The next day, Gu Wen woke up in a daze and kicked Chi Yu Zi, who was drooling on his thigh, away.
Chi Venerable's head was on the ground, and she suddenly woke up, glared at Gu Wen as she got up and patted her Daoist robe, and said softly, "You've changed, back in Immortal Land you would have carried me back to bed."
During their time by the Luo River, they often got drunk in taverns, and each time it was Gu Wen who carried her back to her room.
Gu Wen said, "When one seeks favors from others, naturally, they act differently. And remember the time I didn't take care of you when you returned, and the next day, under the facade of teaching me swordsmanship, you left me sore all over?"
"Uh... did I?"
Chi Yu Zi averted her gaze, vaguely remembering.
Initially, she treated Gu Wen as a lackey and drinking buddy—it was normal for her to discipline him if she felt unhappy. But Chi Yu Zi generally wasn't stubborn when she was in the wrong.
Knock, knock, knock.
