Chapter 123 Do you know what you're doing?
"Gurgle..."
As seawater filled her nostrils, she saw the bodies of children struggling in the water, some even floating on the surface, when the cabin was completely destroyed by another huge wave.
She seized the opportunity to grab onto one of the driftwood logs and floated out to sea.
Outside, lightning flashed and thunder roared, and the sea wind howled. Rain and seawater were carried by the wind and slapped against her face, causing her body temperature to drop rapidly.
Her little face turned pale from the cold, and her thoughts began to drift.
"Help! gurgle..."
"Sister Qiao..."
In her hazy state, Xiao Qiaomei saw many children with her being swept away by the waves, while others were washed into the depths of the sea and disappeared from sight.
At this moment, the seawater resembled a terrifying monster with a gaping maw, silently devouring numerous vibrant lives.
Xiao Qiaomei was the oldest among the children. She wanted to save them, but she was powerless to do so and could only watch helplessly as more and more children disappeared.
Until the wailing in my ears was completely replaced by the sounds of wind, rain, thunder, lightning, and the crashing of waves, and I could hear no more.
She felt her life slowly draining away from her body. Although she could still feel her heart beating, she felt as cold as if she had fallen into an ice cellar.
In a daze, she remembered the one who had protected her all these years, and made a last-ditch effort, silently reciting his name in her heart, praying for his protection.
But he didn't seem to hear her. She was gradually losing the strength to hold onto the driftwood; her fingertips, white from gripping too tightly, slowly began to give way, gradually slipping away from the driftwood...
"An'an, An'an, are you alright?"
Qiao Mei's drowsy thoughts were brought back by a voice.
With a deathly pale face, she opened her half-closed red eyes and looked at what was in front of her.
The sky, which had been overcast, cleared up at that moment.
The blazing sun pierced through the thick clouds, its dazzling golden rays striking the small black dragon in front of it.
The light made his beautiful, black jade-like scales shine brilliantly, instantly bringing Qiao Mei's thoughts back to her past life when she first saw those scales.
Her prayers were answered. Just before she plunged into the icy sea, she clearly saw the unapproachable dragon god emerge from the towering waves and extend a helping hand to her.
Just like now...
In a daze, Qiao Mei reached out and grabbed Ao Cang's small dragon claw. Then she began to tighten her grip, so much so that Ao Cang felt a little pain.
But he still didn't make a sound, and instead obediently let Qiao Mei hug him tightly, burying her head in the gray-white dragon's belly, which was still wet with seawater.
Qiao Mei sucked on Ao Canglong's belly for a while until she felt the coldness in her hands and feet had been dispelled by the warmth and the seawater on Ao Canglong's belly had been dried by the scorching sun. Only then did she suppress her reddened eyes and raise her head.
"Cangcang, why are you back?"
She didn't mention her strange behavior earlier, but simply withdrew her hand from Ao Canglong's claw, hugged his dragon body tightly, and pressed her body very close to his.
Completely forgetting that she was currently wearing a rather revealing bright yellow swimsuit.
The heat from her body caused a layer of pink to rise on Ao Cang's dragon scales for the umpteenth time. His golden eyes met her red eyes, and he replied honestly, "I sensed something was wrong with you just now, so I came back. If you feel uncomfortable staying here, we can actually go back to the hotel first."
Qiao Mei did want to, but when she recalled Ao Cang's joyful expression when he entered the sea, like a dragon entering the ocean, she ultimately shook her head.
"I don't feel bad anymore, I have you." She stood up, hugging him, and once again entered the seawater that had haunted her for so many years.
She thought that if this was a place Ao Cang liked, she couldn't keep spoiling his fun like this.
It is indeed time to step out of this heavy shadow.
Each step the girl took looked exceptionally light, but in reality, they were exceptionally heavy.
When they finally reached the deep water area and needed to immerse themselves in most of the seawater, Ao Cang, fearing she would be uncomfortable, had her find a place with huge reefs for cover. Then he transformed into his eighteen-year-old human form, wrapped his arms around her from behind, and rubbed his chin against her face like a puppy rubbing against its owner.
"An'an, I'm here."
The Dragon God is the master of the sea, and under his control, the sea becomes very docile.
As Qiao Mei immersed herself in the warm body heat emanating from her back, the two tumors that had weighed on her heart for years—named self-blame and fear—were finally removed, bringing a true sense of lightness to her body and mind.
She turned her head to look at Ao Cang, her nose tingling, and when her gaze fell on his lips, her throat felt a little thirsty.
This wasn't the first time Ao Cang had seen her look like that. He obediently brought his lips to hers, looking as if he were ready to be taken.
He didn't think much of it, assuming that his behavior was no different from a pet trying to please its owner.
But when Qiao Mei saw it, it had a completely different meaning.
She swallowed hard, wrapped her arms around his strong waist, and asked him, "Cangcang, do you know what you're doing?"
Ao Cang picked her up and, seemingly oblivious to her own ignorance, said something that sent Qiao Mei's sanity tumbling out.
"Yes, I know, I'm trying to make An'an happy... um..."
Before he could finish speaking, Qiao Mei silenced him with her water lips, the redness at the corners of her eyes so intense it resembled the crimson glow of a sunset.
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