Lin Murong was thinking , if milk can be fried, why then can’t ice cream be fried? He was unconvinced.
He was determined to eat Fried Ice Cream.
"Not at all, we should be thanking you," Bai Yuanyuan said, her cheeks puffed out as she ate.
"Hmm... okay, eat more. You’ve lost weight." Although she couldn’t remember whether Bai Yuanyuan had actually lost weight, saying it was surely correct.
As expected, as soon as Su Yinhe said this, Bai Yuanyuan was moved to tears.
"Wuuu... Boss, you actually remember me, wuuu... you’re too kind," Bai Yuanyuan said with a moved expression, almost going up to hug her and sob her heart out.
Damn, feeling so guilty.
"It’s nothing..." She had blurted it out randomly, don’t be so moved.
Su Yinhe brushed them off for a while, and when they exchanged their Crystal Cores and went inside to shop, she could finally relax.
Sometimes, being a boss was really not that easy.
Su Yinhe’s eyes lost their shine.
She wanted to be a salted fish.
A salted fish that wouldn’t turn over.
Even though a turned-over salted fish was still a salted fish, turning over required effort.
She, didn’t want to use any effort.
She wanted to be a salted fish that didn’t need to turn over.
But, being a salted fish made one easily eaten.
She didn’t want to be a salted fish that got eaten.
Please let her be a spiny salted fish.
Su Yinhe pressed her hands together, praying online.
Lin Murong saw it and asked a question.
"Galaxy, are you... considering Buddhism?"
"What are you doing then with that gesture?" Lin Murong imitated the motion exactly.
Su Yinhe glanced at him.
"Know... know what?" Lin Murong was confused.
There was nothing to know or not know.
"It’s nothing, it’s really nothing," Su Yinhe waved it off.
She had just made it up on the spot.
There really was no meaning.
But now Lin Murong was no longer convinced.
"Are you keeping something from me?" Lin Murong looked at her suspiciously.
"No, no, absolutely not. Go have fun," she needed a rest.
Having attended to so many people just now, she was tired.
Getting older, now even a little thing made her tired.
"I don’t want to have fun anymore, tell me now," Lin Murong was insistent.
"There’s really nothing. Don’t make a fuss without a reason."
Lin Murong pointed at himself and then at her, "Me? I’m making a fuss without reason? Galaxy, doing this... who is being unreasonable? Is that word used here?"
Su Yinhe nodded with certainty.
Her nodding set Lin Murong off in a huff.
Lin Murong was easily frustrated.
He was only passing by, but now he didn’t want to leave, insisting on pestering Su Yinhe for an answer.
But what answer did Su Yinhe have? She had just spoken off the cuff, and no matter how much Lin Murong pestered her, she didn’t know.
She couldn’t come up with anything on the spot either; something seemed to have nibbled at her brain recently, it wasn’t working well. It wasn’t too smart.
Now, she was an idiot.
So when Xu Jiaoqin and the others came out, they found their beloved boss, Bai Yuanyuan, looking utterly despondent as Lin Murong held her by the shoulders, shaking her back and forth.
Su Yinhe was essentially having an out-of-body experience at that moment.
"Let go of the boss, Lin Murong! How could you do this, actually bullying the boss!" Upon seeing this, Xu Jiaoqin and the others threw down their things and rushed over to punish Lin Murong.
It wasn’t that Lin Murong couldn’t beat them.
But he knew they meant no harm, so he hesitated for a moment. And that hesitation saw him pinned down by them.
Several people were holding down Lin Murong.
Lin Murong was stunned.
"No...damn it, what did I do wrong?" Lin Murong really doubted life.
He always thought he was a good person.
He hadn’t done anything wrong.
Why was he always the one who got hurt?
"Boss, we’re here to rescue you. Are you okay?" Bai Yuanyuan looked at Su Yinhe with concern.
Su Yinhe, in the midst of her soul wandering, finally came back to her senses.
"Huh?" Su Yinhe, just back to her senses, couldn’t understand the situation at all.
Why was Lin Murong being pinned down by so many people?
"Galaxy, explain this to them. Damn, it kind of hurts. Can you guys go a little easier?" Lin Murong expressed his speechlessness; he was just having a friendly conversation with Galaxy, it was none of their business.
Why did they have to rush over and hold him down?
"Um...let him go," she told them. They were holding Lin Murong down with all their might, one even had veins popping out.
If Lin Murong wasn’t an Advanced Superpower User, he would probably be pressed...passed out by now.
So many people... it really wasn’t a matter of holding down; it was pressing.
"Boss, did he threaten you? Don’t be afraid, we’re all here to help you," Bai Yuanyuan said with sincere concern.
Ah, really, that’s not the case.
Did she give them the wrong impression?
"No, I’m really fine, let him go." After all, it seemed to be her fault, and looking back, Lin Murong was quite innocent.
She had just tricked him, and now he was in such a miserable state, being pressed by so many people.
She felt kind of embarrassed.
Su Yinhe felt a twinge of guilt.
"Alright then, we’ll let you go for now." They were somewhat reluctant when releasing Lin Murong.
From their perspective, it was Lin Murong bullying Su Yinhe.
Su Yinhe seemed so fragile and bullied.
They knew as the boss, Su Yinhe definitely wasn’t fragile. But Su Yinhe always appeared to be so, very fragile.
She rarely showed her fierce side, so they all thought she was fragile.
Lin Murong rubbed the places where he had been pressed, feeling very unlucky.
Was he in the throes of Mercury retrograde lately?
First diarrhea, then being misunderstood.
Definitely Mercury retrograde.
So, should he also start praying to a deity?
It wasn’t long before Su Yinhe discovered that Lin Murong had started praying and even brought offerings.
Doubting Su Yinhe, understanding Su Yinhe, becoming Su Yinhe, surpassing Su Yinhe.
Lin Murong was doing it with such seriousness that it left Su Yinhe dumbfounded.
She watched as Lin Murong set the offerings in place, performed a variety of complex gestures, different forms of bowing, and finally, ate the offerings.
Okay then, Lin Murong was still the same Lin Murong.
Absolutely Lin Murong as always, no change.
She had thought he was truly about to pray to a deity.
She wondered which poor deity had offerings that didn’t even last a few minutes before being eaten.
However, someone like Lin Murong who had survived so long in the apocalypse shouldn’t believe in deities, right?
That’s what Su Yinhe thought, and that’s what she asked as well.
"Ah, just a casual belief," Lin Murong responded casually, if you could say he believed at all, it definitely wasn’t much.