Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 932 That Day

He thought that after she was seriously injured and lost all her martial arts, she used another method to practice in order to restore her martial arts, but she fainted because of this. After she woke up, she said something that Tie Wandao didn't want to hear. Tie Wandao called her a "waste" and ordered his men not to protect her anymore. He also hinted that his mission to take care of her has not changed. He took out a handkerchief to wipe her tears and comfort her. She fell asleep quickly and was in an abnormal state after waking up.

He thought that she was going out on a cloudy day a few days later, and he followed her deep into the woods when his persuasion was useless. She was eager to recover her martial arts, and with the idea that she would die, she practiced ruthlessly using life-threatening methods. He was afraid that she would die, and when he couldn't stop her by other means, he hugged her and told her "I love you!" She cried bitterly in his arms, and then she broke free from his arms and wanted to die again. He hugged her tightly again and said those words to her. She didn't push him away again. After she promised him not to talk about life and death lightly, he let go of his hands, wiped her tears, and told her what she had said to him when they were children. Later, she said, "Let's just pretend that what you said to me just now never happened!" He deliberately waited for a moment before saying "OK".

He thought about the day when her martial arts recovered. He took advantage of her good mood to tell her that he lied to her in the woods that day. He told her that in fact he had never liked her. He told her that he hugged her and said those words to her that day just to stop her from asking for death, because if she died he would not be able to live. Then the two of them agreed that what happened in the woods that day and the lie he told her in the woods should be treated as if they had never happened.

He was thinking about the day she and he walked side by side on the way to the East Riding Shooting Field without speaking. After seeing the poplar catkins, he thought of the scene when they were children walking hand in hand in the flying poplar catkins. He couldn't help but look at her beside him. At that moment, she turned her head to look in another direction and happened to meet his eyes. He reflected on why he couldn't help but look at her.

He thought about how her eyes were wet when she went to his room to visit him who was injured. She said to him, "Actually, you can completely ignore the three arrows." He said, "I know, but I can't do it," and then he thought of other things. After he told her that he "couldn't control himself," tears rolled down her cheeks. After he said, "However, people must try their best to control themselves, otherwise they will lose their direction," she closed her eyes and tears fell again and again.

He was thinking about the time when she came to find him when he was looking for something. At that time, the two very small kites on his table were partially overlapping and placed next to the cup. When he picked up the cup, he felt cold and couldn't hold it firmly. When the cup almost slipped out of his hand, she held it from below, and her fingers touched his hand. He felt her hand was very warm, but the chill in his heart became more obvious after his hand felt warm. The things that spilled from the cup fell on the part where the two partially overlapping kites were overlapped, seeped into the paper of the two kites, became sticky, and stuck the parts of the two kites together. In his confusion, he immediately used both hands to separate them, and as soon as he started, he tore one of the kites. The piece of paper that fell from the torn kite stuck tightly to the other kite. He used his fingers to peel off that piece of paper, and when he peeled it off, he tore the other kite as well.

(End of this chapter)