I Really Hope Someone Can Accompanied Me to Play

Although Luo Ye said he would enforce his rules, after spending this much time together, Hisoka could tell that even though Luo Ye came from Meteor City, he did not actually like killing.

He did not think that such a person's rules could be difficult in any way.

So, Hisoka obediently sat down and began to experience this childish game.

Seeing that Hisoka was no longer acting up, Luo Ye finally had the amusement park staff start the ride. The lights on the wooden horses beneath their feet lit up one by one, making cheerful sounds as they began to spin up and down in circles.

"The breeze feels so nice," Luo Ye said, hugging the neck of the wooden horse and smiling as he felt the wind. "This is so much fun!" He turned his head back, his eyes sparkling. "Hisoka, don't you think so? It feels really comfortable, right?"

While speaking, he even instructed, "You can also open one hand like me to feel the wind, or open both hands—it feels amazing!"

Looking at Luo Ye's astonishingly bright gaze, Hisoka's heart suddenly stirred. "Have you never played this before?"

He knew that Luo Ye came from Meteor City, but his knowledge and insights were not at all like someone who grew up in a garbage dump; instead, they resembled those of people who had once received a higher education.

Yet, listening to his words just now, why did it sound like he hadn't had a good life?

Just like right now, he seemed to particularly like these toys that little children loved to play with.

Luo Ye sighed with emotion. "Yeah, this is my first time coming to an amusement park. This place is really huge and bustling."

When he was little, no one took him, and when