your question. Just give me his information." Fang Yu cut Xia Xiaoying off.Xia Xiaoying looked at Xia Heguang, seeking his opinion.Xia Heguang nodded."Wait for me a moment." Xia Xiaoying walked into...Fang Yu kept walking forward, Tang Xiaorou following closely behind him.
"Fang Yu, was that... really not a ghost just now" Tang Xiaorou asked, still shaken.
"No." Fang Yu glanced at Tang Xiaorou and said.
"But why couldn't that waiter see him before" Tang Xiaorou asked.
"Didn't he just say that He used invisibility," Fang Yu said, raising an eyebrow.
Tang Xiaorou nodded vaguely, walked for a while, and suddenly thought of something. She looked up and asked, "Fang Yu, did you see this man from the beginning"
"Yeah." Fang Yu replied.
"So... you were intentionally trying to embarrass me!" Tang Xiaorou said through gritted teeth after she figured it out.
Recalling the scene of her trembling all over and crying in Fang Yu's arms just now, Tang Xiaorou felt a pang of shame, her face as red as an apple.
Just having finished a meal, Fang Yu wasn't in a hurry to return to the apartment. He decided to take a leisurely stroll for a while.
Tang Xiaorou walked beside Fang Yu.
The two walked at a leisurely pace. Tang Xiaorou, still flushed with embarrassment and anger, lowered her head slightly, her cheeks reddening.
To passersby, this was just a young couple, fresh in love and full of youthful awkwardness.
After a while, Tang Xiaorou finally managed to escape the shame that consumed her heart.
She looked up and glanced at Fang Yu beside her, asking in a low voice, "Fang Yu, if you don't go to college, what do you want to do"
Upon hearing this, Fang Yu glanced at Tang Xiaorou and said, "I have a lot of things to do."
“At your age, how could you possibly have so many things to do Studying should come first!” Tang Xiaorou said seriously.
Learninger than he imagined.Fang Yu opened his Insightful Eyes and looked down at the giant serpent.Within the black qi, one can see the flesh of the great serpent rapidly being reconstructed.Under the gaze o...