Chapter 116 Buddha, please protect your little fox (28)

It was a quiet night, and the mountain road was shrouded in darkness, with the occasional sound of birds singing.

Chen Yuan lay on Jingchen's back, tilted her head back, with a sweet smile on her face.

Hearing the noise behind him, Jingchen raised the corner of his mouth almost imperceptibly and asked softly

"What are you laughing at?"

"Hmph, happy."

Chen Yuan leaned over and made a face into Jingchen's ear.

The soft and sweet voice, with a touch of warmth, spreads over the fair skin.

Jingchen's eyelashes trembled slightly, his body shook unconsciously, and he subconsciously hugged the girl behind him tighter.

"Don't move."

Three hoarse words came out from between his lips and teeth. Jingchen rolled his Adam's apple, his eyes becoming deep and dark.

Chen Yuan let out a soft "oh" and stopped moving obediently.

She stretched out her white and round fingertips, grabbed Jingchen's black hair and played with it wantonly.

"Tell me, if Abbot Jingkong knew about us like this, would he be so angry that his beard would stand up?"

How come this little fox is so ungrateful after getting the advantage?

Jingchen chuckled, and in his mind he had already guessed what expression Abbot Jingkong would have when he found out.

It's nothing more than beating the chest and stamping the feet, feeling heartbroken.

I regret letting him go and I wish I could hit the ground with my head.

He curled his lips, his voice low and cold

"You better stay away from him when the time comes. I'm afraid he'll hit you with the wooden fish."

Shen Yuan snorted arrogantly, with a fierce and cute expression on his face.

"If he hits me with the wooden fish, I will turn into a giant fox and scare him to death."

Before Jingchen could speak, Chen Yuan continued

"Hey, I was just kidding."

After saying that, she hugged Jingchen's neck tightly and rubbed it hard a few times.

"itch."

Jingchen turned his head to hide, but he couldn't, and could only let the furry head mess around his neck.

The big hand with distinct joints and flawless whiteness was tightly grasping Shen Yuan's thigh.

It was a long, long mountain road.

It’s not that it’s hard to carry Chen Yuan on his back, but Jingchen just wants to walk slower and slower.

The broad back was hot and there was not a single bump.

The night falls and becomes deeper.

Shen Yuan was nestled behind him, sleeping soundly, with a sweet and gentle breathing sound coming from her nose.

*

The news that the little fox was found by the Buddhist soon reached Wuan's ears.

The next morning, he knocked on the door of the Zen room with his bags.

"Little fox? Little fox, are you there? I'm Wuan?"

The figure on the bed turned over and continued to sleep soundly.

"Little fox!"

Wuan called out a few more times, but when he got no response from the little fox, he threw the package behind his shoulder and rolled up his sleeves.

"Squeak."

The wooden window was pushed open, revealing two white arms.

Wuan struggled to cling to the window and tried to get in on tiptoe.

His face turned red and his chest hurt from the impact of the window sill.

After finally climbing onto the windowsill, Wuan slipped before he could even breathe a sigh of relief.

"ah!"

A ball of Wuan rolled to the ground, tumbled twice, and then hit the edge of the bed hard.

"Holy crap! An earthquake?!"

Shen Yuan on the bed staggered and opened his eyes in horror.

She climbed out of bed and looked at the unknown creature huddled in a ball on the edge.

"Who are you?"

Shen Yuan tilted his head in confusion, and then kicked Wu An on the head.

"ah!"

Wuan covered his head and let out a fierce scream.

"Little fox, I'm Wu An, I'm here to bring you some osmanthus cake."

Hmm? Osmanthus cake?!

Chen Yuan's eyes suddenly lit up, she quickly climbed down from the bed, and then went to help Wu An who was lying on the ground.

"Guihua... Ugh, Wuan, are you hurt from the fall? Come, let me help you up."

Although Wuan was thin, it was still a bit difficult for Chen Yuan to help him up.

Wuan screamed in pain and found a chair to sit down.

Shen Yuan poured him a glass of water and asked doubtfully

"How did you know I was back? You're so well-informed."

Wu An covered his waist which was hurt by the collision and waved his hand.

"Don't mention it. The abbot scolded Buddhist disciple Jingchen for this matter all morning. I think it's hard for him not to know."

"What? The abbot scolded him?"

Wu An nodded and said, "Yes, you don't know. After Buddhist disciple Jingchen finished chanting the sutra, he didn't even have time to eat breakfast before he knelt there."

Hearing this, Shen Yuan rolled up his sleeves and walked out of the meditation room angrily.

Wu An was confused. "Where are you going?"

"Buddhist temple."

"Hey, wait for me, my butt still hurts."

*

The Buddhist temple is filled with smoke.

Abbot Jingchen and Abbot Jingkong knelt on the cushions together. The atmosphere was a bit serious. Even the fat uncle in the corner shrank his neck and dared not smile anymore.

The abbot closed his eyes lightly and struck the wooden fish.

one time.

Two times.

The people around him still didn't respond, so Abbot Jingkong finally lost his patience and asked

"Buddha, have you really made up your mind?"

Jingchen did not open his eyes, but faced the Buddha statue and bowed reverently and solemnly.

"Um."

The abbot tilted his head, his old and clear eyes filled with regret and sadness.

"No regrets?"

It's still the same answer as last night.

"No regrets."

The moment the lantern floated towards the surface of Putuo River, he made up his mind to never regret it.

He was tired of the numb life day after day.

Only after the little fox appeared did he realize that there were so many happy things in life.

Elegant bamboo paintings, blooming fireworks, and tender green willow branches.

And the kiss that the little fox left on his cheek while standing on tiptoe in front of the lantern shop.

All of this was shaking his Buddhist heart, making it shaky and then collapse.

Abbot Jingkong was not surprised by his answer. He said nothing more, just slowly struck the wooden fish and then shook his head.

Two sneaky figures appeared outside the Buddhist temple.

When Chen Yuan rushed out of the meditation room, she looked so majestic and aggressive, like a big sister holding a knife to protect her husband.

As a result, when he arrived in front of the Buddhist temple, he became timid and could only hide behind the threshold to eavesdrop on the conversation between the two.

"Hey, can you hear what they are saying?"

Wu An shook his head very honestly and replied

"I can't hear you clearly."

Shen Yuan let out a light sigh, his entire face almost touching the door.

"Little fox, why don't we go? The abbot said that eavesdropping on other people's conversations is immoral."

"Then you just climbed through the window, which is even more immoral."

Wu An scratched his bald head embarrassedly. "That's the only way I could do. And you see, the abbot and the Buddhist monks are meditating seriously. There should be nothing wrong. Let's go first."

After saying that, Wu An added softly:

"If the abbot knew about this, he would be angry."

Chen Yuan blinked and listened carefully for a few seconds, but indeed could not hear any sound.

She withdrew her gaze and was about to leave with Wuan when she suddenly heard the voices of two women talking.

"Miss Ye is such a lovely girl, I didn't expect her to end up like this."

"Yes, I still remember that she gave my son a string of candied haws in town last year."

"So, it's time for us to repay her. I only hope that the Buddha can bless Miss Ye to be reborn into a good family in the next life, so that she can live a happy and pain-free life."