"Is this really worth it?" An Su gave a bitter smile, "Whether before or after being reversed, you're still that silly Saintess."
"You're not cut out for this Zibeng stuff." He sighed, "You get tricked and still have to pay the person money."
"I think it's worth it if I say it's worth it." The Witch shrugged nonchalantly, swaying in front of An Su, pulling out her little account book, "Twenty-nine thousand left. Keep it up."
The reeds on the riverbank outside 'Bright Cake Workshop' swayed, the water reflecting the glittering autumn light, the girl as light as the reed flowers on the shore, gently fluttering and sof, swaying with the autumn. An Su stepped closer, gently embracing her, feeling that soft, warm touch, as if he were holding a warm-hued autumn in his arms.
"Now there's only twenty-five thousand left." Miss Luojia leaned softly on An Su's shoulder, whispering in his ear, "Keep it up, Mr. An Su."
"Is a hug really worth forty thousand?" An Su laughed as he asked.