302 Borrow your little sun (45)

Since he had not yet obtained her consent, he would follow her wishes with every further development.

And as long as it was related to the moon, he felt... it had to be perfect.

LuminaLin couldn't help hugging her tighter, as if she was afraid she would misunderstand, and added seriously: "If you just fall asleep, there will be no sense of ceremony."

Like making up for burned flowers, lending out the sun, and the sun dancing in the square.

There must be a process.

As if she understood what he meant, the girl raised her frosty eyes, her eyes brightened obviously, kissed his chin, and said with a smile: "Then, I want to sleep with you. Can you go back now?"

The young man couldn't help but squinted his light-colored eyes, and the ends of his eyes were dyed with a warm color, and said softly: "Okay."

As soon as he lay down on the bed after returning to the house, Suna shrank into his arms, put his arms on Qingjun's thin waist, and rubbed it contentedly.

The soothing light fragrance filled the tip of her nose. Suna closed her eyes and couldn't help but curl up the corners of her lips.

The young man blinked his eyelashes slowly, feeling the little soft girl in his arms shrinking and breathing very close to him. His beautiful light golden eyes were slightly startled, and then filled with the true warmth of the sun.

After an unknown amount of time, LuminaLin looked out the window quietly. It was pitch black, and the quiet chirping of cicadas could be heard in the blurry shadows of trees in the distance.

The person in his arms was already fast asleep, with his hands and feet resting on his body, and his soft hair resting on his neck.

LuminaLin turned sideways slightly, moved her slightly numb arm that was pressed by her, but did not pull it out. Instead, he hugged her further and gently pressed his lips against her fair forehead.

"Good night." The voice was calm, and even the darkest night seemed to have light.

When he was about to go out the next day, Suna took Lumina Lin's hand and said anxiously: "Wait!"

Then he went back to the house to look around. He didn't have a veil, so he could only cover his face with a plain scarf.

"Here you go, put it on." Suna handed him the plain scarf.

The young man lowered his eyes and looked at the thing in her hand, then silently took it. The bridge of his nose was straight and cast a beautiful shadow under the sunlight. His golden-white eyes were light chestnut, and he looked at them with a confused mood. He asked slowly:

"Why are you wearing this?"

Suna stared at him, "Otherwise it would be too conspicuous."

Walking down the street with such good looks, she could imagine the young ladies blushing with excitement and their hearts beating.

LuminaLin seemed to understand but not understand, it was the same in heaven before, he thought there was no difference.

No wonder it was like that when I went to change things yesterday...

LuminaLin followed her example and put on the plain scarf, and Suna stood up on tiptoes to help her adjust it.

When she met his focused gaze when she left, those beautiful and pale pupils seemed to be surrounded by warm sunshine.

Maybe wear sunglasses?

It's a pity that there is no such thing.

Suna held her forehead against a headache.

Being too good-looking is also a big problem.

The two of them came to the nearest small town in the royal city and shuttled among the crowds of people.

Suna looked around and pulled the young man into one store after another.

"How do you sell this?" Suna knelt down and picked up a hat tied with a bow and asked.

The vendor answered with a smile and patiently picked up other hats of similar styles for her to try on.

LuminaLin stood aside silently waiting to pay, her expression calm and without any impatience, her eyes always focused on her.

A woman on the street shouted dissatisfied: "You clearly promised to marry me, you big liar!"

The man was afraid that she would attract attention by speaking too harshly, so he hugged her and coaxed her: "I'm sorry, I didn't know that the marriage had been arranged in the family. You have to believe that I have always been sincere to you."