Sheng Junyi listed everything the Empress liked, but told Lin Yinyin that what the Empress wanted most at present was a gold-threaded vest.
At last, this abnormal situation began to alarm the soldiers guarding the war elephants. Yet no matter what methods they tried to calm the animals, nothing worked. They could not understand what had happened to the elephants, and stood there utterly bewildered and helpless.
Even though the other person had already explained it clearly, Weiyang could not help asking. If one heart was occupied by someone else while the other contained no affection at all, could such a relationship ever end happily?
“Looks like you’re even more muddle-headed than I am!” He had only just woken up after the operation. According to Gu Yi, Nanmen Zun had first confirmed their location, after which Gu Yi led people to find them. As soon as they came ashore, Anqin was taken away.
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“Really!” Huangfu Fei did not want to offend her sister. Their relationship held little genuine affection, but once she angered her, she might even lose the chance to attend gatherings and go out for fun in the future. Wouldn’t she be bored to death?
If they had not developed some affection over the years, Xie Fei probably would have left Huanggu Star outright.
Jiang Nuan had never told A-Wen the story Aunt Wan had related, so no matter what the old Imperial Preceptor said, it did not match the image of the father in Jiang Nuan’s heart.
This underground palace was clearly far more spacious than the ones before it, and the ceiling was also much higher. Under such conditions, Baobao’s speed and flying ability were completely unrestricted.
He tossed the peanuts in his hand back into the sack without tying it, picked up the account book from the windowsill, and started back. “Leave this courtyard and turn left. There’s a pharmacy with a physician on duty inside. Take the child there to be examined. Don’t delay.”
There was a trace of impatience in his voice; he was already driving them out.
The two walked slowly for a while longer before going upstairs, and Lu Zhan was indeed waiting obediently for her there.
“Shall we take care of him while we’re at it?” The man was ruthless as well, and had guessed Situ Qingqing’s intentions.
After Shun ascended the imperial throne, he rode in a carriage bearing the emperor’s banners to pay his respects to his father, Gusou. He was gentle and respectful, fulfilling a son’s duty of filial piety. He also enfeoffed his younger brother Xiang as a feudal lord at Youbi.
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