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Chapter 274 Other Happier Things
Koi thought for a while.

At that time, the game disc was dug out by her in the box.

Maybe it was just broken when we moved, not necessarily his fault.

"It might have been broken long ago. It doesn't matter. I can't play it even if it's here... If it's broken, it's broken. I'll throw it away anyway."

Koi's tone was flat.

The game disc was given to her by the boy back then, but a password was required.

She didn't have a password, and just moved here from the original place with the game CD.

In the end, the disc was pressed somewhere, like her childhood, and it was dusty together.

It doesn't matter if it's broken...

Koi thought so.

"Where did you throw it?" he asked.

"The cleaning robot at the door of the house came to clean it and threw it to it." Koi said casually.

"...Didn't you ever think about sending it for repair?" His voice seemed a little dry.

"ET is not only holographic, but also repair technology, you should know."

Koi thought about it, but didn't do it.

Although the boy is a gleam of light in childhood, under the time, it has long been blurred and gradually sank into darkness.

She doesn't want to recall the past.

"I don't want to." She pursed her lips and said very simply, "Do you really want to play that game?"

"There are no mechs in here." He said softly.

Koi said: "There aren't many discs for mechs, at least I can't find them on the market."

These games were originally considered archaeological products, and most of the games that survived were more accessible.

Mechs are the unpopular among the unpopular.

Although "Dawn" is the hottest mecha game in Interstellar, it is a holographic game with different carriers.

Except for the one that the teenager borrowed for this type of mecha game disc, she has not found any other related types so far.

It's hard to come by.

Unfortunately, the game disc is no longer there.

"It's a pity," he said.

"Hmm." Koi inexplicably felt that his tone seemed a bit heavy, with regret.

It seems that it's not just about that disc, but something else.

It's just that she doesn't know.

"Then do you still play?" Koi asked tentatively.

"I don't want to play games anymore." He said, throwing the box away, with a disappointed tone, "I just want to play that one with you."

What's the situation with this kid acting like a spoiled child?

The koi didn't react, and could only say: "Okay, let's stop playing, let's go back."

She stood up, wanted to pull Feng Xianning up and left.

But he made a strong backhand, and the koi fell back and sat on his lap.

"I didn't say go back."

Feng Xianning hugged the koi tightly, not giving her any chance to struggle, he continued:

"I don't play, but I can hold you and watch you play."

Koi: "...But I don't really want to play, can I?"

"Of course." Feng Xianning's tone was very easy to talk to.

She breathed a sigh of relief.

Followed by.

"Then we can do something... more enjoyable things."

His tone was faint, his lips touched her earlobe, and he was ready to commit crimes at any time.

Koi didn't want to know at all what other happy things he said.

She quickly touched the game controller, and replied with a straight face:
"...Let's play games! There is nothing more enjoyable than this."

Feng Xianning murmured, "Yes."

He buried his head in the koi's shoulder and rubbed it to cover up all his emotions, so that she could not see the gaffe on his face.

There is nothing more unforgettable than this.

Been thinking about it for ten years.

(End of this chapter)