Chapter 133 Don't Cry

Chu Ran shivered, raised his limp hand, and subconsciously pressed it against Li Fu's chest.

Li Fu bit Chu Ran's ear and called out with unsteady breathing, "Ran Ran."

The moist air blew towards his earlobes, hitting the sensitive nerves. Chu Ran twisted his body and softened into a puddle on the couch.

Chu Ran's other hand was also held tightly by Li Fu. Li Fu raised it slightly, stared at Chu Ran with a gentle gaze, and asked softly, "Is it okay?"

Chu Ran arched his knees, looking a little uncomfortable, and looked at Li Fu with his watery eyes. The next moment, Chu Ran raised his hands, hugged the back of Li Fu's head, raised his head and kissed Li Fu's lips hard.

…

In the end, Chu Ran was completely out of strength. Li Fu held Chu Ran's waist and let Chu Ran rest his head on his thighs.

Chu Ran closed her eyes to rest, while Li Fu lowered his eyes and gently inserted his bony fingers into Chu Ran's fluffy hair.

Not only did I have a different face to see him, but even my hair had become so short.

The fingertips gently stroked Chu Ran's scalp, and Chu Ran felt so comfortable that he felt dizzy.

"Aren't you sleepy?" Chu Ran buried his head in Li Fu's chest, closed his eyes, and asked in a muffled voice.

“Not sleepy.”

It’s not that I’m not sleepy, I’m just worried that if I fall asleep, Chu Ran will disappear, just like many nights before, when I woke up, Chu Ran was gone.

"What's in the wooden box on the table?"

I saw the Taoist priest bringing the box in during the day. When the two of them were fooling around just now, Chu Ran accidentally glanced at the box on the table and felt that there was nothing good in it.

"It's a pill made by the Taoist priest." Li Fu said.

"Pills? For you to eat?"

"Um."

"Bring it here so I can see it."

Chu Ran forced himself to sit up. Li Fu hesitated for a while, but still obediently took the wooden box to show Chu Ran.

The pill was wrapped in fine silk. Li Fu lifted the top layer of silk, revealing the black pill.

Chu Ran frowned.

In the past, when emperors got old, they wanted immortality, so they believed in Taoists and pursued immortality. How old is Li Fu now? Why does he also believe in these feudal dregs?

Besides, there is no such thing as an elixir in the world. In fact, the so-called elixir contains poisonous heavy metals and minerals. If you take it for a long time, it will cause chronic poisoning. I don't know when Li Fu started eating these things. Maybe it was because of eating these that Li Fu got sick.

"These things are poisonous. Don't eat them anymore." Chu Ran said, and even put the pill into his clothes.

Li Fu smiled and said, "What nonsense are you talking about?"

"Who is talking nonsense! This stuff is poisonous! Eating too much will not only harm the body, but also reduce the life span. It is not a good thing!"

"It's okay." Li Fu didn't seem to think there was anything scary about this, and even said in a nonchalant tone, "It's good to see you."

Chu Ran finally realized what was strange.

Could it be that Li Fu thought that he was dreaming?

Chu Ran pointed at himself, looked at Li Fu seriously and asked, "Do you think I'm fake?"

Li Fu grabbed Chu Ran's fingers, pressed them against his lips and kissed them, "Of course you are not fake."

"We just met in a dream."

Chu Ran let out a half breath, but it got stuck in his throat.

It seems that Li Fu is really sick, and his illness is very serious. He is so sick that he can no longer distinguish between reality and dreams.

"Be good, give me the medicine."

Chu Ran immediately and carefully covered his chest where the pills were placed, "What are you doing?"

Li Fu smiled helplessly, but what he said made Chu Ran's scalp numb, "If I don't eat this, how can I see you?"

Chu Ran's heart seemed to be pierced by countless tiny ice spikes at the same time, and the pain spread along the blood vessels to every corner of the body.

"Do you think... that after eating this, you can see me?" Chu Ran's eyes turned red and his throat choked.

Li Fu pressed the tip of his right thumb against the red corner of Chu Ran's eyes and coaxed her softly, "Don't cry."

Chu Ran hadn't cried at first, but after Li Fu said that, Chu Ran was about to cry. He cried and cursed, "You idiot, you believe everything others say. Where is your former smartness? Did someone give you poison and you just swallowed it obediently?"

Li Fu couldn't help laughing. He felt that the Chu Ran tonight was different from every Chu Ran in his past dreams. The Chu Ran tonight seemed particularly real.

"I just like you scolding me." Li Fu wiped Chu Ran's tears, "Curse me more, I love to hear it."

"Psycho."

Chu Ran wanted to cry and laugh at the same time, and cursed Li Fu.

I just know that "lunatic" is also an insult, but I don't know its specific meaning.

"You are not allowed to eat." Chu Ran said with a heavy nasal voice: "Even if you don't eat, I will come to see you every night."

"Come every night?" Li Fu asked Chu Ran as if he had grasped some key point.

Chu Ran: "Come every night."

After a while, Chu Ran warned fiercely: "But if I find you eating this again, I will never come to see you again."

Li Fu was reluctant to go to sleep until dawn, when Chu Ran finally coaxed him to sleep.

Although Li Fu said that he was not sleepy, Chu Ran could see that Li Fu was forcing himself to stay awake, and he was actually very tired.

Chu Ran looked down at the sleeping Li Fu and thought, "Sleep peacefully. Chu Ran is back and will not leave you alone anymore."

Chu Ran worked in the outer hall during the day and sneaked in at night to accompany Li Fu.

However, this meant that he had less sleep time, so the palace maids and eunuchs who worked with Chu Ran would often see him sleeping at any time and anywhere.

After persisting for more than half a month, Chu Ran finally couldn't bear it anymore. He decided not to go to see Li Fu tonight and to get a good sleep first.

But Chu Ran had promised Li Fu that she would visit him every night. Chu Ran was worried that Li Fu would think too much, so she secretly left a note for Li Fu.

Li Fu saw the note left by Chu Ran at night.

The note was written by Chu Ran when he was sleepy. The handwriting was very sloppy, but Li Fu was used to Chu Ran's handwriting and could still recognize what he wrote.

Chu Ran: I’ve been tired recently and need to catch up on some sleep. Let’s put our dream rendezvous on hold and see you another day.

Li Fu stared at the note left by Chu Ran, read it over and over again, and couldn't help laughing.

Knowing why Chu Ran didn't come, Li Fu felt relieved and went to bed early tonight.

However, when Li Fu woke up the next morning, he found the note that appeared in his dream last night was actually on his desk.