Chapter 104: Thank You for Coming to Me
“You’re not worthy of her. Although you treat her well, you need to face the harsh reality. Your family’s financial situation is ordinary at best; you can’t provide her with the life she deserves. She grew up in the Mu family, where everything she wore and used was exquisite. What else can you offer her besides your kindness? You should have considered this from the start when you were with her…”
“I admit that college love is pure and enviable, but you are about to step into society. You must recognize clearly that love without bread cannot last. Love is beautiful, but it is fragile—fragile enough to require material support. Ultimately, love must be grounded in the practicalities of daily life…”
Silver needles whizzed through the air as Lin Ran fell backward. Wang Peng burst into laughter.
The moment the painting was unveiled, hearts raced. Several experts nearby, including art dealers like Bai, were filled with excitement as they examined the artwork.
“Of course. Otherwise, how could Zhang Auction House, once the most influential on this street, have its transaction volume fall to less than half of its usual?” Another person chuckled knowingly, a look of satisfaction flashing in his eyes.
At that moment, the sound of the fiery horse echoed from afar. Mo Li paused as he sharpened his blade, his lips trembling with a faint flush.
Between brothers, there’s no need for many words or sentimentality. Each has their own goals and their own missions in their hearts.
That afternoon, during the late hours, a scout reported that the Northern Ming army had set out from the rear camp, heading toward Mamiya City. Upon hearing this, Wu Faxiu was secretly pleased. When he inquired about the details and learned they were attacking the commander’s banner, he could no longer contain his laughter. It seemed this psychological ploy had truly worked.
Yang Li was stunned for a moment, then spoke with even greater enthusiasm, her smile growing warmer and more radiant.
“Why? Why!” Xu Huijie asked weakly, her voice filled with confusion and unwillingness.
“Alright, alright… let me think about it properly,” Allen said with a helpless smile, no longer persisting. After all, he had never encountered anything like this before—naming someone was truly a first for him.
Seeing this, Zhang Yiman blushed deeply, at a loss for words. She had never been spoken to like this face-to-face before; it was utterly embarrassing.
What Master Tai referred to as the Primordial Heavenly Sovereign—correctly written as Primus—is an enormous intelligent mech, not the Taoist deity Yuanshi Tianzun.
Seeing the situation, Xi Xi’s drowsiness vanished instantly. She quietly slipped back under the covers, then slid a hand to Qi Ye’s waist and gently squeezed.
“I don’t agree. Mr. Liszt and Mr. Clay are neighbors, aren’t they?” Su Wei said lightly.
She turned her head to find Mo Beichen, who had previously been unconscious, now sitting beside her. His brows were knit in concern as he looked at her.
Mo Beichen was so moved that he didn’t even notice his secret had been revealed. At this moment, his entire heart was focused on the person before him.
Almost as soon as Liu Jun appeared, Qian Zhong and Ouyang Lan had thoroughly appraised her from head to toe, both wearing expressions of disdain.
Yu Ye had hoped to advance to Black Iron Stage 3 this time. He had arrived full of excitement and prepared one strategy after another. But all of it hinged on the White Snake being seriously injured.
Having navigated the romantic world for so long, their skills at trapping sugar daddies were masterful. Yet today, they were bested by a “family relic.”
“Damn!” Hawkeye Clint gasped sharply. He had thought the electromagnetic trap would hold Vision for at least ten minutes, but in reality, it couldn’t hold for even one.
Mei Mei pouted as Thin Monkey pinned a gardenia in her hair, her heart brimming with sweetness.
“Your Ladyship, we have arrived!” The carriage stopped, and a eunuch stepped forward, respectfully helping Yun Yan down from the carriage.