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"There were mosquitoes over there just now, and I was going to swat them."

Qiong explained in a serious tone, and the robin didn't pursue the matter. Besides, there's no such thing in the dream world. If the family really created mosquitoes in the dream, they would be hung on the cosmic wall and sprayed to death.

"Let's go, I'm a dream expert, I can easily find the store you want to go to."

Qiong waited for Robin to finish her ice cream before getting up and saying that Robin had no more attachment to the shop, so she put on her mask and sunglasses and prepared to leave with Qiong.

"what are you doing?"

The robin suddenly saw Sora reach out and take away its empty ice cream cup, and couldn't help but ask in confusion.

"This is a cup used by a superstar. I would have sold it for at least 100 million credits."

Qiong said cheerfully, and the robin's cheeks immediately turned red. She wished she could slap Qiong with her wings. There was still her lip print on the cup. It would have been better if Qiong hadn't said anything, because she was unhappy as soon as he did.

"Don't do such unnecessary things!"

Robin reached out to snatch the cup from Qiong's hand, but he quickly put it into the Dream Handbook. The Dream Handbook has a special feature: it creates stickers for things with special meaning and gives them to tourists. At this moment, a sticker with an ice cream cup on it fell out of the Dream Handbook.

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The robin looked at the fallen sticker with a puzzled expression, picked it up and glanced at it. On the back of the sticker was a message: "The ice cream cup used by the robin is unique in the entire dream world. Carrying it may be able to exchange for the time of a songstress."

"Why is your dream manual not serious either?"

Robin was finally convinced and returned the sticker to Sora, giving up the fight. It was the first time she had ever seen the Dream Handbook make stickers for something like this, but Sora was probably the first person to do so.

"The object resembles its owner."

Qiong stood with her hands on her hips, looking proud. Robin's lips twitched as if she was smiling. Not wanting to embarrass herself any longer in the shop, she pushed Qiong's back and walked out, unable to stay a moment longer.

After the robin left, Sunday emerged from his hiding place and, before the waiter came to clear the table, searched for the glass his sister had used, but found nothing.

"Damn it, he predicted me!"

Sunday was seething with rage. He had come to collect things that the robin had used, but the ice cream cup had been snatched away by Qiong. All that was left on the table was the cup that had held Soda. The robin had drunk Soda with a straw, but it was better than nothing.

Qiong led Robin on a leisurely stroll through the streets during Golden Hour, introducing her to the surrounding shops. Robin listened attentively. Although she knew the area well, she had never sneaked out on her own to play; she usually brought Robin out on Sundays.

"We've arrived. This is the famous Dream Shop."

Qiong led the robin to a square where a unique, large eyeball was embedded in the wall. Qiong, as the guide, solemnly introduced it.

"I know this place, but do you sell Watch Boy merchandise here?"

The robin asked somewhat blankly, remembering that this place sold dreams, so when did it start selling merchandise as a side business?

Dr. Edward, who was in hibernation, almost jolted awake upon hearing Qiong's voice. When he saw the robin, his eyes went black, and he probably thought it was all over.

"I don't know, but this is a shady shop, and they might sell some weird things."

Qiong honestly admitted that he didn't know where the Clockwork Boy merchandise store was, but he couldn't just say it directly, otherwise what if the robin ran away? Of course, he took her around to look for her.

"You mean one of the most highly rated shops in the dream is a rip-off?"

The robin looked at Qiong with suspicion and asked. Although she had never bought a dream before, she knew of Dr. Edward's reputation. Who would give this big-eyed guy a bad review?

"Of course! As a customer, I made a request, and they only let me experience the dream for three seconds before kicking me out. Isn't that bullying an honest person?"

Qiong lamented to the robin with great sorrow, pounding her chest and stamping her feet when she spoke of her saddest moments, as if she had suffered a great injustice.

Chapter 64: His face was practically screaming "helper".

Dr. Edward's eyes immediately became bloodshot. If Qiong was an honest person, then what was he? He had lived for so long and had never met Qiong before.

"That's right."

The robin looked at Dr. Edward with a strange gaze. What Qiong said didn't seem to be a lie, and there seemed to be no need to fabricate a lie to smear Dr. Edward, so there must really be something wrong with these big eyeballs.

“Miss Robin, I can explain. It’s not what you think, it’s just…”

Dr. Edward stammered, unable to express his grievances. Heaven knows what trick Qiong had used to lure the robin out, but he couldn't openly admit what he had done. The person in question was right there, and if he confessed, he would lose his job.

"Dr. Edward, don't rush, tell me slowly."

Seeing Dr. Edward's hesitant expression, the robin realized that it and Qiong must have made some kind of shady deal. The fact that it could make the usually calm Dr. Edward like this made the robin have to admit that Qiong was truly a talent, capable of causing trouble wherever she went.

Tick, tick.

Suddenly, the sound of flowing water appeared, and the robin was astonished to find that Dr. Edward was crying, tears welling up in his large eyes and falling to the ground.

"Hey, Lao Ai, why are you crying? A man should pull himself together. Look at me, I get bullied every day, but I haven't said anything about what to do."

Qiong looked at Dr. Edward strangely and said that her big eyes cried even harder.

"Alright, alright, stop crying. People will think I'm bullying you. Tell me which shops around here sell Watch Boy merchandise, and we'll be going."

Qiong said helplessly. Hearing that he was finally leaving, Dr. Edward hurriedly threw a map out of his eyeballs, marking all the surrounding specialty stores, and begged Qiong to get lost.

"Old Ai, you have a good eyeball. I know. I'll come back to experience that dream again next time."

Qiong patted the big eyeball earnestly and said that when it heard him say that it would come again, tears of joy welled up in the eyeball.

"Look, we've found the store."

Qiong waved the map in her hand at the robin, whose expression was hard to describe. She didn't know whether to praise Qiong for being so clever or to say that Dr. Edward was unlucky.

Qiong led the robin to the first shop selling merchandise, figurines. Qiong looked at the various Clockwork Boy figurines and fell into deep thought. These things didn't seem as good-looking as the real thing.

How much do you want to buy?

Qiong took out her credit card and was about to swipe it when Robin shook her head. It wasn't that she didn't need Qiong to pay, but for another reason.

"This should be subject to purchase restrictions."

"Oh right, so how many do you want?"

Qiong recalled that she had also encountered the purchase limit when she wanted to buy souvenirs. The difference between the Dream Shop and the outside shops is that they are not afraid of not having customers or having unsold goods. Of course, they started to limit purchases to attract more people to buy.

"I want to fill my room with furniture."

"Robin said with a smile," Qiong said, and Qiong chuckled as she looked at her expectant expression.

"Okay, I'll think of a way."

Qiong acted immediately. He and the robin bought all the limited-purchase items in the store, then left. Qiong found a roadside billboard that was attracting customers, plucked two black whiskers from its face and stuck them on his lips, and then went back into the store.

The cashier immediately recognized Qiong as a customer who had come in before, but he had two fake mustaches on his face, clearly indicating to the cashier that he was someone else. Turning a blind eye to this was better for everyone, and insisting on taking it seriously would only cause trouble for themselves.

The employees in the Dream Shop are just ordinary people, at most they just get paid a little more than other places. They have basic emotional intelligence and everyone understands that they can't offend the guests invited by the family. Even if things really get out of hand, it's unknown which side the family will side with. They themselves will be the ones who lose this high-paying job.

So Qiong successfully bought the second item and handed it to Robin after leaving. Robin stared at Qiong with her bright eyes. She hadn't expected to use such a simple and crude method to circumvent the purchase limit. She thought Qiong would try to coerce or bribe her.

The roadside billboards that solicit customers suffered. They were usually decorated with all sorts of parts. Under Qiong's control, even a passing mechanical dog would have something pulled off by Qiong. After this happened more than ten times, Qiong finally emptied the shop's merchandise.

"Thanks a lot."

Looking at the increasing number of Clockwork Boy merchandise, Robin sincerely expressed her gratitude to Qiong. Although she wanted to help, there wasn't much she could hide, especially since she didn't have Qiong's thick skin. Qiong had been in there more than ten times and could still pretend it was his first time, asking the shop assistants to recommend merchandise to him, which made Robin laugh.

"It's okay. If you want to thank me, sing me a song. It's a robin's private concert, and I'll be the only audience member. Just thinking about it makes me laugh in my dreams."

Qiong gave the robin a thumbs up and said that the robin looked at him calmly and nodded. It was only the time it takes to sing a song, of course she had time. Compared to Qiong who had sacrificed so much for her, it was nothing.

Qiong's smile was as bright as a flower, but before he could be happy for more than a few seconds, a commotion arose around him. One by one, men and women with ferocious faces ran over from a distance, shouting the name of the robin.

Robin and Qiong were both stunned for a moment, but they reacted quickly. Qiong grabbed Robin's hand and pulled her forward. He still remembered the way they came. After running for a while, they turned around and hid in a secluded alley. After they hid, there was a large crowd behind them. Some of them chased after them, while others searched for Robin's whereabouts nearby. They didn't seem to be from the family.

Qiong raised her hand to the robin to make a shushing gesture, then stepped out of the alley and stood firm, blocking some of the robin's view. Then she casually grabbed a man wearing a robin-themed headscarf.

"Dude, there aren't any robins around here. Who told you that?"

Qiongla didn't waste her time asking questions; she simply pulled out a handful of Dream Currency from her pocket and stuffed it into the man's hand. Upon seeing so many alfalfa coins being handed to him, the man's initially disgruntled face immediately broke into a wide smile.

“I don’t know. Someone in our Robin’s fan group suddenly posted a message saying that Robin went out in casual clothes and is in the vicinity. You can see there are photos here.”

The enthusiastic male fan then took out his phone to show Qiong the chat history in Robin's fan group. The chat history showed Robin's casual outfit that day, as well as the surrounding streets, making it clear where she was.

Qiong stroked her chin and began to think. First of all, this assist definitely wasn't from her brother-in-law, so it was most likely from the Masked Fool who was so angry she died. She had the ability to infiltrate chat groups, so she had to thank her for the assist.

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Chapter 65 Why haven't you said thank you, Director Hua yet?

After asking her questions, Qiong returned to the alley and explained the current situation to Robin. Robin was also helpless. She felt that the Masked Fool seemed to be in cahoots with Qiong. Was he harming her or helping her?

"If we get caught, this shopping trip is over."

The robin spoke, making it clear that if she were found by the fans, she would have to rely on her family to maintain order and would have to be escorted home.

"Even if it means death, I will personally escort you home."

Qiong immediately patted his chest and said that he couldn't bear to end his date with Robin now. Pinocchio's dream was a sleepless night, and as long as Robin was willing, the two of them could play together until the end of time.

"This alley looks suspicious, let's go in and take a look."

The voices of fans could be heard from outside the alley. Both Robin and Sora had somewhat solemn expressions. The fans weren't stupid; of course they knew to look for Robin's whereabouts in such a suspicious corner.

Qiong raised her hands and placed them on the wall above the robin's shoulders, blocking most of the robin's body with her own, so that anyone who came in couldn't see the robin's attire and appearance.

"hold me."

Qiong whispered in the robin's ear, and the robin's heart beat a little faster. However, in order to avoid being caught by the fans, she could only slowly raise her hand and place it on Qiong's back. However, the two of them kept a distance from each other. Rather than hugging, it was more like pressing her hand on Qiong's back.

By this time, the robin's fans had already entered the alley and, seeing a couple standing by the wall, looked over curiously.

"What are you looking at? Haven't you ever seen couples showing affection before?"

Qiong turned around and glared at the people around her, shouting something with an expression that showed she had been ruined. The fans looked around and, not seeing anyone else, left grumbling.

"Let's go, let's go. Miss Robin would never hug a man like that."

The fans came looking for the robin, but their thinking was still stuck in the old notion that robins couldn't possibly fall in love with people or have a rendezvous in such a place; they must have gone somewhere else.

"Phew, let's take off our clothes."

Qiong breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the person leave, and then spoke to the robin. The little bird stared at him with its emerald green eyes, as if to say, "Don't push your luck."

"The birds have misunderstood. They know what clothes you're wearing. What I mean is that we need to change clothes to get away."

Qiong said with a smile, raising her hand to touch the robin's face, but the robin turned her head away.

"Don't call me little bird."

The robin's tone carried a slight hint of dissatisfaction, but that was all. The nickname wasn't exactly unpleasant, it was just a bit too intimate.

Robin took off her coat and hat, which were important accessories for identifying her. After she took off her hat, the celestial halo on her head floated up. Qiong had never understood what this strange structure was, but he could only find out after he married Robin in the future.

Qiong also took off his outer garment, which was also designed with a long hem, just right for the robin. In addition, the hooded design could completely cover the celestial halo on her head.

After changing their clothes, the two walked out of the alley. After changing their clothes, the robin's appeal decreased a lot. Almost all of its hair was covered, and without its distinctive hair color and wings to identify it, fans could not tell even if they passed by.

"I'm wearing a big star's clothes now, it's so cool."

Qiong pulled her linen dress tighter and said that although the robin hadn't worn it for long, a faint fragrance still lingered on it. Qiong's smile stretched almost to her ears.

"Don't say it out loud."

Robin raised her hand to hit Qiong. She really couldn't stand it anymore. These things could have been kept to herself. For example, she could smell the man's scent on his clothes, but she wouldn't say anything. But Qiong couldn't keep things to himself and said it, which made her angry.

"Okay, okay, I'll do as you say."

Qiong quickly put on his hands to defend himself, and the robin chuckled at his reaction. He lowered his hands and followed him slowly down the street, dodging the search of wave after wave of fans.

"Robin, it seems your family is looking for you too."

Qiong pointed to the extra people in black on the street and said that these people were dressed differently from the fans and looked like professionals. In fact, most of the robin's fans were people who worked in the dream world, a few were VIPs who received invitations, and some were ordinary people who spent all their savings to get tickets to enter the dream. Respectable missions would not chase after robins on the street; it would be too impolite.

"My brother was afraid something would happen to me, so he took me home."

The robin immediately understood. He had gone out before because of circumstances, but now that his fans were frantically searching for him, his brother had probably found an excuse to take him home. But the robin didn't want to leave now.

"That won't do. You're mine now. I'll give you back to Brother Zhou later. Come over here."

Qiong took Robin's hand and walked towards the side of the street. Several family members noticed that they were chasing after them, but they quickly passed by them because Qiong had already taken Robin to hide in a phone booth.

The appearance of a phone booth on the roadside in the dream world seems very strange. However, this phone is not an ordinary phone, but a phone that connects to the dream world. Its function is to see what dreams people you know have recently had, although those dreams are all random.

Robin and Sky were crammed into the small phone booth, waiting for a while before leaving. Naturally, they picked up the phone receiver, put it to their ears, and randomly dialed a few numbers to test whose dreams they could see.

As the call connected, the scene around Robin became blurry. She had entered someone's dream. She observed carefully and found that the dream seemed to be Qiong's. She didn't expect to see his dream so soon after meeting him. She could also see what kind of naughty things this guy was thinking. Perhaps he had done too many bad things. Robin felt no moral guilt for spying on Qiong's dream.

The robin soon saw a robin standing in front of Qiong, which was itself. Then, this guy rushed up with lightning speed, hugged it, and kissed it.

At this moment, the robin's mind went blank. She looked at herself kissing Sora in her dream, her wings spread wide in surprise, just like her usual behavior. She even blushed from the kiss. This dream didn't seem like something Sora had imagined, but rather something that had really happened.

Chapter 66 Even the Master Did It