Kuai Chuan, fall in love with a fairy

Chapter 294

There are few moon stars outside the window, and the round moon is glowing with lustrous light.

He lay down by the window and watched for a while, then turned to look at Yan Huai.

The little fox was nestled in a silver-white mass on the brocade quilt, eyes were slightly closed, and its big tail was wagging intermittently.

When it was just the two of them, Yan Huai would usually turn back into a little fox.

He shook his little feet again: "Ah Huai, today is the night of the full moon."

The moon is big and round, and even the light is much brighter than usual.

Yan Huai raised his eyes lazily, looked up casually, and quickly lay down again.

He came over again and hugged him in his arms.

She blinked and kept looking at him.

With clear blue eyes, Yan Huai tilted his head, a little puzzled.

He held his cheek again and rubbed it: "Ah Huai, won't you change your body?"

On the night of the full moon, monsters will transform.

Yan Huai: ...

Yan Huai sat cross-legged on the bed with a light sway of his fluffy tail, accompanied by a faint silver light.

As if he had no bones, the boy leaned forward, and his head was buried in He You's neck.

He was completely unprepared, and when he was pressed by his strength, he leaned back.

With the back of his head resting on his bony palms, He blinked again, looking at Yan Huai who was propped up on him for a moment.

She reached out and pushed Yan Huai's chest: "It's so heavy."

The long curled eyelashes trembled, and Yan Huai pursed his bright red lips.

He lowered his head slowly, and his warm lips covered He You's, gently tossing and turning.

The youth's blue eyes were instantly covered with a layer of watery light, and Yan Huai lay beside He You, his cheek gently rubbing against her neck.

After a long time, the boy licked his lips, his blue eyes darkened a little.

His voice was slightly hoarse: "I want to get married."

He laughed again: "What are you in a hurry for?"

The two are now sticking together all day, no different from getting married.

He turned sideways again, wrapping his arms around the young man's thin waist.

Her voice was a little vague: "Don't worry."

Yan Huai pursed his lips and gently kissed her soft hair.

"Ah."

The young man's silver-white robe was scattered on the bed, and He You's hand that was originally around Yan Huai's waist moved restlessly, slowly touching Yan Huai's chest.

Before Yan Huai could react, He You had already stretched his hand in.

When his fingers touched something soft and cool, He blinked again and pulled the thing out.

The pink and white silk ribbon was wrapped around the fingertips, and the other end was still buried in Yan Huai's chest.

It was the long silk ribbon that He gave the little fox Yan Huai a long time ago, before leaving the villa.

He was a little surprised again: "Have you not lost it yet?"

She thought Yan Huai had lost it long ago.

Yan Huai pulled back the long silk belt silently, wrapped it around his fingertips lightly, his long eyelashes drooped slightly, covering his glistening eyes.

His voice was soft and clear, and his fingertips wrapped with silk ribbons were entangled with each other as he went to fish for the hemp.

"Keep it well."

He bent his eyes again and kissed his cheek.

"Did Ah Huai already like me?"

Otherwise, why would you even be reluctant to throw away the ribbon she gave you.

There was a light smile in the boy's eyes, he didn't answer, but just held He You's fingertips and kissed gently.

The moonlight was extremely bright that night, and through the window, it was slightly reflected on the ground.

Yan Huai was awakened by a slight sob. The girl curled up into a small ball in his arms, with tears in the corners of her eyes.

He moved closer and could hear what He was saying again.

She said, "Be sure to wait for me."

The plain white fingertips were slightly transparent, and Yan Huai gently kissed away the moisture from the corners of the girl's eyes. He curled the corners of his lips, and his clear voice slowly drifted away in the night.

"it is good."

(End of this chapter)