Just Wants to Go Home and Play Games

Mo Yi told True Kiana that today happened to be the day he was picking her up.

"I'll keep an eye on her."

Keep an eye on her so she didn't cause trouble.

The next morning, in the classroom.

After giving a brief introduction, Kiana stood on the podium and declared loudly, "Don't misunderstand. I'm not targeting anyone here. Everyone present..."

The moment he heard that, Mo Yi felt awful. Ji Anya, don't cause trouble!

PS: In Chapter 425, the Princess Arc: Kaguya was the first person Mo Yi met and the one he had spent the longest time with. She was both a friend and a lover. Tsukuyomi, meanwhile, had taken Kaguya's place and become his first woman. Later, he also learned of her original intentions, and her reasons were quite sufficient. But reasons were still only reasons. If Kaguya represented emotional affection, then Tsukuyomi represented rational responsibility. Coupled with the special nature of the matter, the latter half of what Mo Yi ultimately wanted to say was—"So I'm sorry, I choose Kaguya." "I won't listen—" But Tsukuyomi had guessed from the first half of his sentence that Mo Yi was about to give her a rejection, so she immediately reached out and covered his mouth. Her eyes glistened with tears as she said, "I won't let you say something like that!" Although she knew it was reasonable for Mo Yi to choose Kaguya over her at this moment, as a woman, she simply could not bear to hear the person she liked say that he liked someone else more. Mo Yi: "..." "Mmph..." Mo Yi had no idea what method Tsukuyomi used, but her two fingers merely rested against his lips, yet he was unable to make any clear sound. When Tsukuyomi moved her fingers away, Mo