Chapter 468: Fainted?

rgy is low. So you worried about me and put down your studies to come and accompany me every day. Naturally, you haven't learned much. What do you think of this excuse"Mò Jūn Yì's eyes glinted mischie...An Xuetang was indeed quite tired from her journey these past few days, so when Mo Yunjing was kissing her and she felt a lack of oxygen, she fainted.

Seeing her suddenly become still, Mo Yunjing's heart skipped a beat. He thought something might have happened to her, but after checking, he found she had just fallen asleep. He then let out a sigh of relief.

Mò Yúnjǐng gently stroked her hair a few times, then scooped her up and put her on the bed.

After tucking her in, he stood by the bed for a moment, unable to bear the thought of her lying alone and cold. He took off his shoes and lay down beside her, and they shared the blanket until sleep came.

Mo Yunjing held her hand and stared at her peaceful sleeping face. At first, he didn't feel sleepy at all. He couldn't bear to take his eyes off her face, just wanting to lie with her for a while.

He could relax now, and the fatigue he'd been carrying for days suddenly broke through. He fell asleep as he lay there.

Eleven outside the door was acting like a door god, guarding the entrance.

At this moment, a monk suddenly arrived, “Master Shiyi, are you going to prepare dinner for everyone tonight”

Eleven looked cold and shook her head. "No need, we'll handle dinner ourselves."

The monk nodded slightly. “Then well and good. If you need anything, just let us know.”

Eleven nodded slightly, "Good, thank you."

The monk bowed to Eleven, his eyes scanning the room's door with an unreadable expression.

Looking at the departing figure of the monk, Shi Yi's sharp eyes narrowed slightly.

An Xuetang hadn't slept for long. She was thinking about getting along well with Mo Yunjing, so she didn't sleep very soundly.g him to come over quickly.And in that instant, the fighting spirit within him flared to life. He and Dazip battled with all their might to swim from the raging current to the riverbank, barely escapi...