Xiang Linyuan smiled, touched the cat ears, picked up the boy, and walked towards the wedding bed...
Inside the hall, red candles shone brightly.
In the silhouette against the window, Xiang Linyuan is deeply kissing his little cat demon.
Unbeknownst to them, taking advantage of the demon's unpreparedness, they pulled back the curtain.
Completely isolate the indoor and outdoor areas.
A fleeting spring night, the flowers exude a delicate fragrance.
This time, Xiao Yao didn't use Si Jin to lock her in the dark room.
He stormed out of his sea of consciousness and went to keep the moon company.
A chubby little tiger climbed onto the crescent moon, a lollipop it had just bought from the system store dangling from its mouth, and began to count stars with nothing to do.
Its plump body even slightly obscured the moonlight.
As darkness fell, the only sounds that could be heard were a few unintelligible splashes and a few hushed conversations.
"Jinjin, I want to hear you call my name."
"What's your name?"
“Call me back what I called you during the day.”
"You're too cunning, impossible... um..."
The moon hung in the sky, gradually shifting westward.
After a long while, they finally heard the boy's soft, tearful call:
"Husband... my husband..."
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The next day.
When Xiang Linyuan woke up, Si Jin was still asleep.
Her fair, jade-like wrist rested outside the curtain.
If you look closely, you can see red marks left by the silk binding.
Xiang Linyuan got up early, cooked porridge, and pushed open the door to enter.
He tiptoed to the front of the tent, slowly lifted the curtain, and glanced inside.
The boy had already woken up, but the cat ears hadn't been put back in.
Her voice was hoarse, and her eyes were swollen.
Her eyes were slightly upturned, still bearing traces of wet tears.
It's all because of him causing trouble.
A hint of heartache flashed in Xiang Linyuan's eyes as he lowered his head and kissed Si Jin's eyes:
"Jinjin, get up and have some porridge before you go back to sleep."
Xiao Yao has disappeared somewhere; she was probably halfway through looking at the moon when she was kidnapped by Rakshasa.
They haven't come back yet.
Si Jin experienced firsthand what it means to live without pain shielding.
He propped himself up and sat up, rubbing his wrists.
Yesterday, Xiang Linyuan insisted on holding his hand, preventing him from pulling on the sheets and curtains.
Finally, they even used the wedding silk from their wedding day to tie his wrists.
He said it wouldn't be good if someone found out he had torn something.
I just wanted to force him to cry.
Saying that you feel sorry for him after knowing his past is pure nonsense!
Si Jin wanted to knock over his porridge, but she didn't have the strength and held back.
He could have easily used his divine power to knock Xiang Linyuan away.
But that would be too boring.
He didn't want to be a boring god.
I don't want to make the love between him and Ayuan boring.
Si Jin was fed a bowl of porridge by Xiang Linyuan.
After finishing the drink, I put away the cat ears, lay down, and closed my eyes to rest.
Xiang Linyuan lowered his head and put down the bowl, gently pressing the boy's waist with his hand.
"That will be better."
After pressing for a while, his eyes fell on his wrist again. He took his hand and asked:
Does it hurt?
Si Jin: "It doesn't hurt."
Xiang Linyuan: "Then can I...cough cough cough..."
As he was speaking, an invisible force struck his chest, causing him to cough several times.
Si Jin regretted it.
He still needs to use divine power.
Some people just don't learn their lesson until they're punished.
Xiang Linyuan belatedly realized that the little cat demon was angry, and stopped talking.
She could only rub her chest, feeling wronged.
Then, she continued to massage Si Jin tirelessly.
Si Jin gradually fell asleep, not only because she relaxed her guard, but also because she felt sorry for the little Heavenly Lord.
A moment later, cat ears and a cat tail were revealed.
Xiang Linyuan smiled happily.
At this point in life, what more could one ask for?
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