At noon, I sat alone under a big tree and thought about any good way to hide it from my mother, but I had no clue. My mother was too shrewd, and I was a repeat offender. She
Only those who believe my few words will be true, and they will definitely seek verification, verification, and verification again.
"Hey. Hey." I sighed repeatedly.
"What are you sighing for?"
Gao Yinuo ran up to me without any warning. It's strange that he could ignore the crazy girls who gathered around him for lunch at noon. It seems that his ability has improved.
"It's just about us boarding the ship. How should I tell my mother? She won't believe that I'm just going on a trip. I've lied to her so many times that I feel guilty."
I told Gao Yinuo these worries, hoping that he would give me an idea. Unexpectedly, he said: "When have you ever listened to your mother? This time is the same. If you want to go, she can't stop you."
.You just pack a big suitcase and run away from home..." he said sarcastically.
"Hey, would you do this to your mother?" I really couldn't stand him, so I rolled my eyes and said rudely to him.
"Of course I won't. I am a filial person."
"Then I'm not a filial person. But I have my own dreams, so I just conflict with my mother's opinions."
"My mother also stopped me from going to Alcatraz Island. I don't know why. As soon as she heard that I was going to board the Sapphire and pass by Alcatraz Island, she became very nervous and almost cried and told me not to go..."
"Why?"
Of course I know the reason. It’s just that I deliberately pretended not to know. I heard from Mi Qi that Alcatraz Island is a dangerous place for those who practice magic. Gao Yinuo’s mother must know about her son’s situation and
His other identity, so she said nothing to let him go.
"I don't understand either." Gao Yinuo shook his head, looking troubled, "Why did mom react so strongly?"
"Could it be... related to your father?"
I want to remind Goino of something...
"It has something to do with my father, why do you say that?" Suddenly, Gaoino looked at me strangely.