Chapter 739
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Autumn had already passed and the wind was blowing. As it blew the leaves off the camphor tree, it also swept up the yellow leaves on the ground. A leaf slowly fell from the tree and floated past Ye Chien's eyes. In that second, the figure of a man in a military uniform blurred.
Ye Chien was stunned by his sudden words.
She didn't know that words of love could be so moving. She was caught off guard and her heart began to palpitate. His gentleness instantly permeated her limbs and bones. She didn't even have the chance to reject him. Just like that, he occupied a corner of her heart and broke her high walls.
Xia Jinyuan chuckled. He didn't see any sadness in her eyes because of the past. Instead, he saw her being stunned because of him.
"You're daydreaming again. When did you develop this habit of daydreaming?" He raised his hand to remove the leaf that had fallen on her head. It brought with it a masculine scent that was both strong and gentle.
Ye Chien, who had forgotten to breathe, suddenly came back to her senses when she heard his voice and scent. She coughed violently. She had forgotten to breathe earlier, but now she took a deep breath and the air rushed into her lungs, causing her trachea to itch.
When Xia Jinyuan saw this, he laughed so hard that even his chest was shaking. He quickly stroked her back with his slender hand and sighed. "So it's because I was daydreaming. It seems like my appearance is still somewhat useful. At least it can seduce the little fox into forgetting herself."
Seduce … Ye Chien, who was coughing so hard that she couldn't breathe properly, looked up. She wanted to glare at him fiercely, but to Xia Jinyuan, her watery eyes were just shy.
His smile was gentle and his hand was still stroking her back. Then his gaze deepened. This little fox … he really couldn't help but want to kiss her. He wanted to kiss those eyes that made his heart race.
"Captain Xia is so good-looking and deliberately smiled beautifully in front of me. If my eyes weren't dazzled, how could I live up to Captain Xia's painstaking efforts?" Ye Chien wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes. When she saw his dark eyes, her heart skipped a beat. She seemed to have a premonition that something was about to happen. She quickly ran away from him, away from his pervasive presence that made her flustered.
She was in a daze because he was handsome, and she was also in a daze because of his words of love. In short, she was indeed in a daze.
The embarrassed Ye Chien flew away, his face uncontrollably burning red. After a while, his face and ears were red, but his heart was still trembling.
Xia Jinyuan's eyes were filled with amusement as he watched her leave quickly. He raised his hand and tapped his lips with his index finger. Her breath was on his finger.
She escaped at the right time. If she was half a second later, she would have kissed him on the green bridge leading to the main road in the military compound. The thought of kissing him didn't disappear with her escape. Instead, it became more intense.
There seemed to be some distance between the last kiss and now he wanted to kiss her again.
The blushing Ye Chien really felt that she was … fleeing. Only he could make her feel flustered! What was this? Logically speaking, she was a few years older than him!
"Where do you think you're going? The weather is changing. Let's call a cab. " She walked quickly, but she couldn't keep up with Xia Jinyuan's long legs. After he caught up with her, he put his arm around her shoulders and pulled her into his embrace. "Your wound is already a little inflamed. If you get drenched by the rain, you won't be able to train with the soldiers for the next few days, Little Fox."
Ye Chien, who was already flustered, was suddenly pulled into his embrace. She instinctively lifted her leg and stepped on his foot. "Let go, Xia Jinyuan."
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