Love at First Sight, Chapter 99: There Will Still Be Opportunities

Zun You and Wen Yueqing were chatting and laughing inside the house, while Tian Liangren stood outside, listening intently.
She quickly turned her head, her eyes fixed on the door Liu Yi had just closed behind him. For a moment, she felt both pathetic and ridiculous.
She thought to herself, "Tian Yunlan, why are you so clueless? What good does it do to rush over here? As long as His Highness has Wen Yueqing, isn't that enough?"
His Highness's attitude toward Wen Yueqing left her utterly disheartened.
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I hadn’t even reached the tribe of the wild people when I saw one of them lying in a pool of blood on the way there.
On the journey, Han Shiqi bought a box of liquor, spending over ten thousand, but he was wealthy—such an expense meant nothing to him.
She must have been eavesdropping on our conversation outside the cave, and then barged in at such a critical moment, running straight into trouble.
If things went badly, I’d end up on a second round, and this wasn’t even certain to allow entry into a second round.
The supplies piled up in Xin City were certainly all hauled away by the Zhen Army; there was no need to check to know that for sure.
After drinking, he slumped to the ground, glanced at the sky, and seeing the pursuers hadn’t come after him, finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Xu Jianfeng was immediately displeased; no one even gave Bai Shixian a chance to explain, and they pulled a long face.
But after losing all his savings, he didn’t stop; he began borrowing at high interest to gamble, convinced he’d win it all back next time, only to lose everything, even his underwear.
And a short timeframe doesn’t mean the work is rough—many directors spent at least a year plotting the story and figuring out how to film it.
On landing, those suicide zombies exploded instantly, unleashing a force like a methane blast; nearby warriors were torn apart by the immense energy before they could react.
I think Sister Luo’s suspicion of Li Yi wasn’t built in a day or two. She didn’t ask, but that didn’t mean she didn’t want to; she’d been waiting for Li Yi to confess. But as time dragged on and Li Yi never found the right moment, she lost hope and patience.
"Uncle Fu, you don’t need to speak for him. If he doesn’t come home to divorce me personally, I won’t agree to the divorce," Ye Liaoliao held back a surge of anger in her heart.
Yu Ping’er glared fiercely at Ximen, who couldn’t help but shiver. Her gaze was so terrifying that within seconds, Ximen, aware of his guilt, surrendered; if he kept watching, he’d be done for within moments.
"Rebound!" Seeing the telekinetic force closing in, Yan Bing was truly frustrated; it was too late to dodge, so he had no choice but to use his second ability: rebound, which could deflect any attack up to five times his physical endurance.
"President, you finally made it," Qin Lang glanced behind Ren Yuanzhen, a bit puzzled.
"That morning, Lu Haoyu was among the last to arrive at the restaurant. He could have taken his time setting up the scene before coming downstairs," Liu Qiaopu’s words were reasonable; after he finished, he waited for Yun Yeyao’s opinion.
"Pfft!" Shang Yan was so infuriated by Bai Jin’s schadenfreude that he spat blood again. He then pointed at Bai Jin, looking utterly miserable.
She’d eaten at many hotels, but nothing ever tasted as good as Ye Liaoliao’s cooking. So Gu Panpan missed it especially.
Tang Qingxuan’s words were like lightning striking dry tinder, fueling Wang Tingyu’s and his companion’s rage even higher.
The distant observers looked bewildered, unable to sense any fluctuations of Dao from Lin Feng’s body; all they saw was Lin Feng charging recklessly at the three cultivators. To them, it seemed he was courting death.
In his era, countless people challenged him, only to die by his hand. Chongyang Daoist was the strongest of his time, without question.
And after so many conversations, though it was childish, it wasn’t foolish; it knew I was extremely important to the Yin-Yang sect, so it had always been cautious. Now, it dared not make a reckless move.