Luo Chuan watched as Yao Ziyan prepared to continue picking the bones from his fish, keenly sensing that something was off.
Was this reasonable?
It was not.
By all rights, wasn't this supposed to be something he did? How had it been turned around here? It gave Luo Chuan a rather subtle feeling.
"Isn't this supposed to be something I should be doing?"
"Aren't they all the same?" Yao Ziyan could not understand Luo Chuan's way of thinking. She brought the boneless fish to his lips. "Luo Chuan, your thoughts are so strange. Come on, open your mouth."
Luo Chuan opened his mouth and ate it, feeling the tender, fragrant fish slide between his teeth. The fish's natural sweetness lingered on the tip of his tongue, refusing to fade for a long while.
He simply decided not to think about all that irrelevant nonsense. Given their current relationship, Yao Ziyan feeding him did not seem like anything worth making a fuss over. It was perfectly natural and reasonable.
Truly fragrant.
"Jiuyao City Station has arrived. Passengers, please take your belongings and leave in an orderly manner. Jiuyao City Station has arrived. Passengers, please take your belongings and leave in an orderly manner..."
A gentle female voice echoed through the spacious, brightly lit carriage. The train slowed until it came to a stop, and the spiritual energy circulating within gradually settled, like some colossal beast sinking into slumber.
Su Nan looked out the window.
The torrential rain that had continued for two full days showed no sign of stopping. Heaven and earth were a vast expanse of darkness, everything blurred within the deep night rain. In the distance, Jiuyao City was a bright blot of light against the dim night, adorning the black earth.
Su Nan had spent an entire