Chapter 290 The Cause and Effect Have Been Settled
Yan Kui's mouth was full of food. Wei Yinsheng was afraid that she would choke, so he poured a glass of warm water and placed it next to her, while also patting her back with his right hand.
There are still needle marks on the back of my hand from the IV drip.
"Eat slowly, or you'll get gastroenteritis again."
Yan Kui's way of eating is really like when you're starving in Luoxia Village—it's a bit barbaric, but what's frustrating is that her face just looks cute.
Yan Kui ignored him and focused on chewing the food in her mouth.
Only after the hunger pangs in my stomach subsided slightly did I pick up my water glass and take a sip.
He let out a sudden sigh: "I almost starved to death."
He stuffed another piece of beef into his mouth, disregarding all table manners, and said to Wei Yin as he chewed, "I had a very long dream."
"In my dream, I didn't leave the Yan family. Later, I was beaten to a pulp by Yan Shuyu and Bai Jiaqing. It was so miserable."
Yan Kui only mentioned what she thought was crucial: "Fortunately, it was just a hypothetical dream."
"Then I had a second dream."
Wei Yin looked at her quietly, waiting for her to say something next.
Yan Kui swallowed what was in her mouth: "Do you remember when you started offering sacrifices to that lamp?"
“I wasn’t in Taipei at that time.”
"But it should be within a month before you return to Luoxia Village."
Wei Yin answered quickly, then Yan Kui asked, "When did you dream of me?"
Wei Yin suddenly realized: "You mean..."
Yan Kui looked at me with an air of 'See? This is amazing!': 'In my dream, someone told me that it was because of this lamp that we were able to dream together.'
"They said things like 'a match made in heaven,' or something like that."
Yan Kui wanted to laugh after she finished speaking, so she raised her cup and took a tactical sip of water, then secretly glanced at the man beside her.
Wei Yin's feelings were a mix of sweetness and complexity, and her tone was unusually soft as she asked, "Who was it in my dream?"
Yan Kui shook his head: "I don't remember, but he called himself something like 'Old Monk'."
As soon as Yan Kui spoke, her brain cells seemed to come alive.
"That one! It looks like that master from Lingtai Mountain!"
"You mean Huiyun?" Wei Yin saw her nod: "You rest for a few days, and then we'll go to Lingtai Mountain again."
After thinking for a moment, Yan Kui said, "But I think the master probably won't see us again."
"Although I saw my parents in my dream, I was a little curious."
"Do you think I should ask Xiao Sheng?"
Wei Yin took a cup of yogurt, opened it, and placed it in front of Yan Kui. After a moment of silence, he said, "Okay, he should be back in a few days when he has a holiday."
Yan Kui agreed and drank the yogurt in a few gulps. After eating and drinking her fill, she lay in bed but couldn't fall asleep.
But Wei Yin really hasn't rested much these past few days, spending every day watching over her.
Seeing him staring at her again, Yan Kui was wondering if she should say a few more words to coax him, but after staring at him for several dozen seconds, he fell asleep as soon as his head hit the pillow.
Yan Kui felt a pang of tenderness and took the initiative to wrap her arms around his lean waist, quietly leaning against him, sometimes lost in thought, sometimes lost in thought.
He closed his eyes and dozed off again as the sky began to lighten.
After waking up, Wei Yin shaved again in the bathroom, and he looked much better.
When Aunt Min came out of the restaurant and saw that Yan Kui had woken up, she was so excited that she cooked a large pot of nourishing soup in the kitchen.
It was at this moment that Grandpa Wei called.
"Is Xiao Kui awake?"
The old man spoke with concern and asked Wei Yin to check the lamp. He breathed a sigh of relief after learning that the lamp had gone out, and instructed, "There's no need to go to Lingtai Mountain anymore. With the lamp out, this matter is settled."
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