Chapter 66 Food to Eat

Adrian didn't think there was anything wrong, so he pulled out the seat next to him and made room for Morris.

"sit."

Under normal circumstances, female insects are not eligible to eat with male insects.

Morris had long been numb to this rule. He stood obediently behind Adrian until he heard Adrian's words. Then Morris walked forward and sat down.

"My lord, thank you." Morris took Edrien's right hand, knelt on one knee and kissed his hand.

His lips were not as dry as last night. Edrian nodded, and Morris stood up and sat in the chair.

Morris had never been so polite in his previous life, and of course Adrian hadn't given him the chance.

At that time, they seemed to dislike each other. Adrian showed it on his face, while Morris hid it in his heart. Except for going to bed to release their sexual desire and physical contact, they were mostly in a cold war the rest of the time.

Until Morris died.

Edrian frowned, turned his head to look at Morris, and suddenly stepped on Morris's shoe.

Morris: "..."

"My Lord, you..."

Before Morris finished speaking, Adrian withdrew his foot and said calmly, "Sorry, I stepped on you. I didn't mean to."

Looking for trouble again.

Morris lowered his eyes and said, "It doesn't matter."

Adrian picked up the knife and fork on the table, cut the small cake in front of him into several pieces, scraped off all the cream on it and threw it aside.

Unlike the deserted scene in front of Morris, there were four or five plates in front of Adrian. In addition to a variety of desserts, Morris also warmed up hot milk for Adrian.

The quality of breakfast directly affects Adrian's mood for the whole day. These male insects love to find fault with food.

Morris bit open the plastic packaging of the nutrient solution with his teeth. The liquid inside had no taste. He secretly watched Adrian's expression with his peripheral vision.

Adrian was still fiddling with the cream on the cake. His movements were slow but delicate. His expression was calm, with no sign of anger.

Morris looked away again when he saw this.

The red ball floated on Adrian's shoulder, circling around him a few times, but it couldn't help but ask.

"How can you, a bug, eat the cake yourself and let him drink the nutritional solution? I just tested the taste of the nutritional solution, and the reviews on Star Network for the taste of the nutritional solution are all one star."

Adrian looked up and said, "Morris doesn't like cakes."

""Gouqiu Tousheng said he couldn't understand, "How do you know he doesn't like it if you don't ask him?"

Adrian frowned slightly when he heard this. He had indeed never asked Morris these questions. In the inherent impression of the insect race, female insects eat nutrient solution. As a male insect, Adrian was not happy to care about these things.

He thought for a moment, then turned to look at the side: "Morris, do you want to eat the cake? If you want, I can give you a piece."

Morris had already finished his nutrient solution. He was slightly surprised when he heard this. His eyes flickered across the cake crumbs on Edrian's plate, and then he said, "My lord, I don't like small cakes. Thank you, you are so generous."

Edrien then took the cake plate back to himself with a clear conscience. He said to Gouqiu Toutousheng proudly, "I told you he doesn't like cake."

Survive and survive: "..."

Morris ate breakfast much faster than Adrian. It took him less than a minute to finish two bags of nutritional liquid.

Adrian took his time eating, and Morris waited for nearly twenty minutes, but he realized that Adrian had no intention of finishing.

He checked the time, stood up, saluted and said to Adrien, "My Lord, there are still things at the military department that I need to deal with. Now it's time."

Adrian looked at him. Morris had a bandage around his right eye. The pure white medical bandage contrasted with the color of his skin, revealing a bit of fatigue.

It is not a big deal for a military lady to get married, even for Morris, the head of a military group.

A male insect will marry countless female insects in his lifetime. They don't even need to hold a wedding ceremony, they just need to go to a special place to stamp the marriage.

Adrian asked, "When will you be back?"

Morris: "The military gets off work at 5pm. I can probably be back around 5:30pm."

"Oh." Edrian continued to fiddle with the cake crumbs on his plate. He said, "You go now."

Morris stood still. He looked at Edrien and after a moment's silence, he asked, "My Lord, are you going out today?"

Adrian was a little confused: "I'm not going out, what do you want?"

"No." Morris answered quickly, lowering his eyes and saying, "If you need to go out, please tell me. The traffic is a bit congested today, so I can pick you up."

"I'm not going out. There are so many insects, what am I going to do outside?" Adrian was still thinking about his guide to surviving. Time was running out, so he had to make good use of the time to read the book.

After saying this, Adrian looked at Morris and said, "Remember to buy me a new game console when you come back. The one in my room is broken and can't even connect to the Internet."

Morris nodded. "Yes, Lord."

"Go ahead and come back early in the evening." Adrian said no more. He picked up the cake crumbs on the plate and threw the strawberries next to it into his mouth one by one and chewed them.

Morris went upstairs to change into a new military uniform. He stood by the window, his eyes moving inch by inch across the messy and unmade bed.

The long iron whip fell to the floor. Morris picked it up and put it aside, covering the scars behind his neck with one hand.

There is still some pain left, but it has been much less painful than before.

Morris narrowed his eyes, put on his military cap, picked up the broken game console on the table, put it into the bag, and then walked down the stairs quickly.

Eddie was lying on the sofa with his legs crossed, playing on his computer. The sound of the game on the computer video came out from time to time. Morris glanced at him, turned around and left the villa.

Adrian heard the sound of an aircraft starting up outside. He looked in the reflection of the window glass and sat up again after Morris drove the aircraft away.

"Your Majesty, it's time for you to read." Seeing that Edrien wanted to lean back again, Gouqiu Tousheng reminded him in time.

Adrian froze.

"Don't call me that." Adrian glanced at Huhutusheng, turned off the computer and threw it aside. After saying that, he squatted down and took out the white paper from the drawer, muttering, "I'll read it right away..."

I will just live my life in silence, looking up at the sky.