Hu Xiaotian said, "Blades have no eyes. Careful you don't hurt yourself."
Qiqi said, "Even if I die, I'll drag you along for company."
Hu Xiaotian burst out laughing. "Who would have thought you loved me so deeply all along?" He caught Qiqi's wrist, gently took back the Lightsaber, switched it off, and laid it on the table. Their eyes met, both gazes full of wariness.
Hu Xiaotian said, "What I've told you tonight is only the tip of the iceberg. Consider it a small down payment for my admission to the Dragon Spirit Wonderland."
Qiqi shook her head. "That hardly seems enough!"
Hu Xiaotian nodded, then suddenly hooked an arm around her slender waist and pulled her imperiously into his embrace before planting a light kiss on her lips. Flustered, Qiqi pushed him away. This scoundrel truly would stop at nothing to deal with her. How dare he do such a thing?
Hu Xiaotian knew when to quit while he was ahead. As though nothing had happened, he returned to his seat, leaving Qiqi standing there alone, her Phoenix Eyes fierce and her cheeks flushed rosy red. Storming a fortress was the lesser strategy; conquering the heart was the greater. Hu Xiaotian was attacking her heart. Qiqi's gaze stabbed toward his chest like two sharp knives as she said, stressing every word, "Hu Xiaotian, don't you dare use tricks like that on me, or else..."
"Or else what?"
Looking perfectly at ease, Hu Xiaotian raised his wine cup and drank. "Actually, I've always wanted revenge on you."
Qiqi said, "You're welcome to try."
Hu Xiaotian said, "The best way to take revenge on a woman is to make her fall utterly in love with you, devoted to you heart and soul, serving you tea and water, warming your feet