Eternal Son-in-law

Hsiao Hee looked at Su Yun's lonely and sad back. His gaze fell on Su Jie's pained face.    

    

Shaking his head slightly, he turned to the old man and said, "Uncle Qi, the food suits my taste, thank you."    

    

Thank you for your hard work, a word with two meanings, both to express "you've worked hard" and to implicitly take care of Su Jie.    

    

After that, he pulled the skinny man onto his hand with some worry, and with a flick of his finger, he snapped the man awake.    

    

"You …"    

    

The skinny man's body trembled and his face was filled with shock. He wanted to struggle.    

    

However, Hsiao Hee's hands were like a pair of iron pincers. No matter how he struggled, he could not move.    

    

Hsiao Hee only casually threw him on a bench after he dragged him outside.    

    

"You better go back and ask your family first, what exactly is the situation with your Su family, and then, consider whether or not you want to challenge the dignity of your Su family."    

    

"Su family, hmph, Su family is just —"    

    

Hsiao Hee glared at the skinny young man before he could finish his words.    

    

"If it wasn't for the fact that you're still a student, you wouldn't have been able to escape death just now in the restaurant."    

    

Hsiao Hee stared at the skinny young man's eyes. His eyes were filled with endless killing intent.    

    

The skinny young man trembled once more, and cold sweat broke out on his back.    

    

Too terrifying.    

    

It was as if he had fallen into the middle of a pack of hungry wolves.    

    

He … he really dared to kill me?    

    

The skinny young man's eyes glazed over for a long time as his mouth opened and closed a few times. He wanted to beg for mercy, but he was unable to say anything.    

    

"Room A, remember to help me settle the bill."    

    

Hsiao Hee glanced at him and only left a few ambiguous words. He then turned around and ran towards Su Yun.    

    

"What did you tell him?"    

    

Su Yun asked curiously, but there was still a distinct dejection on her face, as if she still hadn't recovered from the incident just now.    

    

"I asked him to help me settle the bill."    

    

Hsiao Hee chuckled. He took three steps forward and walked shoulder to shoulder with Su Yun. The two of them walked on the streets of Jiang-Nan university, as if they were filming an idol show.    

    

Su Yun knew that he was purposely trying to make things difficult for her. After all, the phrase "pay the bill" was too much of an insult to one's intelligence.    

    

However, she didn't continue to hold on to this point. Instead, she forced a smile.    

    

"Will you accompany me for a walk in the school?" Su Yun glanced at Hsiao Hee.    

    

Hsiao Hee nodded. The two of them quickly walked to the campus of Jiang-Nan university.    

    

It had to be said that in the middle of summer in Jiangnan, the sun was as hot as fire.    

    

Even though it was already late in the evening, and the setting sun was shining brightly on his face, he was still unable to get rid of that feeling of warmth.    

    

Thanks to the shade of the willow trees along the way at Jiangnan University, Hsiao Hee and Su Yun walked leisurely among the chirping cicadas and flowers.    

    

"I spent four years at this university."    

    

Su Yun's gaze was somewhat vague. "I usually like to walk around here by myself after dinner."    

    

Seeing that Hsiao Hee didn't say anything but chose to listen carefully, Su Yun's heavy heart suddenly relaxed a lot.    

    

"That was my happiest time." she exclaimed.    

    

"Life is far from here. The happiest thing isn't necessarily time." Hsiao Hee smiled.    

    

In comparison to Su Yun, Hsiao Hee's understanding of the world was like that of a god. He saw many of the happiness in his eyes fade away, leaving only endless sorrow.    

    

For ancient martial artists, life was very long.    

    

But the days of his family's company were short. Seeing his old friend leave, he was helpless. Who could understand the pain and suffering he was experiencing.    

    

Life in the Heavenly Dao, but against the heavens' will to cultivate, in the end also cannot escape the Heavenly Dao.    

    

This was also the reason why Hsiao Hee, who had already ascended to the Immortal Emperor Realm, was still resolutely determined to break through to the God Realm.    

    

He wanted to escape the Heavenly Dao, but he was reincarnated in the Heavenly Dao.    

    

Hsiao Hee felt an inexplicable sense of sorrow, but his will did not waver.    

    

If he were to try again, he would still choose to attack the Heavenly Dao and the God Realm.    

    

"Facts have proven that time can only cause pain to people." Su Yun was suddenly discouraged.    

    

She couldn't help but think of all the things she had encountered in the Su family since she was young. Compared to those ten-odd years of suffering, what could these short three to four years be considered as?    

    

Hsiao Hee didn't answer and just silently accompanied her as she walked forward.    

    

He knew how this delicate woman had led a "delicate" life since she was young.    

    

He couldn't deny the existence of the past, but he didn't want Su Yun's future to be the same as before.    

    

Just when Hsiao Hee's heart was moved, a bespectacled boy ran over from the other side with a book in his hand.    

    

He lowered his head as if to catch up with the dining room's sumptuous dinner. He seemed to be in a hurry.    

    

It was a couple's path, so it was just right for the two of them. It was a bit crowded when there were three of them side by side.    

    

Su Yun moved closer to Hsiao Hee, wanting to give some space for the boy to pass.    

    

The male student raised his head and glanced at Su Yun, astonishment flashing across his face.    

    

Just as they were about to pass each other, the book in his hand suddenly fell and a sharp blade pierced Su Yun's chest.    

    

This boy looked ordinary. He was the type of boy that couldn't be found if he fell into a crevice. He had messy hair, a pair of glasses, a set of ordinary clothes, and a pair of white sneakers on his feet. The taste was truly terrible.    

    

He was holding two books in his arms, one of which was "Thunder Rain" and the other was a nameless book.    

    

Because two books overlap.    

    

Hsiao Hee used to be a random student, so he was quite familiar with this kind of student.    

    

They usually come from families that are not rich or very poor, and their parents eat and eat for them to go to school.    

    

They were also very diligent. No matter when they saw them, they would act as if they were in a hurry. He    

    

They were simple but idealistic, anxious to change the predicament they were in.    

    

They don't have any brands and they don't like shopping. Day after day, year after year, they lived in classrooms, cafeterias, and dormitories.    

    

How could such a student be a killer?    

    

It had to be said that he hid his aura and killing intent to the extreme, to the extent that even Hsiao Hee couldn't detect it.    

    

He could only blame himself for feeling something in his heart, as he was currently in a state of distraction.    

    

The book in the boy's hand slipped. He pretended to bend down to pick it up, attracting the gazes of Hsiao Hee and Su Yun to the book on the ground.    

    

The setting sun covered the entire world. The bright blade rays seemed to tear apart the dark red twilight.    

    

Simple, direct, and ruthless!    

    

Their target was Su Yun's heart and throat. Even if she reacted, she wouldn't be able to escape in time. She would definitely be killed in one hit and not be left alive.    

    

There was no expression on his face when he stabbed out with that vicious knife.    

    

At that moment.    

    

Caught off guard, he would die if he touched it.    

    

Pfft!    

    

A long line of blood spurted out a long distance, the dark red blood splashed all over Su Yun's chest.