After Lin Murong finished setting up the tent, he strode up to Chi Yan with a fierce momentum.
"What's up?" Chi Yan looked up.
Lin Murong's momentum deflated immediately.
"Um... can we have an open-air barbecue tonight?" His tone was extremely humble.
"No. It's too greasy to eat this at night." Chi Yan coldly refused; he was a picky person.
"Please, I want to eat barbecue. Look at all the things I did for you today—dumping the trash, setting up the tent... I'm so hungry. I want it so badly." Lin Murong looked at him pitifully. If it weren't for fear that crying would get him kicked away by Chi Yan, he'd have turned into a crybaby.
"Thank you." Chi Yan politely expressed his gratitude.
"But it's still a no."
"You…"
"Whimper, whimper, whimper... I don't care, I want barbecue, I want open-air barbecue... barbecue..." Lin Murong grabbed his arm and began to cry.
The kind that comes without tears.
Chi Yan: "…"
Chi Yan shook his arm, trying to get free, but couldn't.