??Chapter 1706: Chapter 1706: When Will It End?
Chapter 1706: Chapter 1706: When Will It End?
“Yes, that’s Brother Chushui,” Yue Tianze nodded.
He was sowhat older than Yue Tianhao and not so easily placated, so the words Yue Tianyu sotis said went in one ear and out the other.
Of course, this also proved he wasn’t as foolish as the Third Brother, right?
“He truly is our blood brother, the one Father and Mother just found,” he explained.
“So, Second Brother, you an to say that we should beco closer to Brother Chushui from now on, right?” Yue Tianhao tilted his head and asked the Second Brother.
“It seems so,” Yue Tianze nodded.
Their tutor always taught them to be respectful and deferential among siblings, and that must be what he ant, right?
“Then shall we go and see if Brother Chushui wants to hang out later?”
Yue Tianhao really was still young, coming up with ideas on the fly; he had just suffered at Yue Chushui’s hands yesterday, and yet here he was, wanting to go over to play today.
Yue Tianze: “…”
He watched his Third Brother sowhat speechlessly.
“Third Brother, aren’t you afraid of Brother Chushui’s man-eating gate anymore? You just ntioned you might have nightmares tonight,” he reminded.
“Oh, but I didn’t know he was my real elder brother back then. Second Brother, you think my real elder brother would harm ?” Yue Tianhao asked innocently.
“That’s true,”
Yue Tianze nodded, feeling that the Third Brother had a point.
“Then let’s go tomorrow morning.”
anwhile, Yue Tianyu, listening to his two brothers’ conversation, was enveloped in gloom.
These two little guys were supposed to be his younger brothers. How had everything changed so soon?
It was all Yue Chushui’s fault. Why did he have to return and take everything that should have belonged to him?
His hands, hidden in his sleeves, clenched tightly.
…
Five more days had passed in the Jinhui Dinsion.
“When will these days end?”
Lin Caisang looked up at the sky speechlessly, lying on a table covered with her drawings, all of which featured Sui Zimo.
“Ziyou, how have you been spending your days here?”
She looked toward Sui Ziyou, who was walking toward them from a distance and asked.
She had only been here for twenty days and was already feeling like she was going insane. How long had Sui Ziyou been here? Did he really not miss the outside world at all?
“It’s quite nice here,”
Sui Ziyou walked over and said.
He usually chatted with the animals, tinkered with herbs and dicines when bored—what’s not to like?
“Sister-in-law, you’re just too anxious to get out,”
Lin Caisang was anxious because of the things she wanted to do outside.
But she was different; her business outside was settled, save for that hatred. What else was there?
Of course, Brother Zimo and sister-in-law would help her avenge that hatred. The only downside was she couldn’t see Jiang Zuo as often.
But she was content with that; seeing him infrequently was still better than never seeing him for a lifeti, right?
“Really?”
Lin Caisang pouted slightly, looking toward Sui Zimo.
“Brother Molian, do you also think so? Am I just too impatient?”
“Yes,”
Sui Zimo nodded.
“Don’t worry, when the ti cos for us to be able to leave, we naturally will.”
“I really am anxious…”
Before Lin Caisang could finish her sentence, she felt a violent shaking under her feet, shaking her head dizzy.
“Mo… Brother Molian…”
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