Flowers on the other side are blooming for you

Chapter 697
After she left, I started drinking and buying drunk.

Then tell yourself in your heart.

Maybe that curse has come true, she married someone else, for me, it is also tantamount to loss.

If you are destined to lose, this kind of loss is not the most painful and unbearable.

At least, she is alive and well.

As long as——she lives well...

The burns all over her body are the pain in my heart after all.

So I, who was always proud, went to pray to Guanyin Bodhisattva.

I knelt in front of the Avalokitesvara Cave for three days, and finally begged for the mutton cleansing bottle and the poplar nectar.

With these things, she will not be hurt again in the future.

Even if you are injured, you can heal quickly.

I put her original body in a clean bottle to nourish, until I saw it regained its vitality, I ordered someone to send this to her——

I desperately wanted to pull her out of my heart, not to think about her, not to miss her...

Only by completely abandoning her from my heart can she have the hope of living forever.

I desperately told myself that she was just an insignificant flower, not worthy of my sincere treatment.

She doesn't understand me, she doesn't care about the relationship between master and student, she would rather abolish her martial arts than stay for the sake of master...

I tried my best to think about her badness in my heart, and made psychological hints day after day.

But - I am still lonely, still heartbroken, still unwilling...

The better I treat Tutu, I do everything possible to let her enter my heart, because I can lose her...

But emotional matters do not depend on my will.

Tutu is very cute, but I can't fall in love with her.

With Shahua not around, I no longer have the strength to act.

In desperation, he had to retreat again.

In the war against the demon world, I saw her fighting side by side with her future husband, and that scene was extremely dazzling.

And her desperate style of play made me angry like never before.

(End of this chapter)