Chapter 1061: 'Abduction of the Night King Back to Ancient Times' 190
Yan Chuyao was still sleeping, and she didn't know what she was dreaming about. Her two tender pink lips curved into a beautiful arc. She already had a beautiful face, but this time she added a touch of sparkle, which made people feel better just by looking at it.
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When Feng Yitian got tired of writing, he turned his head to look at her. The full emotion in his chest made his face full of happiness.
He sincerely hoped that this life would not end, but would continue forever.
Perhaps the location of the room was the cleanest corner of the entire inn, or perhaps Feng Yitian was so focused on the busy work at hand that he simply failed to notice that a thrilling event was taking place not far from him.
Sha Yi, who entered the door behind the group of people, had a serious face, as if facing a formidable enemy.[
He didn't know why he reacted like this immediately. The fear that arose from within made him want to arrange more people around him to feel at ease.
However, it was of no use at all.
Even though he was wrapped up in the middle of thousands of people, when he met the indifferent man again who could send people to hell with just his eyes, he was still shocked and speechless.
He stood aside politely, not daring to make a sound.
What on earth he came to the inn for, he completely forgot at this moment.
He didn't want to follow his body's instinct, but the head on his neck seemed like it didn't belong to him, hanging on his chest and unable to be lifted up.
I just hope that I don't meet that man's eyes, I just hope that I don't feel the wandering from life to death again.
"Young City Master." The men behind him groped forward, "Are we still going in? That group of people seemed to be staying at the hotel and looking for someone. They talked to the shopkeeper for a long time, but they were too far away.
I can't hear you clearly." His master was afraid of this, so how could he have the courage to step forward and take a glance at him from a distance, even if he had completed the task of spying on intelligence.