Singled out the enchanting highness: the enchanting queen

Chapter 250 Won't Let Go (1)

It was her voice, she called him Wusha.

His somewhat confused mind finally came to his senses, and he looked up at the person beside him.

"You finally woke up."

She smiled, with joy.

"Is there anything uncomfortable?"

Then there is culture, with care.

He had never enjoyed such concern from her.

It seems to be so happy.

"fine."

When he spoke, his voice was a little hoarse.

She immediately gave him some water.

Although the spiritual power is temporarily gone, the feeling of belonging to the blood race is still there.

So he almost immediately tasted that the blood left in his mouth was her taste, and when he glanced at her hand again, it really felt like a cut.

So I couldn't help but want to laugh.

Did she really think he was a vampire?
But her blood does seem to have some effect.

"It's fine."

Only then did Ou Ruo feel relieved.

Either way, he was out to save her.

"Miss, who are you talking to?"

There was a suspicious voice from outside the car.

"Nothing, I said to myself."

Ou Ruo replied, then glanced at the fox in front of him again, and didn't speak again.

Although there are many things to ask, but now is not the time.

After all, Wuwen and Nongmo are here, and they might not be able to accept a talking fox.

And he didn't speak again, just nestled in her arms.

Suddenly, he realized why he liked to nest in her arms so much.

Because it is very warm, and he seems to be greedy for this kind of warmth.

Yes, he couldn't remember exactly how long ago he had enjoyed such warmth.

After another day, Ou Ruo and the others settled down in a small town and stayed in an ordinary inn.

Wu Wen and Nong Mo said that they were going to Xiaocheng, and based on their current speed, it would take about ten days to get there.

Time is not in a hurry, so they are not in a hurry.

Wu Wen and Nong Mo said they were going to buy some things for the road, so they were the only two left in the room.

Only then did Ou Ruo have the opportunity to ask.

"Is it really all right?"

(End of this chapter)