Hu Zhuangzhuang quickly removed the probe upon being reminded: "Sorry, sorry, it might not be well calibrated yet. I’ll fix it when I get back."
"It’s okay," Xia Ye looked out the window, where Gao Yanyan had just pulled the curtains shut, obscuring any clear view of the surroundings.
A bird? A wild cat?
Xia Ye frowned slightly, "Did sothing just pass by the window?"
The team mbers looked at each other; their attention had been on the sudden spike of the instrunt’s dial, and none had noticed anything outside the window.
Hu Zhuangzhuang tapped the instrunt twice: "It fails right at the crucial mont. This never happened during the tests, did it?"
Xia Ye slowly shifted her gaze from the window to the instrunt in his hand.
Was the instrunt really... broken?
**
By the ti the team mbers left the building in small groups, it was getting dark outside, and the street lights ca on.
Xia Ye was still thinking about the near overload of the instrunt when she heard the laughter of several students in the distance.
Looking in the direction of the sounds, a familiar car caught her eye.
That car had just dropped her off at school in the evening. Not two hours had passed; why had it returned?
Xia Ye dallied montarily on the spot, waiting for the students watching the excitent to leave before she approached.
She didn’t go directly to the passenger side, but instead rounded to the driver’s side, tapping on the window to confirm whether it was indeed here for her.
The window rolled down a third of the way, and the man’s handso profile turned toward her.
Jiang Xuan smiled and said only two words: "Get in."
Xia Ye got into the car: "Did you need ?"
Jiang Xuan: "No reason."
Xia Ye laughed, "Then why have you co? Didn’t we just part ways today?"
The warm yellow of the street light flooded into the car, scattering in the tender gentleness of the man’s eyes. He was blunt: "I missed you. After dropping you off at school, I went back to the company. I only got halfway through the contract and couldn’t read any further. I missed you a lot."
These few words made Xia Ye feel sowhat dizzy.
It was like the alcohol she drank the night before was only now taking effect.
Jiang Xuan stroked her smooth cheek, indulging in this emotion unique to humans.
There were no shortcuts. Wanting to see her ant setting aside everything to seek her out.
It seed troubleso, but he relished it.
He felt that this one year in the human world was worth many, many years on Ear Mountain.
It seed only such explicit expressions could make it clear to a slow-reacting person like Xia Ye.
It appeared that her frequent encounters with him in the human world were not by chance.
She thought he was patrolling the human world, but from the start, his eyes were only on her.
With a "click," Jiang Xuan unbuckled his seat belt, his fingertip pressure intensifying on her lips: "Take off your glasses."
Xia Ye: "?"
Jiang Xuan leaned over: "I’m going to kiss you."
Just in ti, she also wanted so Spiritual Energy.
Jiang Xuan lifted her chin, his lips brushing against hers.
He ticulously traced her lips, as if painting.
When she opened her mouth to speak, he deepened the entanglent, exploring.
n seed naturally gifted in this respect, now much more skilled than their first kiss.
He brought her hands to wrap around his neck, gently coaxing her until Xia Ye responded.
The girl’s fair fingertips buried in his black hair, the other hand releasing that pitifully small shirt to instead grasp the man’s tie, shifting from passive to proactive, filling the car with romantic intensity.
The mont before the storm, the taste of blood spread in their mouths.
Jiang Xuan’s frown was almost imperceptible as he pinched her face, asking her to open her mouth: "Two fangs have grown."
The girl’s cheeks were a flushed red, with tiny, sharp white fangs akin to a fox’s on each side—utterly wild.
The man’s brow was furrowed, but his tone was amused: "You’re dead if you dare to turn into a fox in bed at a crucial mont."
Xia Ye couldn’t control it; filled with Spiritual Energy, she couldn’t restrain the joy of revealing her true form.
She licked her lovely fang, her eyes enigmatic as if gazing at a piece of Tang monk at: "So, this ’in the future’ you speak of... exactly when is that?"
The two were lost in each other’s gaze, unaware that another car had just stopped behind theirs.
The man in the back seat was mobility-impaired, but his eyesight, particularly his night vision, was exceptionally sharp.
He recognized the license plate of the car in front.
Although the windows were tinted for privacy, making it impossible to see clearly inside, it was as if he could already see the heated outlines of the pair in the front seats.
"Hmm, brother’s at your building..." the man hung up the phone, his voice casual but the aura chilling as he spoke to the unsuspecting driver, "Guess what the people in the car in front are doing?"
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