"I did hate you at first, but I don't want to be your enemy. I know it's too late, but I really regret it..."
For a moment, Loiselin didn't know what he wanted to express.
All he knew was that a partner shouldn't be like this.
"What do you regret?" Suna said, pulling away and smiling: "Regret that you handed over my information? Regret that you used me?"
Loisel was stunned for a moment, watching her move away with his clear eyes, the noon sunlight leaking through the cracks hurting his eyes.
He was never good at expressing himself.
But this time he wanted to say it, but he couldn't speak.
"In other words, even if the relationship is confirmed, we still don't believe each other." Suna just put all the factual issues in front of him, which he will have to face sooner or later.
She looked out the window, her squinted eyes dazzlingly red as she faced the sunlight.
A pair of graceful bone wings spread out from behind to block the peripheral vision, and the girl's original appearance was revealed in the shadow. She waved her hand and said softly:
"Take a rest, maybe you need time to think about it."
He was about to leave, but Suna sensed that someone was returning. In a hurry, he transformed into a bat form, fluttering his small wings and landing on the boy's shoulder.
Loisel's shoulder instantly stiffened, and he stood still in place. After two seconds, he carefully turned his face sideways and inadvertently slowed down his breathing.
There was movement outside the door.
Hazel walked in with a plate, looked around and saw the boy leaning against the seat alone.
The light and shadow projected in were cut into long strips by the thick curtains, which profoundly outlined half of the delicate face, making the whole room look particularly cold.
Although it was normal time, Hazel always felt like disturbing the other person. He touched his nose, nodded and asked softly:
"Are you alone, sir?"
As soon as Hazel asked the question, she immediately lowered her head.
God, what was he nervous about? It was obvious that the other party was the only one here, so it was too embarrassing for him to ask.
Hazel couldn't help but squeeze the tray tightly, preparing to pull away and close the door. A low and faint voice came from behind:
"What's the matter?"
Luo Aiselin tilted his head slightly and glanced with his peripheral vision as if he didn't care about the man's little movements.
Hazel straightened her back, stood facing each other and replied: "It's nothing. I'm just worried that Nana won't have a chance to eat. I just happened to bring one back."
As soon as he finished speaking, he looked up and saw the coldness in those silent blue eyes. The tall and straight figure of the young man Qingjun took two steps this way and began to look at him with an expressionless face.
"...Have you had your meal, sir? Do you want to join us?"
Hazel was a little frightened, but when she thought that she had done nothing wrong, she did not dodge. Instead, he put on a gentle smile and said, "Then I'll go find Nana first."
His eyes accidentally glanced at the other person's shoulder.
There was a small bat huddled there, its red beady eyes blinked rapidly, and it quickly spread its wings to try to block its small body.
It's funny how he is so dark and doesn't want to be discovered by others.
Hazel suddenly stopped and couldn't help but look at it a few more times. Then the little black shadow was covered by a slender and beautiful hand, the knuckles were lightly bent, and the white fingertips were gently gathered around the small body.
Hide it lightly.
"Have you finished training?" Loiselin stared at him, his eyes cold and his voice as cold as ice:
"Or do you have any objections to our decision? Why don't you come and hear it?"
The young man's face was extremely cold, and the smooth and beautiful lines of his facial features were tight and sharp. He was pressing forward step by step, and his whole body exuded danger.
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ps:
There are a lot of things going on this week, and a family member is going to have an operation, so I have only a small amount of time left for this draft. I have to go to the hospital to take care of me later, and I probably won’t have the energy to continue writing on the weekends. See you next weekend, everyone, have a good rest!
Like quick travel: Every world needs candy
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