Day Nineteen: No Thoughts

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According to the dealership’s introduction, this vehicle boasts astonishing towing power and is highly favored as a beast for hauling yacht trailers.
At this moment, Mia finally understood what Assistant Liu meant by “the lady,” but this realization only deepened her fear.
Although she estimated she wouldn’t need it in the future, the commune would send people to move everything out after approval, including the desks and several cabinets.
In the blink of an eye, so many years had passed; the young master had grown into a capable middle-aged man, while he had become a venerable elder with white hair.
Anna had to admit, if she weren’t currently at Long Zhanting’s villa, she would have chosen the nightgown in Zhang Ma’s hands.
Luck was decent—there was a flight that afternoon. Considering the city only had around forty to fifty thousand people, flights from San Francisco to that destination were not daily.
Nowadays, city weddings where the groom arrives on a bicycle to pick up the bride are already quite a spectacle; using a Jeep was extremely rare.
The blue potion looked as unfathomably deep as an abyss, yet once immersed, it brought an incredibly comforting and healing warmth.
After arranging hotels for Sun Hao and Zhao Mu, Ouyang Hua booked a table in the most luxurious private room at the hotel to welcome them.
Upon hearing that Song Liang had taken Han Guo’er to the royal club to meet his friends, Tang Wan’er immediately stormed off in a fury to deliver a head.
But this also had a major drawback: the limited number of informants they had planted early on.
After a while, the sound of galloping hooves came from outside the alley, growing louder. Everyone turned to look, wondering who dared to recklessly ride horses through the street.
They even unprecedentedly used an official account to sarcastically mock Wu Yifan’s song as trash in a playful manner.
The old eunuch suddenly bent over coughing violently, his thin body jerking like a shrimp on a chair, accompanied by gasping sounds, as if the next moment he might suffocate and die in the prison cell.
Yan Shuangyi knew it wasn’t true but couldn’t say more, so she stiffened there, her neck tense.

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In the next instant, two silver needles pierced the air and struck Tong Xin’s leg. With a loud bang, Tong Xin immediately knelt straight before Yan Liyue.
At the crossroads, Huangfu Tan found an excuse to send Zhao Dun away, then boarded a sedan chair and turned toward the palace.
Lin Wu, dull and inexplicably rubbing his brow, still felt residual warmth. His mind was filled with many unfamiliar thoughts.
Damn it, what on earth is this girl thinking? Despite his humble devotion and earnest care for her, she said liking him was foolish? And she wanted to trade the child for something?
Wang Jingmin, who had been closely monitoring Li Zhina’s condition, sensed something was wrong. He hurried to the hotel, drove away the undesirable guests, and took Li Zhina away.
At night, although the moon was not as full as on the fifteenth night, it still shone brightly, draped lightly in a veil of thin clouds, adding a touch of mystery to the night.
Inside this cosmic pouch were many spiritual medicines, immortal herbs, and treasures, all carefully selected to suit Li Dadan’s use.
Duke Ji Ting of the merit state was also unpredictable—how could he so boldly send Ji Wange to meet someone?
After He Ke was sent to the infirmary, I tidied up the backpack Lu Lei had found. The talisman papers were all soaked, but I had some yellow paper with me. Over the years, my talisman drawing skills had improved significantly, and using my own blood increased their potency.
He remained unchanged, his face lacking much smile. When he saw her, he was slightly stunned, and his eyes brightened a little: “Mr. Ji.”
Li Qiang was somewhat excited; it had been a long time since he felt such closeness. At the same time, he sensed the fiery energy in his chest stirring, eager to burst forth.
The second prince, Li Wang, was always sickly, seemingly uninterested in the succession struggle, while the sixth prince, Qi Wang, stayed close to the fifth prince, Hong Wang, firmly aligning with the latter’s faction.
After much deliberation, Lei Jie ultimately chose to use the chaotic star domain’s method to forge this defensive barrier, following the guild’s collective advice.
At that moment, Wei Cheng’s office phone rang again, startling him so much that the teacup in his hand crashed to the floor, shattering into pieces.
The outcome was both within and beyond his expectations. It was expected because he discovered some clues from the illusion in that space; unexpected because Meng Xiang seemed to have found something too, something he had never anticipated before.

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Seeing that Fang Qing and Gu Hongxing were absent, Wang Xiaowei curled her lips, skipped washing her face and brushing her teeth, and rummaged through her bag for dried sweet potatoes, grabbing one to chew on heartily.
Lin Chong was stunned upon hearing that Wu Song had joined the army, though he still found it hard to believe Wu Yong would recruit Wu Song.
In the ensuing time, although Meng Xiang repeatedly urged Jie Yun to increase the attack power against the mist-space remnants, its resistance diminished gradually. Things began unfolding as he had anticipated.
Lingjiu told her disciples to go to the valley—he wanted to meet the two Dharma Kings to discuss future strategies. The three met, exchanging weary smiles. Iron Boar Dragon helped his master sit down, then respectfully bowed to the two Dharma Kings.
At this time, sharp-eyed Lin Ling noticed several photos on the CEO’s desk near Geng Haoshi’s seat.
Last year, Lehua National University, ranked fourth, was grouped in the preliminaries with Jingtian University and thus missed the finals of this year’s National Collegiate Basketball League.
Undoubtedly, this was an ancient battlefield, having witnessed battles between supreme warriors; otherwise, it wouldn’t be so severely damaged.
Prince Xi, who had brought Japanese pirates, was now in trouble. He had ordered Huo Zichong to gradually lure enemy fire onto him while his soldiers slowly retreated. Huo Zichong was doing well—now all that was left was to see how the prince would fare in this crisis.
Cheng Quan, relieved to have escaped disaster, was suddenly met with a shimmering silver chain spear, striking like a phantom.
His body, just relaxed, tensed up again. The emperor’s eyes reddened, and He Chang’an curled his lips without a trace of sympathy.
“Why hasn’t Qing’er delivered the imperial edict to He Lan yet?” Dan Yu Caitian glanced sharply at Nurse Zhu.