"What we need to do now is disperse the yang energy." Shui Bing'er winked at Huo Wu.
"Right, it's getting late. Yue'er, go to sleep." Huo Wu smiled.
Shui Yue'er looked at her two older sisters. She saw through their clumsy lie at a glance, but she couldn't expose them, so she could only play along.
"Then I'll go to bed first, sisters." Shui Yue'er obediently pushed the door open and went inside.
Huo Wu winked at Shui Bing'er, and Shui Bing'er winked back.
Shui Yue'er couldn't fall asleep no matter what. It was too noisy, too embarrassing.
"I never thought Sister Huo Wu was that sort of person," Shui Yue'er muttered to herself.
"My sister is still a cut above," Shui Yue'er muttered to herself.
"Wait, they really can do it at the same time?" Shui Yue'er's eyes widened.
Early the next morning, Cao De gently planted a kiss on each of the two sleeping women's foreheads.
Once he was fully dressed, he quietly opened the door and saw Shui Yue'er watching the sunrise with dark circles under her eyes.
Seeing Cao De come out, Shui Yue'er raised her little hand and waved. "Good morning, Master."
"What are you doing?" Cao De asked curiously.
"Watching the morning sun, letting its blazing flames burn away my filth." Shui Yue'er gazed at the sun, her eyes fathomless.
What philosophy book did she read in the dead of night to end up like this? Cao De marveled inwardly.
"Children shouldn't stay up late. Go inside and catch up on sleep," Cao De said.
Shui Yue'er nodded and headed toward her room.
"Shadow," Cao De called.
Shadow instantly appeared beside Cao De.
"Protect the three of them. If you encounter a powerful enemy, take them back to