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The other side.

After scaring Xiao Qi away, Cheng Shi left the military camp and stood in an empty corner at the edge of the high ground, staring into the distance in a daze under the moonlight.

He did seize one of Xiao Qi's trained beasts, using the Molten Fire Coffin that Xie Yang had given him.

Of course, the tamed beast stuffed into the Molten Coffin must be dead, and it is still unknown whether it can provide clues to Xiao Qi's true identity. However, Cheng Shi was not thinking about these things at the moment. He was thinking about his relationship with Xiao Qi.

Indeed, Xiaoqi deceived himself with a lie and stole the "destiny" that should have belonged to him.

But......

To be honest, everything Cheng Shi is experiencing now and the beauty in his memory that he can't let go of is probably the fate he really wants to have.

If he could do it again, he would be willing to be deceived by Xiao Qi, because he just wanted to wait until the old man pretending to be embarrassed came to adopt him again.

But there is never a next time in life.

Therefore, Cheng Shi did not hate Xiao Qi to the core, and he didn't even know if he could be called hated.

When he was left in an orphanage as a child and watched Mr. Du take Xiao Qi away, Cheng Shi didn't hate him that much. At that time, he was still immersed in the epiphany of "how to use lies" and didn't have any other feelings.

Perhaps it was the sarcasm of teachers and the injustice of his friends in later life that made Cheng Shi feel a little regretful, but at most, it could only be regarded as the loss of a good playmate and the resentment towards Xiao Qi's betrayal of friendship. As for the rest, it still applies that this child has never been a entangled person since childhood.

Even if these vague feelings of resistance could be considered hatred, then this hatred...had long since disappeared after Lao Jia brought back the box of Coke.

So now, at this moment when even gods have become reality, Cheng Shi has long let go of this so-called friendship and this meaningless relationship.

Friendship is never one-sided. If one party betrays someone, it is not actually betrayal, but the friendship has never been established.

It was because of this idea that Cheng Shi actually looked at Xiao Qi more like a stranger with whom he had accidentally traveled for a period of time, and this stranger had deceived him once, so he could be considered to have "the upper hand". However, based on his observation of Xiao Qi in this trial, the other party did not seem to think so.

He is very obsessed.

Now comes the interesting part. If Xiao Qi really lived a comfortable life as he said, "no shortage of food and clothing, studying abroad, graduating from a prestigious university, and inheriting a family fortune", then why would the other party be so disrespectful to him, a "low-class" playmate who had been teased and "defeated" by him in childhood, and even "picked up" by an old scavenger?

Can't freedom, money and time heal the scars in this world? Besides, even if there are scars between the two of them, they should be on their own bodies...

So, this old friend who deceived me with lies probably told me another lie.

Tsk, he is really devout in his pursuit of fraud.

I just wonder if he, who was so pious, is happy with his passing?

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