Because of her momentum, her body leaned slightly forward. When she came to her senses, the girl realized that she had unconsciously jogged all the way to the figure beneath the eaves.
The Sword of Victory, clutched tightly in her arms, seemed to have added quite a bit of weight to that momentum.
"When did you get back?" the girl asked in quick succession. "You weren't hurt when the cavalry attacked, were you?"
"I think I don't look injured." Boss Luo smiled.
"That's true!" The girl nodded. "Your swordsmanship is very... well, not bad. If you just want to protect yourself, it shouldn't be a problem. So, you came back a long time ago? Why did my father say he hadn't seen you?"
"Mr. Jacques must have been quite busy," Boss Luo said casually. "So I decided not to disturb him."
She naturally reached out and took Boss Luo's hand, pulling him along. "Come on, I'll take you to see my father. He'll definitely want to see that you returned safely."
But she couldn't pull Boss Luo along.
The girl looked back in confusion.
Boss Luo said, "I'll find a suitable time to visit Mr. Jacques. For now, I want to meet up with my companions first."
The girl was startled. "You've been back for so long, and you still haven't gone to find your companions?"
Boss Luo smiled faintly. "Miss Jeanne's defeat of the cavalry was so astonishing that I couldn't help watching for a while. I haven't had the time yet."
Here it comes, the sweet talk of the men in town!
The girl took a deep breath and suppressed the unrest in her heart. She was now the spokesperson for a miracle... she had to be reserved!
That was right. She had to be reserved!
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