Pastoral Daily Life

Yan Yue intended to leave after staying at Tiny Garden for more than half an hour. Even though inwardly he wanted to stay shamelessly, what was left of his sanity reminded him that it was too much. Compared to the other day when he could only sneak a few glances at Lu Lingxi under the guise of seeing Dahei, today was already an extra bonus.

When Yan Yue wanted to leave, Lu Lingxi politely escorted him to the door and thanked him once again, “Mr. Yan, thank you.”

Lu Lingxis expression was sincere, his eyes full of trust and gratitude. When Yan Yue was looked at by him like this, he felt his emotions stirring but he could not show it, so he could only suppress his excitement and nod slightly, saying casually, “No need to be so polite, just call me Yan Yue from now on.”

Lu Lingxi curled his eyes in a smile, the corners of his mouth turning upwards as he obediently said, “Big Brother Yan.”

The young mans voice was clear and bright, and the sound of “Big Brother Yan” was like a kitten scratching Yan Yues heart. His heart itched, wishing for the young man to call him like that a few more times. Luckily, he had not lost his head yet, so he swallowed the words that almost came out of his mouth when he met the boys clear eyes.

From the time Yan Yue got up to leave to the time Lu Lingxi walked him to the door, Daheis eyes followed Yan Yue. When Yan Yue left with empty hands, Dahei turned his head to look at the spring orchid on the table and plopped back down on the floor.

Lu Lingxi sent Yan Yue away and turned around to squat beside Dahei, flicking his finger on Daheis head and saying affectionately, “Little villain, dont think Big Brother Yan didnt see your reaction.”

Dahei whimpered twice, aggrieved; Lu Lingxi stroked his head in amusement and said softly, “This spring orchid must be used to pay back to Big Brother Yan when it is well raised and sold. Now there is still a shortage of 100,000, and Daheis chicken legs. Tomorrow we will go to that flower market to see, maybe well repeat todays good luck.”