Chapter 130: But I Am Pregnant

“Shen Liangyan.”
She called him by his full name directly, but there was no response inside.

Yet, his room card lay on the coffee table, proving he was indeed in the hotel.

She stepped into the bedroom; it was pitch black, with only a faint light slipping through the slightly parted curtains.

On the bed, a mound rose, shrouded beneath the black silk quilt, concealing everything. Xu Yu pressed the light switch, and the quilt suddenly twitched.

She...

“Beep, beep.” Before Lin Jinghao could ponder further, the sound of a car horn sounded twice. A black vintage Audi rolled across the street and approached.

Xuanyuan Yi combined Taoist and Buddhist practices, hoping to scare off the spirits, though he harbored no great expectations of mysticism. Yet unexpectedly, after he shifted his posture, a cracking sound came from the direction of the coffin, as if something had been opened.

Moreover, Luo Yi was not a person who kept her promises. She had once said she would let her see Mengmeng once a week, then it became once every two weeks, then once a month, until now she hadn’t come even once.

Suddenly, a deafening roar erupted behind Xun Yang. A fierce beast leapt out and pounced on him, pinning him to the ground.

Fang Ji noticed the woman in white. Her face was concealed, and at her waist hung a weapon resembling an “embroidered needle.”

“And your child,” Wang Mengmeng said solemnly, gazing at the young couple’s photo, “I will find him. I will apologize sincerely and ask for his forgiveness. I will protect him on your behalf.”

The husky slowly bent its arm at a ninety-degree angle, bravely accepting the harsh blow to its pride.

To advance meant fighting the threat; to retreat meant staying quietly in Miko’s room, avoiding attention. Even Mr. Xiao, the general manager of Huafeng International Hotel, couldn’t help but applaud Lu Dan’s decision.

At this moment, her heart no longer felt so unwilling; she had accepted this new normal.

Undoubtedly, to them, Su Yue was merely a lucky find. Since it was a fortunate catch, why couldn’t they seize the opportunity? Some began to deliberate how to profit from Su Yue.

Altair did not belong to the story as a subordinate but existed as an independent entity, capable of incorporating countless elements of secondary creation into herself. Moreover, she did not follow the script written by Shana Shimazaki but acted on her own accord.

Qin Tian and Mu Lanyun flew over the square on their swords, discussing the Dao along the way. Mu Lanyun gained immensely, her cheeks never losing their joyful glow, and her affection for Qin Tian grew stronger.

This is the common ailment of modern people: greed for wealth and a yearning for quiet freedom—a paradoxical contradiction.

Another beam of light shot across the intersection; more than a dozen cars were sliced in half as if cut by a blade. The brilliant white light scorched the ground, leaving a long molten fissure stretching into the distance, destroying countless vehicles.

If he failed to pass the registration, all his preparations during this period would be for nothing.

The two were near exhaustion. They exchanged glances, nodded to each other, then took out their last remaining immortal beans and chewed them thoroughly.

After answering the phone, Qin Tian learned from Nie Guohua that Huangshan had just expanded to three times the size of Huashan and Wuhuang County. Many martial artists flocked there in search of millennium-old herbs and spirit medicines. The martial worlds of Huaxia and the Great Hua Dynasty were likely to clash again over Huangshan.

She had just woken up, her mind still foggy. It took her a while to realize who Qu Yanming’s cousin from the Xie family was.

Gu Jinghan lifted the blanket and lay down beside her. As usual, he pinned her beneath him, planting kisses here and there. His hand slipped under her nightdress, resting on a soft spot, deliberately squeezing it hard.