"You’re not just bad, you love to boast and talk big."
"..." Nie Jiuque paused for a mont, then burst into laughter. His laughter was hearty and pleasant, as if her words were praise rather than criticism.
"Why are you laughing?" She found it odd. This man often laughed for no apparent reason, and she never knew what he was laughing about each ti.
"Little girl, you’re so interesting. Had I known there was a fairy like you in the Immortal Realm, I would have co here long ago."
"Tch, I wouldn’t have wanted to et you earlier. Otherwise, I don’t know how many punitive rulers I would have suffered or how many punishnts I would have had to copy because of you."
Seeing her look of disdain, Nie Jiuque thought for a mont, then suddenly extended his hand. With his long index finger, he drew a few strokes in the air, leaving behind a spell phrase.
"What’s this?" She looked at the spell phrase floating in the air, shimring with golden light.
"Rember this spell phrase. If you ever make a mistake or are about to be punished, just silently recite this spell three tis in your heart. I can appear within the ti it takes for half an incense stick to burn, even from ten thousand miles away."
"Why would you appear?"
"To help you out of trouble, of course." If this little girl foolishly makes another mistake, and her father wants to punish her, he would cause a ruckus in the Immortal Realm so her father won’t have ti to hit her.
"No, you’ll only make get hit harder, and besides, I won’t call you. I don’t want to see you at all."
"You don’t trust ?"
"Hmm." She nodded firmly.
"..." Nie Jiuque was montarily speechless.
"Just rember it. If you ever need my help or want to see , you can find ."
"I don’t need your help, and I don’t want to see you again. Don’t co to the Immortal Realm looking for ."
"Do you dislike that much?"
"Who told you to always cause trouble for ..." she mumbled quietly, clearly still holding a grudge against him.
Nie Jiuque lifted his hand and lightly tapped her little head: "Little girl, I didn’t know you could hold a grudge."
"You’re not allowed to tap my head again." She glared at him angrily.
"Why?"
"Mom says it’ll make stupid."
"It’s alright, you’re already quite silly, and no tap will make you sillier." He said with a smile.
"I hate you!" Her face flushed with anger, and she stopped eating the pastry.
"Hurry up and leave. Mom says this is my private room, so no one but the Fairies and Mom can co in, not even Dad." She stood up to drive him away.
"But I’m already here." He blinked, propping his chin with his hand, giving her an innocent look, suggesting it was too late.
"Then hurry up and go now!"
"I’ll go, but you’ll accompany ." Nie Jiuque said as he stood up, reaching out to grab her hand.
"You’ve been grounded for so long, you must be bored. Let take you out for so fresh air."
"I don’t want to, I’m not going anywhere." She imdiately hid behind.
"Then I’m not leaving." Nie Jiuque acted like a rascal, glancing at her tidy, girlish bed draped with pink and white silk. He smiled and boldly walked over, lying down on it.
"You go ahead and finish your punishnts; I won’t disturb you."
"You’re not allowed to sleep on my bed. Get up."
She chased after him, grabbed one of his hands, trying to pull him up.
However, he refused to get up and mischievously exerted force with his wrist, pulling her down.
She was caught off guard, and he pulled her down on top of him, her forehead bumping against his chin.
Looking up, their eyes t.
Both were montarily stunned.
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