Chapter 64 Her Heart Ached with a Sourness and Fullness

When she discovered she was pregnant, his mother must have gone through an exceptionally grueling and agonizing time.

"After my mother gave birth to me, her health was compromised and she was unable to endure long journeys. Fu Chengyu therefore had her remain stationed in Yangzhou, moving her into a larger residence."

"As Fu Chengyu's political standing at court steadily climbed, he grew increasingly mindful of his reputation."

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Chen Ruohan arrived at the passage leading to the third level. Unlike the first level, this entrance was not configured as a tower staircase.

Had it not been for Andrei's timely reminder one day, he would still have believed that such a lifestyle in San Francisco could endure for a long time.

With his head lowered, Zeng Yeming failed to notice that several employees of the cake shop were exchanging meaningful glances with one another.

"Chen Qi, surrender without a fight; you cannot escape." Xiao Qiqie held a gun in both hands, aiming it squarely at Chen Qi as he shouted in a deep, stern voice. Originally, they should not have rushed out so recklessly, but time had run out. If they failed to rescue the hostage from the quagmire immediately, the man was destined to die.

Upon seeing Lin Cha wearing a skirt, Qin Moshang’s eyes lit up, and the smile on his face deepened considerably.

Having spent her early childhood following her mother, Chi Zao's speech had been entirely flavored by the Chongqing dialect, and for a long time, her Mandarin retained a distinct local accent. Now, upon seeing her own mother, she truly felt an instinctive urge to burst into the dialect. However, with Wei Xiao standing right beside her, she worried he might not understand and feel alienated, so she naturally stuck to Mandarin.

At noon, she listened to the phone call without the slightest opportunity to interject a single word, watching helplessly as the other party finished speaking and abruptly hung up the line without her having uttered a syllable throughout the entire exchange. She then put away her phone, flipped it shut, and looked toward Zhao Liying’s hopeful, expectant face, which instantly transformed into an expression of profound disappointment.

Due to the lingering pain from yesterday, Feng Lu was unable to open her mouth fully when she spoke, resulting in a rather weak delivery and a subdued voice.

The main courtyard was spacious—more than enough to accommodate Yi Yuanfang, Yi Guzhe, and the others. The living arrangements Jiang Yang had arranged were indeed remarkably comfortable.

Su Wushuang led Zhao Liying and Leng Jun directly to acres-long Field Hotel. Watching Su Wushuang guide them through the familiar labyrinth of the hotel corridors, Zhao Liying followed until they reached a specific private dining suite and walked straight in.

The entire star domain outside the void had long since been completely lost, and it was only after all legions were finally retreated back into the Gange Gold Star Domain that they were barely able to stem the enemy's advance.

The Overlord has already let this matter rest. Why are you bringing it up on your own initiative now, Bai? What do you want? Must you force me to lose an avatar?

Both Meng Fan and Long Saifei knew that tentacles would only sprout from the backs of cyborgs belonging to the United Front Organization and the Heavenly Cult.

The sun leaned toward the west, casting a brilliant sunset glow whose slanting rays shimmered across the lake surface in ten thousand dancing points of light, breathtakingly gorgeous and dazzling.

In the end, the two of them swapped positions. Li Quan took her office chair, while Song Zinan leaned over beside him, bending down to watch as he solved the problems.

Were it not for the mounting external pressure pressing down upon them day by day, their army might still have remained in a state of muddled ignorance.

Staring at the mottled texture of the wall, the One-Eyed Man reached out and gently touched it. A moment later, a sigh flashed deep within his eyes.

Qin Yan answered without the slightest hesitation: "Naturally, it is you." Yet he added silently in his heart: *In truth, I will only ever choose Yu Hanyan. Everyone else remains outside the Great Dao.*

I looked at Yu Shilong in utter bewilderment. Yu Shilong merely smiled at me and spurred his horse forward, taking the lead as we galloped ahead.

"I do not like banquets." Ao Xue offered no further questions after hearing the explanation, simply stating her own preference.

"Why are you two meddling in my gathering?" Li Ya asked, displeased. Kuo, Ao Xue, and Gu Ming exchanged knowing nods.

In truth, a great many Water-type Grand Mages also master Ice-type magic. To Lucia's knowledge, there were no fewer than ten such individuals. Previously, Lucia had assumed they were simply blessed with extraordinary innate talent, but hearing Li Yan explain it now, she realized the reality seemed rather different.

At this point, Rin merely wished for some peace and quiet. Just as he was planning to take a bath to clear his head, Han Bing and Liu Tong called out to him. Turning around, he saw the two of them carrying late-night snacks and a couple of beers.