They Regretted it After Their Hearts Turned to Ashes (BL)

Chapter 18: morning fog

Returning to the main house of the villa with my eldest brother, Luo Cheng lay down in his room and tossed and turned for half the night.

Not necessarily because of that terrifying pitch-dark night rain—she was indeed afraid of dark places, and she had been afraid of it since she was a child. If it was pitch-dark all around, the whole person would freeze in place with fright, unable to move his legs at all.

It's just that this was also when she was three or four years old. The adults all said that, but her own impression was not deep.

As we get older, this fear is still there, but it's still much better than the utterly helpless state of being a child.

When I saw the terrifying scene when I was delivering the meal just now, Luo Cheng has almost recovered, but there are still some lingering fears.

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Compared with these, Luo Cheng couldn't sleep, but he was more worried about the daytime things today.

She was in a hurry to find Luo Zhi, and because of the events of the past few days, she was gambled and insisted on proving her ability, so she didn't go to the eldest brother and Jian Huaiyi for help.

When I contacted Li Weiming's fans, I saw someone posted a post about encountering Luo Zhi when I was swiping Weibo, and an idea came up.

She just wanted to find Luo Zhi through those people, and hurried over when she asked for the location. I didn't know that there were so many people outside the hotel, and there were even a lot of people holding mobile phones to live broadcast in such an open and honest way...

The more Luo Cheng thought about it, the more bored he became. He hugged the pillow and sighed gloomily.

In so many shots, she was caught calling "Second Brother" while chasing her out of the hotel.

Luo Cheng's mind was blank, for fear that these people would find out that she was Luo Zhi's younger sister, and even she would despise and disgust her. I had to follow those people and Luo Zhi to make a clear stand, and apologized to Li Weiming in public on behalf of Luo Zhi.

She was surrounded so hard that she couldn't escape, she was embarrassed and embarrassed, and it was actually a last resort to say those words.

But Luo Zhi probably hated her because of this.

The situation at that time was very chaotic, but Luo Cheng still remembered the glance at the past in a panic.

Luo Zhi's body didn't know what was wrong, reclining motionless on the side of the road.

Those people also knew the seriousness, for fear of hurting people and taking some responsibility, no one dared to touch him casually, instead, they seemed to hide in a small circle.

Luo Zhi looked at her, and it seemed like she was looking at a lot of things through her.

No one dared to care about him, so his body collapsed a little bit exhaustedly, and before the quiet black eyes were completely scattered, there was a brief flash of clarity.

At that moment, Luo Cheng saw him drop his eyes and smiled weakly.

Luo Zhi was neither painful nor sad, or perhaps these emotions were too extravagant for him.

He just had some sadness, and this sadness just overflowed uncontrollably for a moment along a certain slowly shattering crack, and almost drowned the defenseless Luo Cheng on the spot.

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After waking up from that state, Luo Cheng realized that there was moonlight falling in from the window.