my world, you can't

Chapter 1036 I depend on you for the rest of my life
It took Ye Yin a lot of effort to get out of the quagmire, holding in his hand the lotus that he wanted sooner or later, very bright and beautiful.

It's really what the ancient books say, out of the silt but not stained, clean and clear but not demonic.

Even though he left sooner or later, Ye Yen still protected the flower very much, and returned to the inner hall with his shoes.

He put the flowers in a vase and put them in the cellar of Chishang, and then went to take a bath.

After taking a shower, I didn't expect to see that sooner or later he was filling his vase with flowers. He stood behind her and watched her behavior quietly.

Sooner or later, I pour some water into the vase so that the lotus can survive after it leaves its roots.

After finishing it, she couldn't put it down and kissed the lotus flower. Feeling that someone was behind her, she lowered her face again.

"Aren't you going to prepare lunch for me?" she asked.

Ye Yin came back to his senses, stepped forward, stood beside Chi Chi Chi, staring at her quietly.

"Are you in a better mood now?" He even went down into the mud to pick flowers for her. If she wasn't in a good mood, he would cry blind.

"I'm hungry." She stopped looking at him and continued to stroke the petals.

Ye Yin understood and nodded, "I'll send someone to bring food here."

He was about to leave when Chi Chi said, "I want to eat what you made."

Ye Yin looked back at her, but the little woman still didn't even look at him, and continued to fiddle with the flowers on the table.

But hearing her say that she wanted to eat what she made, Ye Yin felt quite relieved.

He strode away and asked someone to take him to the kitchen, where he cooked her food himself.

Half an hour later, Ye Yin came back with the delicious donkey-hide gelatin gruel that he made himself.

Walking into the inner hall, he found that sooner or later he fell asleep leaning against the edge of the bed. He gently put down the tray, walked to the side of the bed, and carefully hugged her and lay flat on the bed.

Then he pulled the quilt over her body.

Sooner or later, I will be tired, and I will not wake up, and my brows will be wrinkled.

The little face was still as pale as snow.

Ye Yen was sitting by the bed, staring at her in a daze.

Recalling the bits and pieces when I was with her, the joy was more than the contradictions. The two of us at that time were so beautiful.

Why has it become like this?

Ye Yin knew in his heart that he was the one who refused to give in to her all along. When he thought that she had become a queen and was more capable than himself, he actually only cared about his own dignity and wanted to divorce her.

If the two of them really divorced, he didn't know how much he would regret it.

Holding her little hand, he kissed his lips lovingly, and just kept guarding her for hours.

When I woke up sooner or later, it was already afternoon.

Her stomach was rumbling, she awkwardly pulled her hand from Yeyne's and sat up.

"Why didn't you wake me up?" she demanded him.

Ye Yin brought over the freshly heated porridge, blew it to cool, and brought it to her lips, "Seeing that you are sleeping soundly, I don't want to disturb your sweet dreams."

Chi Chi looked at the things in his bowl, shook his head, and didn't want to eat.

He was obviously hungry, but he had no appetite at all.

Ye Yin frowned, his face full of distress, "Aren't you hungry? I made this with my own hands."

Sooner or later, he didn't buy it, leaned weakly on the edge of the bed, and asked Yeyne in a cold tone, "If I really die, will you forget me and find another one?"

Hearing her discouraged words, Ye Yin put down the bowl and chopsticks, suffocating with pain in his heart.

"Without my permission, how could you die? In my life, it is impossible for me to forget you, so how can I find another one?"

"Morning, don't try to push me away, because you can't push me away. I've depended on you for the rest of my life."

(End of this chapter)