Mu Gui glanced at the pastries displayed on the wooden railing again. "Are these going to be given to your brother?"
"yes……"
"You two seem to have a deep sibling bond." Mu Gui smiled. "Then go find your brother. I'm fine here, don't worry."
Feng Guang thought for a moment, then nodded, "Then I'll take my leave."
She picked up the plate, about to leave, but then remembered something, turned back, and said, her face flushed, "I heard... that when men have those needs... they can... they can also take care of them with their hands..."
Mu Gui paused for a moment.
"My brother told me this, but I don't really understand it!" She passed the buck to the sundial and ran off with the pastries.
Watching her hurried departure, Mu Gui finally chuckled softly.
Feng Guang arrived at the yamen gate with a heavy heart. She hadn't brought an umbrella, so she ran all the way to the eaves. The sundial was taken aback by her sudden appearance and then asked, "What are you doing here?"
"Why are you the only one guarding the gate today? Where is the other one?" Feng Guang glanced around and, sure enough, the other guard was nowhere to be seen.
The sundial said, "He said he wasn't feeling well and went back to rest."
Feng Guang nodded in understanding. Being a bodyguard is just like being in the workplace. No matter how hard or tiring the work is, the veterans will leave it to the newcomers, and if anything goes wrong, the newcomers will be the ones to take the blame.
The sundial asked again, "How did you get here?"
"I was worried you'd go hungry, so I brought you some food." Feng Guang presented him with the well-preserved plate of pastries, smiling sweetly.
I hope he will never know what she just said to Mu Gui.
Having only questioned her motives, Sundial accepted the plate of pastries. He said sarcastically, "You actually thought of me when there was food. I'm truly flattered."
In fact, his sarcastic remarks were not wrong; she would bring him food, but it was only because she felt sorry for bringing him to the Southern Rainbow Kingdom.
"What kind of relationship do we have? We're like siblings who depend on each other for survival!" Feng Guang patted the sundial's chest, speaking with great pride.
The frail scholar who had been slapped coughed and rubbed his aching chest, saying, "I've never heard you call me 'brother' before."
"Brother!" she said sweetly, "See, didn't I call you that? Brother, brother... You can hear it as many times as you want."
She was already beautiful, and when she spoke in such a sweet and charming manner, she was even more adorable and captivating.
Sundial glanced at her, increasingly feeling that she might have some ulterior motive. He put the pastries aside and casually said, "Since I am your elder brother, and an elder brother is like a father, you should take good care of me. I'm tired, so give me a shoulder massage."
"Don't put on airs with me." Feng Guang's eyes curved into cute crescent moons, and he had a sweet smile on his face. "I called you brother, but I didn't call you father."
The sundial fell silent.
Feng Guang lowered her voice again and said, "I am a goddess. Have you, a mere priest, forgotten your place?"
That's actually a bit true.
The rain stopped, and the three children from yesterday ran to the door. The older one shouted happily, "Sister!"
"Here, your sister brought you some pastries today." Feng Guang placed the plate in the children's hands. "Remember to bring the plate back when you're done eating."
"good!"
The children ran off in a flash, making the sundial's eyes twitch. What happened to the pastries they were supposed to give him?
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