Chapter 109: Have You Touched Enough?

“Thank you for your help. My name is Du Jingjing!” Du Jingjing followed closely behind him.

“Liu Feng,” Chu Tianfeng replied without turning his head.

Du Jingjing watched that familiar back and listened to the unfamiliar voice, feeling a strange ache in her heart.

“I’ve only ever heard of one innate master in their twenties,” Du Jingjing quickened her pace to catch up to him, staring intently at his face.

“Heh, really?” Chu Tianfeng feigned ignorance.

He knew his earlier behavior had been excessive; the girl was already doubting his identity.

“If I hadn’t heard that Hua Liu died in Luoshi, I almost mistook you for him,” Du Jingjing said, casting a glance at the familiar diamond ring on the ring finger of Chu Tianfeng’s right hand. Her little canine teeth clenched audibly.

“Is that so? Heh,” Chu Tianfeng thought to himself, I’m holding back!

Du Jingjing quickened her steps, rushing to stand before Chu Tianfeng, her big eyes fixed unwaveringly on him.

“Robbery of wealth or desires?” Chu Tianfeng crossed his arms, feigning apprehension.

“The last time, you gave me that life-saving pill; give me another one now,” Du Jingjing held out her small hand, though her gaze drifted to the sky.

“What pill?” Chu Tianfeng turned and started to walk away.

The first time they met, she had tricked him. Now, this girl was trying the same trick again, and he had no intention of falling for it so easily.

Du Jingjing stomped her foot in frustration and grabbed Chu Tianfeng’s arm. “Stop pretending! Someone in our team is injured. Hurry up and give me the medicine to save them.”

Chu Tianfeng turned to look at Du Jingjing, only to meet her two angry eyes.

“Alright,” Chu Tianfeng raised both hands and revealed his true voice, “It’s just a minor injury. No need for the Rejuvenation Pill.”

“A minor injury?” Du Jingjing glared fiercely at him. “I don’t care. You have to help me heal her.”

“Afraid of you,” Chu Tianfeng gently pushed away her hand. “Do you think I can’t help?”

Du Jingjing pouted. “That’s more like it.”

The two of them hurried to a large tree.

Beneath the tree sat a beautiful young woman, about twenty-one or twenty-two years old, with a slender face and delicate features worthy of the title “beauty.” Yet her pale complexion and large beads of sweat on her temples diminished her radiance.

“This is my colleague Yan Ruoyun,” Du Jingjing said, holding down Yan Ruoyun, who was trying to sit up. “He’s my friend, Liu Feng.”

“Hello,” Yan Ruoyun forced a faint smile.

“Hello,” Chu Tianfeng’s divine sense swept over her abdomen and detected the bullet still lodged inside.

Fortunately, the bullet had hit only her intestines, sparing other organs.

“Ruoyun, he’s a doctor. I asked him to help you,” Du Jingjing squatted and gently grasped Yan Ruoyun’s hands.

“Thank you! Thank you, Sister Jingjing!” Yan Ruoyun managed another weak smile.

Chu Tianfeng half-kneeling beside her, placed his right hand gently on her back and said, “Actually, I’m a veterinarian.”

“What?” Yan Ruoyun’s smile froze.

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