Mischief Vampire Highness

Chapter 108 Extremely Provocative: The Peerless Monster
A hand rested on the side of my face, the temperature was icy cold, he was close to me, many people watched, my impetuous arrogance was frozen for a moment.

"I'm asking her to apologize to you." Meng Chike lightly scratched my face with his thumb, looked at me with affirmative eyes, and there was a little bit of approval I felt in his words.

"No need, I don't need to belittle myself." I pretended to take Meng Chike's hand away calmly, and wanted to sit back, but Meng Chike suddenly grabbed me again and asked me to look at him side by side Xue Kai.

"Apologize to her." Meng Chike pressed my shoulder, he looked at the opposite person coldly, and ordered without question.

"I..." Xue Kai avoided Meng Chike's eyes, feeling a bit confused and lacking confidence.

"Idiot, I apologize and can't eat, let me go." Meng Chike is a monster, a peerless monster. At this moment, his eyes are bloodshot again, glowing a piercing red, and extreme evil permeates the entire Holy Snow.

He didn't seem to be able to hear him talking, staring at Xue Kaikai, the corners of his evil mouth slowly raised.

"Yexing, the professor said that it is best to prevent Ke's eyes from turning bright outside the school." Nami whispered to me confidentially in my ear.

"How do I know." Right!It's too scary, thinking about it, I can't do anything, who can change what he thinks!
"Brother, it's really... bright red." Xue Kai hid behind her brother in fright, her tone was fearful, but I found her eyes were keenly observing.

I don't know why, but my intuition tells me that the whole thing is not that simple, and I don't know anything about it, but... what to do.

"Meng Chike... Pay the bill and go!" I gritted my teeth, took his hand, kept everyone in Shengxue, and walked out the door.

"Xia Yexing, you're so stupid! You haven't paid the bill yet." Ling Qi's angry voice was frantic behind her, and now I just want to take Meng Chike away, maybe...he really shouldn't come out of school, but I'm too self-willed up.

I pulled his wrist, went out of the store, and looked back at him who was usually cold, and I breathed a sigh of relief.

The golden sunset was gradually sinking to the west, and the buildings in the city seemed to be plated with gold leaf. Meng Chike and I walked through the crowded streets and walked into the beautiful alleys back to school.

On the straight road, the environment is fresh and natural, and the classmates passing by have become sparse. Those guys have not come back yet, hanging their heads and dragging their schoolbags, walking half a step behind Meng Chike, moving their feet dejectedly.

(End of this chapter)