Miao Yue really wanted to make a snarky comment right then.
What, can our helicopter not descend? Did you really have to skydive from up here?
Does showing off in front of Qi really feel that good?
Miao Yue kept those thoughts to herself. After all, her shop selling Lolita fashion, JK uniforms, and hanfu in a luxury mall in the capital still needed feeding, and there were endless new styles waiting for her to splurge on.
The viewers, however, had none of Miao Yue's reservations.
[Finally over. Gugu's move really was like a human bomb.]
[Come to think of it, Gugu really does let his haters off easy. If he had a worse temper...]
[Hehe, the sweet little couple makes me feel so reassured. Zhizhi even reminded Sister Miao to look after Gugu before leaving, hehehe.]
[Speaking of which, do you guys seriously not think that dude's skydiving pose was ridiculously showy? They could've just landed, but he had to jump. It's not like he won't have to come back up in a bit.]
[You read my mind O.o?]
[I know this one. If I could skydive, I'd absolutely do it in front of my girlfriend at least once to show her how cool I am (sunglasses).]
[Got it. So it's a peacock showing off his tail.]
Miao Yue looked at Qi Gu. "Qi, want some water?"
Qi Gu shook his head. Beneath his fringe, his almond-shaped eyes remained fixed on the pitch-black night outside the helicopter window, his fingertips tightening slightly against the uneven bracelet around his wrist.
Having accepted the task of looking after him, Miao Yue naturally began addressing the problem. "Don't worry. He'll be fine..."
Wanting to distract Qi Gu, she turned her gaze to the six little ghosts peering curiously around the helicopter's interior.