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      ASHES CH99

      by DewdropTL — Ren Shuangmei didn't rush to take the little one home. The sky lanterns slowly flew away, becoming distant points of light in the night sky. The bonfire crackled and burned, its flames still bright and hot. Luo Chi spread out a large, thick bath towel and pulled Ming Weiting to lie down on the beach with him, listening to his new friend's stories of the sea. It was the first time he knew that there was such a completely different world outside. He learned that "the sea" was such a vast place. Just…
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      ASHES CH98

      by DewdropTL — Ming Weiting had seen the message in that blank journal. The phrasing and handwriting were his own, and it mentioned some details that only he would know. Ming Weiting had asked Uncle Lu and confirmed that he did not have a habit of sleepwalking. So, perhaps things were indeed as the journal said: this was a reminder left by another version of himself. Ming Weiting stood by the reef. He lowered his head and looked at the conch shell Luo Chi handed him. The conch was very beautiful, with red…
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      ASHES CH97

      by DewdropTL — That night, Luo Chi took the initiative to go back to the living room of the main house with his mother. The small house was the most reassuring place for him. From the very first day he came to the seaside villa, Luo Chi immediately chose this place. Not only because the scenery was good, but also because it was convenient for either climbing out the window or rushing out the door. Even if he slid down from the roof, as long as he did a roll on the not-too-soft, not-too-hard grass, he could immediately…
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      ASHES CH96

      by DewdropTL — Luo Chi loved the seaside villa the most. This was the happiest place he had ever stayed. In the morning, he could go to the pavilion to watch the sunrise. In the evening, he could lie on the roof and bask in the sun, and the evening breeze would carry the sound of the waves. The hammock in the garden was perfect for an afternoon nap. Pushing the swing hard, closing his eyes, it felt like he could fly up to the clouds. Luo Chi often took books to read in the shade of the trees in the garden. When…
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      ASHES CH95

      by DewdropTL — The scene this family had created was even more boisterous than Ren Shuangmei had anticipated. Luo Chi hadn't replied to any messages, so no one in the Luo family expected them to arrive at this time, leaving them no time to make any related preparations. The butler's face changed when he saw Ren Shuangmei's car, and he hurried to the door to greet them. "Madam Ren..." "Quite lively," Ren Shuangmei glanced inside. "So many people. Are you holding a press conference?" The butler could hear the tone…
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      ASHES CH94

      by DewdropTL — After Ren Shuangmei finished asking the question, she stopped. She looked at Luo Chi seriously. The child seemed to wake up almost instantly, his eyes wide as he propped himself up with his arms and sat up straight. Luo Chi stared at her without moving, his chest not rising or falling, as if he had forgotten how to breathe. Ren Shuangmei wasn't in a hurry. She gently placed her hand on Huomiao's head and waited for him to come back to his senses. Over the past few days, Ren Shuangmei had…
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      ASHES CH93

      by DewdropTL — Ren Shuangmei had never known that this was how the Luo family "took care" of children. She would occasionally send Luo Chi back to the Luo family's house because, after all, there was a blood relationship, and the Luo family had repeatedly promised to take good care of the child. Since they were family, they had to see each other occasionally to avoid becoming too distant. This time, she had sent Luo Chi back because Luo Chengxiu had said there was a rare opportunity and wanted to take Luo Chi to…
    • by DewdropTL — The boy the Luo family sent over had already been in the hospital for three days. It was said that he was pushed off the second-floor balcony by his own biological mother—a man like the head of the Luo family, who valued his pride so much, would of course never voluntarily let outsiders know about such a thing. It was because the family was arguing so fiercely in the hospital room that the security guards and the doctor on duty had rushed over to stop them and mediate, and had overheard it from…
    • by DewdropTL — That was a very good dream. Or perhaps it wasn't a dream. It was them, in another worldline. Before entering that dream, Ming Weiting was resting in the chaise lounge with his little mister. The cruise ship, having said goodbye to its friends, had become quiet. The moonlight was bright, the night sky clear and full of stars. The hands of the clock tower in the distance were moving unhurriedly. Ming Chi leaned on his shoulder, their hands intertwined. Because the night wind had started to have a…
    • by DewdropTL — The farewell dinner was held on the last day of the trip. As the cruise ship passed through the Aegean Sea, Ming Chi successfully re-mastered swimming and diving. In fact, it wasn't that difficult—the first thing to overcome was the instinctive unease of being submerged in seawater. Once this problem was solved, the little mister learned everything quite quickly. As for how exactly the problem was overcome, even Butler Ming wasn't entirely sure. One would probably have to ask the tune that…
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