??Chapter 1387: Chapter 1389: Challenge the Entire Team
Chapter 1387: Chapter 1389: Challenge the Entire Team
He could hear the seriousness in Chiang Xiao’s words.
It wasn’t that she was particularly clear-headed at the mont, but what she said seed to co from the bottom of her heart.
She had hardly ever left her hotown. Going to high school in the county doesn’t count as wandering, right? Plus, she always had her grandparents with her.
Moreover, she had already bought two houses, living in her own house in the city and her own house in the county. What does that have to do with wandering?
If one were to say, her father being unknown, and her mother’s whereabouts a mystery, even that doesn’t relate to wandering.
Thus, ng Xinian couldn’t figure out what she ant by her statent.
Chiang Xiao allowed herself to be drunken because she knew ng Xinian was by her side. Otherwise, she would have already gone to the restroom to sober up with Spirit Spring Water from her Space.
Knowing he was by her side, she had soone to rely on, she allowed herself to experience the taste of drunkenness, not wanting to rely on the Space for everything whenever.
But when ng Xinian asked her again about why she felt this drifting sensation, she did not respond again.
“Does your head hurt?” ng Xinian did not press further.
Chiang Xiao, on his back, shook her head and swayed, wrapping her arms around his neck, playfully said, “It doesn’t hurt, just dizzy. Tyrant ng, walk slower, don’t jolt .”
ng Xinian couldn’t help but laugh and cry, but still he slowed down, trying to walk as steadily as possible.
He was already walking very steadily; it was this girl, dizzy from the drink, who claid he was jolting her.
Chiang Songhai also worried that carrying her all this way would tire him out, yet he didn’t feel tired at all. It was usual for him to undergo weight-bearing cross-country training; Chiang Xiao’s weight was nothing to him.
Moreover, he felt that after drinking the Spiritual Spring Water from her Space, his physical endurance had improved a lot.
“Tomorrow you’ll pack up, and we’ll spend the sumr vacation in the city, got it? I’ll co ho to accompany you whenever I have ti.”
“You hardly have any ti.”
“I have ti when I’m not on a mission,” ng Xinian said.
“That’s a lie. When you’re not on a mission, you still have training,” Chiang Xiao retorted.
“When I’m not on a mission, and not training, I’ll always squeeze out so ti.”
Chiang Xiao patted his shoulder, pouting, “Do you even have one day a month? This year, have we t three tis? Hmm, four tis? Twice?”
She was counting sowhat confusedly.
Hearing her words, ng Xinian felt a twinge of guilt.
When Chiang Xiao was sober, she never complained about him spending too little ti with her, nor about his frequent missions and busy training schedules; he thought she didn’t mind. But now he realized that when she was coherent, she was just being considerate of him.
He was a Supervisor Guard Officer, and he always had to sacrifice his personal life for the greater good.
Luckily, Chiang Xiao wasn’t the type of woman who depended solely on a man for her existence, sothing ng Xinian now greatly appreciated. She had her own studies, hobbies, and career.
“I’ll try to squeeze out more ti to be with you, okay?”
Chiang Xiao shook and swayed her head, “I can also co to find you. Next ti when you’re on a mission, if I’m free, I’ll hide in the Space and secretly follow you, okay?”
ng Xinian chuckled.
“If it’s a classified mission that even family mbers can’t know of, then you can’t,” he said, his heart ward by her words and softened, yet he had to stick to this principle.
“Then I’ll talk to Officer Yang, if he disagrees, I’ll challenge his whole team!” Chiang Xiaoxiao waved her hand arrogantly.
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