Chapter 654: 656, Little Jinjin (first update)
Facing the teasing from the white-haired man.
Chu Jin ca back to her senses and smiled faintly, "Sorry, that was rude of ."
The man in her dreams didn’t seem so narcissistic, did he?
Chu Jin frowned imperceptibly.
"I say," the white-haired man pulled out a tarot card and continued, "can you only draw three of these, or can’t you draw more?"
Chu Jin looked towards the tarot card and said, "Sorry, you can’t draw more."
Blank card!
Chu Jin frowned slightly, this man, his first drawn card turned out to be a blank card!
In Chu Jin’s puzzled gaze, the white-haired man then drew a second card.
Still—
Blank card.
The corners of Chu Jin’s mouth curled up into a slight arc.
In a deck of tarot cards, there are only two blank cards, and this person had drawn both of them, which was quite unbelievable.
The smile on the white-haired man’s lips beca even more evident, slowly drawing the third card.
Imdiately, he flipped it over.
Start blank card!
This ti, Chu Jin couldn’t stay calm.
In a deck of tarot cards, there are only two blank cards, so where did this third one co from?
Looking at the three blank tarot cards.
Chu Jin’s head was still aching.
It felt like, she had encountered similar scenes sowhere before.
But where exactly?
Chu Jin’s headache worsened.
Her mind kept shifting through these scenes.
At the sa ti, strange words floated before her eyes.
A powerful man. Three blank cards. Capital City.
Yes, she definitely experienced the sa thing before.
On so past day, sobody had also drawn three blank cards.
That person must be the man from her dreams.
So.
Is the man before her eyes the man from her dreams?
Chu Jin looked up at the white-haired man, enduring her headache as she asked, "Have we... t before in Capital City?"
Although, she didn’t know what Capital City was exactly or where it was, her instincts told her it must be a place na.
She and he, must have t there before.
At her words, the white-haired man showed an incredulous look, "You rember ?"
He only had a fleeting glimpse of her in Capital City.
Unexpectedly, Chu Jin still rembered him; perhaps, this was what they called fate!
So, she had noticed him back then?
Was it because he was too handso?
The more the white-haired man thought about it, the more excited he beca.
Chu Jin frowned slightly.
Could it really be him?
Was the white-haired man from her dreams him?
Chu Jin looked at him, her mind brimming with thoughts.
The sa white hair.
The sa three blank cards.
Encounters in Capital City.
Could it be him?
Then... the him from the past.
And her.
What connection did they have?
Chu Jin lifted her hair to tuck it behind her ear and tested the waters, "Did we... know each other before?"
The white-haired man revealed a mysterious smile and countered, "What do you think?"
That last question was just a probe.
From the white-haired man’s response, Chu Jin seed to have found her answer.
Chu Jin gently curled her lips and spoke very lightly, "I think... we probably didn’t know each other."
Although the man before her felt very similar to the man from her dreams.
Deep inside, Chu Jin still couldn’t believe that he was the man from her dreams.
The emotions were off.
The man in her dreams had lost his beloved and was suffering imnsely.
But this man before her, still joking and laughing, didn’t show any signs of sorrow.
Clearly, he didn’t seem to be the man from her dreams.
However, dreams and reality ultimately had their differences, so Chu Jin didn’t dare to determine hastily if he was the one.
Therefore, Chu Jin couldn’t fully trust him at the mont.
Upon hearing her words, the white-haired man imdiately showed an extrely grief-stricken expression, "Little Jin Jin... you actually forgot ... ah... my heart... it hurts so much!"
Little Jin Jin?
Chu Jin watched him sowhat speechlessly.
Was this man’s face-changing speed not too fast? She had just t him, and he was calling her "Little Jin Jin?"
He had just been rather aloof, but how had he suddenly turned into such a picture of heartache in the blink of an eye?
Little Jin Jin.
In the recesses of her sealed mories.
It seed that no one had ever called her by that na, had they?
If she hadn’t known him before, how did he know her na?
For a mont, Chu Jin’s mind was flooded with thoughts.
"Better call
Brother Jin," Chu Jin raised her eyebrows slightly and drew out the blank card from his hand, speaking indifferently.
Brother Jin.
She preferred people calling her that.
It was more domineering.
It suited her unique personality better.
"Little Jin Jin, how can you be like this?" the white-haired man covered the area over his heart, lanting, "You’re so heartless, forgetting people after getting dressed. I used to call you that, and now... you actually want people to call you Brother Jin, have you no conscience..."
The white-haired man spoke as if he were genuinely aggrieved, and Chu Jin was stunned.
Was she that terrible in the past?
Chu Jin raised her eyebrows slightly: "..." Was she dealing with an idiot?
Seeing Chu Jin not responding, the white-haired man continued to wail, "Ah, ah, ah... my heart is truly broken, Little Jin Jin, don’t you love
anymore? How can you be so cruel?"
"Are you poisoned?" Chu Jin raised her eyebrows slightly, her tone light.
Not only poisoned but probably delusional as well.
The white-haired man instantly turned into a drama king, crying and saying, "Little Jin Jin... you are too heartless, you... you actually scolded ... tell , do you have another pretty boy outside and have started to despise ? My life... why is it so bitter! I don’t care, it was you who provoked
first, you have to take responsibility for ..."
Chu Jin looked up indifferently and said, "Don’t talk nonsense, call
Brother Jin."
Her voice was sowhat cold.
She really wanted to give him a beating!
But.
Currently, the true origins of this white-haired man are still unclear, and it’s unknown whether he recognizes who I used to be.
He must know , right? Otherwise, why would he call
"Little Jinjin" for no reason?
So, Chu Jin didn’t take any action.
Moreover, we live in a civilized society; it’s not nice to hit people randomly.
Upon hearing this, the white-haired man imdiately put on a different face, his smile gone as he said seriously, "You want
to call you Brother Jin, huh? Sure, unless you can say my na. Otherwise, you are my Little Jinjin, and you’ll be responsible for ."
Chu Jin looked at him, sowhat speechless.
This kid, his face changes faster than flipping through a book; he couldn’t possibly have split personality disorder, could he?
With the ntality of caring for intellectually challenged children, Chu Jin once again looked up and said very slowly, "Bai Ruyu, your na."
This was the mystery of drawing three Blank cards in a row.
Actually, he never really drew three Blank cards.
It was just his disguise technique.
Chu Jin had cracked his disguise technique, so she easily found out his na.
Bai Ruyu.
A man, actually having such a na; no wonder he talks so effeminately.
Like an idiot.
Chu Jin spoke casually, but Bai Ruyu was stunned!
After so many years!
He thought that no second person would ever know his na, but unexpectedly, today a young girl had said it out loud.
Perhaps.
This was the so-called fate.
Perhaps.
She was destined to be his wife.
The more Bai Ruyu thought about it, the more excited he beca; after so many years, he finally didn’t have to be single anymore.
Ah! Ah! Ah!
So thrilling.
Watching Bai Ruyu’s sleazy smile, Chu Jin involuntarily shivered, now certain that this man was not the one from her dreams.
This, this, this was completely a different person.
Chu Jin sped up cleaning the table, planning to leave early.
Cherish life.
Stay away from the intellectually challenged.
"Little Jinjin!" Bai Ruyu jumped in front of Chu Jin excitedly.
Chu Jin, walking back with Little Grey, was startled by his sudden move.
"Can you be any creepier?" Chu Jin raised an eyebrow and said coldly, "Also, I don’t know you well, so please call
Brother Jin."
Little Grey "aoow"-ed in agreent at her feet, shaking its head and wagging its tail at Bai Ruyu.
Bai Ruyu followed Chu Jin, "It’s okay, Little Jinjin, as long as I’m familiar with you, that’s enough."
This guy definitely had a problem.
Chu Jin ignored him and sped up her steps, trying to shake him off, but found that no matter how fast she went, he matched her pace.
Just like a plaster that sticks like glue.
Impossible to shake off.
Chu Jin, skeptical, sped up even further, her figure nearly leaving a blur.
Yet, the man still followed closely by her side, pulling faces at her, "Hahaha, Little Jinjin, I’m back, now I’ve disappeared, now I’m back again, anyway, you can’t shake
off, you are my Little Jinjin no matter what."
Chu Jin was speechless, speeding up even more, several tis faster than before.
Still, Bai Ruyu stuck close behind her.
As they both increased their pace, it was Little Grey who suffered, panting heavily, its tongue hanging out long.
This was the so-called "when immortals fight, mortals suffer."
Was it really okay for you two superhuman beings to bully an ordinary fox like this?
Little Grey was on the verge of tears.
He could only stick closely to Chu Jin.
Any last shred of good sentint he held for Bai Ruyu had completely vanished.
It was all Bai Ruyu’s fault. If it weren’t for him, would he, just an ordinary fox, be so exhausted?
So,
Little Grey’s gaze towards Bai Ruyu beca filled with more and more resentnt.
He really felt like biting a chunk of flesh off Bai Ruyu’s butt!
Seeing that Bai Ruyu was still following closely, Chu Jin quickened her pace.
Her body moved so fast it was indescribable.
The pedestrians on the road only felt a gust of wind blowing past them.
Little Grey, without realizing it, also turned into a gust of wind.
Seeing that Bai Ruyu was still following her, Chu Jin had to pull back, brake sharply, and stop. She said with a slightly angry face, "Bai Ruyu, I’m warning you, stop following . Otherwise, don’t bla
for being rude!"
Her cool voice, as if coated with a layer of deterrence, sent shivers down one’s spine.
Passersby couldn’t help but lift their gaze to look at her.
Amazent tinged their eyes.
My goodness!
Such a beauty.
If only I could be a little closer to her.
In that way,
her beauty might rub off on .
For a mont, the pedestrians could no longer walk properly.
They were imrsed in Chu Jin’s beauty, unable to extricate themselves.
Bai Ruyu, who was following behind, didn’t expect Chu Jin to stop abruptly, and so, with a "bang!" he crashed right into her.
Chu Jin stood there, unmoving, solid as a rock.
But Bai Ruyu wasn’t so lucky, getting knocked straight to the ground, now covering his nose, looking at her with a bewildered face.
However, before Bai Ruyu could react,
the lingering shadow of the frantic chase that ca after him crashed hard onto Bai Ruyu’s head.
A loud "bang!" resounded.
Chu Jin, sowhat unable to bear the sight, covered her eyes with her hand.
At the sa ti, two discordant noises ca from the air.
A painful howl from a milk-white fox.
A man’s cry of pain.
"Ow~"
"Ah!"
Chu Jin slowly moved her hand away from her eyes and looked at the person and the fox on the ground, their eyes seeing stars, unable to suppress a chuckle.
There were no visible injuries on Little Grey’s body.
But as for Bai Ruyu,
his forehead was split open, bleeding profusely.
The red blood, against his silver hair, was shockingly eye-catching.
Bai Ruyu first touched the wound and, feeling the severity of the situation, imdiately took out a small mirror from his pocket, looking at it from left to right, admiring the peerless beauty in the mirror.
Suddenly, when his gaze fell upon the fierce wound on his forehead, he scread in horror and even threw the mirror away!
"Ah! My face is ruined! I’m dying! I’m dying!" Bai Ruyu jumped up in his place, screaming.
Chu Jin looked at him.
This Bai Ruyu
was just like... a nagging woman.
Chu Jin put two fingers to her ears, blocking them, and then said to the fat fox on the ground, "You dog son, let’s go!"
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