Happy people from Blue Star

Fina looked at Aya, her snow-white hair falling on her shoulders. She asked in confusion, "What do you mean I don't know how much?"

"That's it, at least that's how I see it." Aya looked at Fina, her beautiful blue eyes full of helplessness. "When you're unhappy, you get angry with Hardy, quarrel with him, and make things difficult for him. In my opinion, you don't know your own weight."

Fina snorted, "I'm a prophet... I'm very valuable to Hadi."

"How much is it worth?" Aya looked at her and sighed, "How many times has Hadi actually agreed with your predictions!"

Fina was suddenly speechless and looked a little confused.

In fact, she knew that Aya was right.

"In fact, you are very capable and pretty." Aya blinked her big eyes, looking very cute: "If you were a little gentler, the one accompanying Hardy now would not be Judy, but you."

Fina's eyes widened, and her face gradually turned red, as if she had imagined that scene.

Because she did see some strange images in the prophecy, although there was no direct perspective of Hardy, but... she knew it was him.

But then Fina reacted, and she asked in confusion: "Why are you helping me like this?"

Because this doesn't make sense. After all, she can see that Aya also likes Hardy, and likes him very much.

The Ear-Winged Tribe is a rare race that practices monogamy instinctively.

Only when one spouse dies or has been missing for a long time will the other spouse be able to find a new love.

Therefore, Fina actually doesn't like Hardy's "fickleness".

Aya smiled generously and openly: "Because you met Hadi before me."

"Is that why?"

Aya walked to the chair and sat down. She folded her hands on the back of the chair and rested her chin on her arms. She smiled and said, "That's why. I thought you were Hardy's woman before, so I took a roundabout approach. But now that Judy has taken the lead, there is no need for us to fight overtly or covertly anymore. Let's join forces."

"Fighting openly or secretly?" Fina asked in surprise, "Have we ever fought?"

In her impression, the two of them have always been harmonious.

Aya gave her the feeling of being a very well-behaved and caring elder sister or younger sister.

Looking at Fina's surprised expression, Aya smiled and said, "You...if you hadn't met me, I don't know how you would have died if you were any other woman."

She sighed, somewhat disappointed.

Fina was even more confused.

"Forget it, you're doing pretty good." Aya shook her body gently and said with a smile, "Luckily it's you. If it was any other woman, I might not be able to win. For example, Judy, she touched the finish line without any warning."

Fina still couldn't wrap her mind around it.

"Don't think too much about it." Aya narrowed her eyes and said, "Now we have to stand in line, otherwise we might lose."

"Will we lose?" Fina shook her head vigorously: "Impossible, impossible! In my prediction..."

Aya snorted, "Hadi can decipher your predictions. He ignores your predictions."

In one sentence, Fina was sunk again.

"That is to say, under Hadi's influence, the future you foresaw will change." Aya said with some concern: "In fact, I asked Hadi before. You predicted that most of us would have a miserable life. I escaped from this city in an undignified way. But now... we are the masters of this city. We live comfortably and happily. But this means that your prediction is not so absolute."

Fina subconsciously asked: "What should we do then?"

Although she felt somewhat uncomfortable and blushing about the scenes in the prophecy, she was actually still looking forward to such a future in her heart.

She became anxious when she thought that this future was gone.

"Have you noticed that Hardy has a strange sense of closeness and estrangement towards us!" Aya whispered.

Fina frowned slightly: "Don't you think this is a bit contradictory?" "It's not contradictory." Aya pointed to her chest: "I can feel that Hardy trusts both of us! Much more than other people."

Fina thought for a while and said, "It seems to be the case."

She also felt that Hadi had special trust in her and Aya.

Aya sighed slightly and said, "But Hadi has strange defenses against us. He doesn't have much physical contact with us."

Fina recalled her life from the first time she met Hadi until now, and then a flash of inspiration came to her, and she couldn't help but exclaimed: "I was wondering why I always felt a little awkward before."

Whenever she was alone with Hardy before, she always felt that something was wrong, but she couldn't find it.

Now that Aya reminded her of this, she understood.

Hardy has always been careful or unintentional to avoid physical contact with himself.

This is very unreasonable.

She was beautiful and Hardy was a normal man.

When the two were walking in the wild, they were clearly a single man and a single woman, so even if they didn't do anything right away, there should have been some ambiguity between them.

But in fact, except for occasionally holding her hand on some rugged mountain roads, Hardy would keep a certain distance from her at other times.

Even when sleeping.

Aya smiled and said, "It seems like you finally figured it out."

Fina's expression dropped: "Why?"

Aya shrugged cutely.

"Does he treat you the same way?" Fina asked.

Aya smiled bitterly: "Same here."

In fact, she had always wanted to get close to Hardy, intentionally or unintentionally, but every time she had this idea and was about to take action to create some small accidents, Hardy would distance himself from her.

She is a great beauty, and Fina is also a great beauty.

You don’t even take advantage of it when it’s delivered to your door?

It even made her wonder if Hardy didn't like women.

It made her quite distressed and uncomfortable.

But now Judy sacrificed herself to eliminate this possibility that terrified her.

In fact, Aya is very happy now.

"What should we do next?" Fina asked.

Aya thought for a while and said, "No big deal. Let's just keep getting along like this and slowly understand why Hadi doesn't contact us, and then eliminate this reason."

"Okay." Fina nodded, and then asked: "Aiya, you are so beautiful, and many people like you. Why do you want to hang yourself on the tree of Hardy? You can choose something else..."

Aya interrupted Fina: "Why don't you choose another man!"

"I..." Fina was speechless.

Aya sighed softly, "Although I am a farm girl, I am actually a bad woman with a lot of thoughts. Fina...we are friends and allies. Don't let me hate you, otherwise I will become a bad woman without any bottom line."

When she spoke, there was a little golden light in her blue pupils.

Looming. (End of this chapter)