Chapter 613: Euphemistic
It was actually quite elegantly put.
Because it wasn’t her effort that was being used now.
“I dare not, I dare not. We should be thanking you,” said Bai Yuanyuan, her cheeks bulging as she ate.
“Um… good, eat more. You’ve lost weight.” Although she couldn’t remember if Bai Yuanyuan had actually lost weight or not, saying it would certainly cause no harm.
Sure enough, Bai Yuanyuan was moved to tears by Su Yinhe’s comment.
“Wuu wuu wuu… Boss, you still remember me, wuu wuu wuu… You’re too kind,” Bai Yuanyuan said, her face full of emotion, almost ready to hug her and burst into tears.
Damn, feeling so guilty.
“I didn’t mean to…” She blurted out without thinking, don’t be so moved.
Su Yinhe put them off for a while, and after they switched their Crystal Core and went inside to shop, she finally got some peace.
Sometimes, being a boss isn’t that great, either.
Su Yinhe’s eyes lost their sparkle.
She wanted to be a salted fish.
A salted fish that couldn’t turn over.
Even if a salted fish turned over, it was still a salted fish, but turning over still required effort.
She didn’t want to expend any effort.
She wanted to be a salted fish that didn’t need to turn over.
But being a salted fish, it was easy to get eaten.
She didn’t want to be a salted fish that got eaten.
Please let her be a spiky salted fish.
Su Yinhe put her hands together and prayed online.
Lin Murong saw her and asked,
“Galaxy, are you… turning to Buddhism?”
“What are you doing with that gesture?” Lin Murong imitated her exactly.
Su Yinhe glanced at him. Newest update provıded by 𝕟𝕠𝕧𝕖𝕝•𝖿𝗂𝗋𝖾•𝘯𝘦𝘵
“Know… know what?” Lin Murong was confused.
There was nothing to know or not know.
“It’s nothing, nothing at all,” Su Yinhe waved her hand.
In this way, Lin Murong actually became more curious.
“So what is it? Tell me,” Lin Murong chased after her, wanting an answer.
“It’s really nothing. I was just joking,” she responded.
Actually, it wasn’t anything important.
But Lin Murong no longer believed her.
“Are you hiding something from me?” Lin Murong looked at her suspiciously.
“No, no, absolutely not. You go have fun,” she needed a rest.
Having attended to so many people just now, she was exhausted.
Getting old, now she got tired from doing anything.
“I don’t want to have fun. Tell me now,” Lin Murong was persistent.
“It’s really nothing. Don’t make a fuss.”
Lin Murong pointed at himself, then at her, “Me? I’m making a fuss? Galaxy, who’s being unreasonable here? Is this the right way to use the word?”
Su Yinhe nodded affirmatively.
Her nod infuriated Lin Murong.
Lin Murong was easy to anger.
He was just passing by, but now he didn’t feel like leaving; he insisted on getting an answer from Su Yinhe.
But what answer did Su Yinhe have? She had just made a casual remark, and no matter how Lin Murong pressured her, she didn’t know.
Guess she had to make something up on the spot, but she couldn’t come up with anything right then.
Her brain had been chewed by something recently, not quite sharp anymore.
She’s such a fool now.
So when Xu Jiaoqin and the others came out, they found their beloved boss looking dejected, being shaken by Lin Murong who was holding onto his shoulders.
Su Yinhe was currently having an out-of-body experience.
“Let go of the boss! Lin Murong, how could you do this? You’re actually bullying the boss,” said Xu Jiaoqin as they saw it, dropped everything, and charged to tackle Lin Murong.
Lin Murong wasn’t incapable of fighting them off.
But he knew they meant no harm, so he hesitated for a moment. That hesitation got him pinned down.
Several people were holding down Lin Murong.
Lin Murong was dumbfounded.
“It’s not… Damn, what did I do wrong now?” Lin Murong was really questioning his life.
He always thought he was a good person.
He hadn’t done anything wrong.
Why is it always him getting hurt?
“Boss, we’re here to rescue you. Are you alright, boss?” Bai Yuanyuan asked, looking at Su Yinhe with concern.
Just then, Su Yinhe, who was lost in thought, finally came to.
“Huh?” Su Yinhe, barely back to his senses, couldn’t figure out what was happening.
Why was Lin Murong being held down by so many people?
“Galaxy, explain to them. Shit, that hurts a bit. Can’t you be a bit gentler?” Lin Murong was exasperated; all he did was have a friendly talk with Galaxy. It had nothing to do with them.
Why did they suddenly rush over and pin him down?
“Umm… let him go,” they were restraining Lin Murong with all their might; one even had veins popping out.
If Lin Murong weren’t an Advanced Superpower User, he might have been… crushed unconscious.
So many people… it couldn’t really be called holding; it was more like crushing.
“Boss, did he threaten you? Don’t be scared, we’ll all help you,” Bai Yuanyuan said with a concerned expression.
Did she give them the wrong impression?
“It’s okay, I’m really fine, let him go.” After all, it seemed like it was her fault; Lin Murong was quite innocent.
She had just played him, and now he was being crushed by so many people.
It was quite embarrassing.
Su Yinhe felt a bit guilty.
“Alright, we’ll let you go for now,” they said, somewhat reluctantly, as they released Lin Murong.
From their perspective, it was Lin Murong who was bullying Su Yinhe.
Su Yinhe seemed so fragile being bullied.
They knew as a boss, Su Yinhe definitely wasn’t weak. But the way Su Yinhe always acted, seemed very fragile.
She rarely showed her fierce side, so they all thought she was fragile.
Lin Murong rubbed the places where he’d been crushed, feeling quite unlucky.
Was he experiencing a bad astral alignment lately?
First diarrhea, now a misunderstanding.
It’s definitely a bad astral alignment.
Shouldn’t he also worship a god then?
Not long after, Su Yinhe noticed that Lin Murong had started worshipping gods, and even had offerings.
Questioning Su Yinhe, understanding Su Yinhe, becoming Su Yinhe, surpassing Su Yinhe.
Lin Murong also did it quite seriously, stunning Su Yinhe.
She watched as Lin Murong set up the offerings, performed various complex gestures and worships, and finally, ate the offerings.
Alright, Lin Murong was still Lin Murong.
Classic Lin Murong, unchanged.
She thought he really intended to worship a god.
Wonder which god was so unfortunate to have its offerings barely last a few minutes before being eaten.
However, someone like Lin Murong who had survived the apocalypse for so long, probably wouldn’t believe in gods.
That’s what Su Yinhe thought, and that’s what she asked.
“Oh well, just believe casually.” Lin Murong worshipped casually; if you talk about true belief, he definitely didn’t have much of it.