My face must have turned a deep red. That exhaustion was easily misunderstood, especially with two people being tired. I covered my forehead; the sound outside had already disappeared.
Mu Yin, you still lack your brother’s deep scheming.
Mu Chuan was silent for a long time before saying: “Mu Yin and you are the most important people to me. I don’t want him to be hurt, and I don’t want you to be hurt.” Then he added, “I also won’t let you go.”
Mu Yin may have been hurt, but cutting off those feelings now would be the least damaging to him.
But that “I won’t let you go” – who knows how many emotions were contained within.
I remained silent, then heard him lower his voice and say: “We will get married.”
Among the few people participating, Huahua was the most normal and genuine one. Qingyuan was like an ice block, and I didn’t even have the energy to mock him; I bet he would look the same way even when marrying Huahua. Shaoyao was forced to be the host, and seeing her face about to twist into a knot, I felt secretly pleased.
In the corridor of the pear garden, large red lanterns hung everywhere, red silk intertwined, and when a breeze passed, a sea of flying red appeared. Walking under this red sea, I felt an inexplicable stirring in my heart.
I covered my chest, having lost nine drops of blood. In four more days, I could leave the ghost realm. When I return, even if the high god scolds me, I’ll definitely request a job that doesn’t require me to show my face in the human or ghost realms. While each reincarnation mission is fascinating, and I’m reluctant to give them up, I no longer want to live in fear in the ghost realm.
I took a light breath, with pear blossoms everywhere, and my mood gradually calmed.
Mu Yin had not appeared again. He probably knew about my supposed marriage to Mu Chuan and wondered how things were. I shook my head and smiled, thinking to myself that I wouldn’t actually marry.
“Sister! Sister!
I turned around, and Huahua was rushing towards me, holding Yaya, almost crashing into me. I reached out to steady her, saying, “Don’t rush, speak slowly.”
