Chapter 63: The Little Deer's Gift

Liang Dan couldn't help but exclaim, "How beautiful."
Another voice said, "How beautiful."
Liang Dan's eyes narrowed. Who was speaking?
The little spotted deer before her stopped drinking and stared at Liang Dan with its large eyes.
Liang Dan's heart skipped a beat. "Are you speaking?"
The little spotted deer opened its mouth. "It is I who am speaking. Hello, beautiful girl!"
Though mentally prepared, Liang Dan was still startled by the speaking deer.

The ministers had assumed that since even the Prince of Song had spoken, the Sage would no longer listen to Princess Taiping, but none expected things to turn out this way. Li Dan's reaction was anticipated by neither Li Chengqi himself nor, even more so, by Li Longye.

I said no. Back then, I was truly blinded by money. Anyway, I caused several scenes at the demolition office during those days and refused to let my mother go with me.

Her judgment was correct; the Flame Fiend had not yet fully controlled its power and was temporarily unable to detach itself from the magma to act independently.

Very well, then. Let's just assume I am being narcissistic. If Xiao Yang were a dead-weight loss, Xu Yi wouldn't promote him purely for my sake. He is indeed helping me, which goes without saying. However, since it is not a losing business for him, I still must thank him.

He looked at the agitated Demon God of Annihilation with a helpless expression, sighing inwardly: Ah! Still so devoid of depth, not even knowing how to keep one's emotions hidden behind an impassive face.

Meng Batian pondered for a long time, then stammered, "Th-that, Master, let me ask—if, if I were to enter Ling'er's r-room to pr-protect Ling'er, Ling'er wouldn't get angry, would she?" Having said that, Meng Batian didn't dare look at Mietian at all, shifting his gaze aside to stare at the Heaven-Shattering Giant Sword.

"Stone, why aren't you answering Xia Zhu's call? She has something she wants to convey to you," Chen Hao said.

"Where is Wild Wolf?" Ye Tian scanned his surroundings, realizing there was no trace of Wild Wolf in the room, and slowly walked toward the rooftop.

Chu Feng's heart stirred, a trace of surprise appearing on his face. Having been a guest of the Guanghan Sect for so long, he had never once met the Guanghan Emperor.

In many respects, Tang Si was still better than I was; it was only in matters of the heart that I was a fraction luckier than her.

"What's wrong with you?" Jessica asked uncomprehending, not knowing why Lin Xia had pushed her away, her face still flushed with the shyness brought on by Lin Xia's embrace and kiss.

Seeing Mengli like this, Lin Feng felt rather embarrassed instead. He merely smiled without speaking, for in truth, he had no idea what to say either.

Although not a true boss, its combat capability was essentially the same, save for its health pool.

Hiring over two hundred Douhuang cost 180 billion. With more than 500 branches having at least ten people each, how much would those five thousand plus experts cost?

"This... Liu Jian, what do you say?" Emperor Hongzhi was somewhat indecisive, looking for help to Liu Jian and the others, hoping they would help persuade him otherwise.

"You little rascal, always eyeing my silver... Fine! Everyone present, one and a bit, whoever gets married comes to me to collect silver! Damn it, I must have owed you money in my past life!" Li Dong scolded with a smile.

"I told you not to open the shop tomorrow because we aren't operating. Besides, a jade shop doesn't need to be open all the time anyway," he said.

When Miao Kui returned to his mansion carried in a sedan chair, the chiliarchs and brigade commanders under his command had already gathered together, with Qian Ning among them.

When Zhou Yi returned home, his father was pumping air into the family's dilapidated bicycle, while his mother had already laid out breakfast on the table. After the family finished eating, his father and mother went together to borrow a tractor from his great-aunt in the neighboring province.

Although it was already the early hours of the morning, the nightlife in Macau was exceptionally vibrant, and the streets were crowded with people. Li Si did not believe that the bald man would dare to open fire in broad daylight—or rather, in full public view. Sure enough, Li Si successfully hailed a taxi, and after telling the driver the destination, he began to keep an eye out for suspicious figures outside the car window.