Several people looked at Qiqing in a daze, but Qiqing couldn't see the shock in their eyes.

He said seriously: "The fish just now were scared away. I waited for a long time before I saw them."

Looking at Qiqing's innocent face, Bai Ziyu looked a little dazed, not knowing what he was thinking.

Bai Shi looked at the fish floating on the lake and murmured, "What a powerful internal force." A deep sense of uneasiness surged in his heart.

Bai Shi looked towards his master, only to hear Bai Ziche say, "Bai Shi, go catch all the fish and grill them."

Bai Shi hesitated for a moment and said, "Yes, Your Highness."

Bai Ziche said to Qiqing gently: "You must be hungry, go over there and eat something."

"Yeah," Qiqing responded.

Bai Ziyu handed the grilled fish to Qiqing. Qiqing ate it with great satisfaction and did not forget to say thank you from time to time.

Bai Ziyu bit a piece of meat in his hand and said disdainfully: "Eat slowly, no one is trying to snatch it from you, and you're eating so dirty."

He said this with disgust, but unconsciously used his hand to wipe the residue from the corner of her mouth.

The tenderness in his eyes was something I had never noticed before. It's true that watching others eat is also very happy.

For Qiqing, everything was new, especially the food. She didn't know if she had been hungry for a long time.

She always felt like she wasn't full, just like how she could always finish any amount Ning Anan cooked.

Thinking of Ning Anan, Qiqing felt a little depressed. The movements of his hands and mouth stopped, and his expression became a little gloomy.

Bai Ziyu glanced at him and asked, "What's wrong? Are you unhappy after I said a few words to you?"

Qi Qing shook his head, pointed to his heart, and said, "No, it's me that's weird."

Bai Ziyu and Bai Ziche glanced at each other and both knew that Seven Emotions Amnesia was probably more than just memory loss.

At night, when Qiqing, who was supposed to be resting, appeared in front of Bai Ziche and Bai Ziyu again, they became more certain of their thoughts.