Taoist Master and the Cat - Chapter 176

Su Miaomiao didn’t hear the closing sound of the door. She finished drying her hair, and when she came to the living room to pick up her phone, she noticed the change at the dining table.

Immediately afterward, Xie Jingyuan sent a message saying that he had put back the dining chair.

Su Miaomiao: I see.

Xie Jingyuan: Are you going to sleep?

Su Miaomiao: Yes, I’ll sleep after hanging the clothes.

Xie Jingyuan: Do you want my help?

Su Miaomiao thought for a while and replied, “No.”

She still remembered that time when the Taoist master lost his temper with her because of those trivial housework, he was so fierce.

Therefore, she didn’t want to bother the Taoist master for trivial things like hanging clothes.

After breakfast on the weekend, Su Miaomiao was picked up by Sister Fang to the tennis center.

Gu Jialing was still sleeping, and Xie Jingyuan and Xu Shou went to their classes respectively.

After the eighth class, Xie Jingyuan sent a message to Xu Shou, telling him to go to the cafeteria first, and he went to wait for Su Miaomiao.

Xie Jingyuan: No, you can eat first, she might be late.

Half an hour later, Xie Jingyuan picked up Su Miaomiao at the gate of the community.

Su Miaomiao was disappointed, “Won’t you come with me today?”

Xie Jingyuan explained, “The professor left a lot of homework, and I have to go to the library later.”

It may take some time for Xie Jingyuan to find the books, so he took Su Miaomiao to an empty seat and asked her to sit for a while.

Beijing University had a strong learning atmosphere. The library on each floor was almost full of college students, and the other five seats next to their table were also occupied.

Xie Jingyuan led her to look for books.

After passing through rows of bookshelves, they finally arrived at the destination.

Xie Jingyuan concentrated on looking for the books. Because some information books were frequently borrowed by students, and the administrators did not organize them in a timely manner, they may not be in the correct position prompted by the retrieval machine.

Su Miaomiao was not interested in his professional books and had nothing to do, so she just stared at Xie Jingyuan.

The lights in the library were very bright, but    Xie Jingyuan didn’t need that kind of lighting, but under it, his face had a jade-like luster.

Su Miaomiao liked dazzling diamonds, and also liked gentle and restrained jade.

Xie Jingyuan was scanning the spines of several rows of books above when Su Miaomiao threw his hand away suddenly. He lowered his head, and saw Su Miaomiao squeezed between him and the bookshelf, hugged his waist with both hands and leaned up to him with a smile.

Looking at each other, she looked at his lips again, the hint was very obvious.

The never-extinguished flame in Xie Jingyuan’s chest jumped up suddenly.

Why did she always choose such public places?

Her brain was spoiled by the couple who kissed in public.

Xie Jingyuan was still hesitating when a boy suddenly turned to his side.

Xie Jingyuan: “…”

He patted Su Miaomiao’s head, and said via voice transmission, “We’ll talk when we go back.”

Su Miaomiao pouted.

It just so happened that the boy skipped the row and went elsewhere because he saw the intimate posture of the two, either out of embarrassment or out of consideration.

Xie Jingyuan took out a book and placed it on both sides of Su Miaomiao’s head, bowed his head and kissed her.

It was a very short kiss, so shallow that when Su Miaomiao opened her lips to wait for him to come in, Xie Jingyuan had already stood up straight again.

Su Miaomiao: “…”

That was not what the Taoist master taught her that night.

Xie Jingyuan didn’t look at her accusing eyes again, and put the book back as usual.

Su Miaomiao snorted, and continued to follow him.

After more than ten minutes, Xie Jingyuan finally found two heavy books that might be five centimeters thick.

After borrowing books and leaving that quiet area, Su Miaomiao asked curiously, “It’s so thick, how long will you have to read it?”

Xie Jingyuan: “Reading both books intensively, it may take two nights.”

Su Miaomiao: “…Can you remember the content?”

Xie Jingyuan: “Almost.”

In fact, Su Miaomiao knew that Xie Jingyuan liked to read since he was a child, and the bookshelves in his study were filled with all kinds of complicated and profound books, yet she always thought that Xie Jingyuan only had a wide range of interests, but she never thought that he could remember all of them.

“The Taoist master is really powerful, no wonder there are so many old Taoist masters in Qingxu Temple, but you became the master of the temple at a young age.”

Young?

Xie Jingyuan clarified, “I was twenty-six years old when you met me. A secular man may have been a father for many years at that age, so I should not be considered young.”

Su Miaomiao’s point was not that, “Anyway, you’re very powerful.”

Xie Jingyuan met her stubborn eyes and stopped refuting.

In terms of talent, he may indeed be better than ordinary people.

Putting away his bag, he waited for Su Miaomiao to jump on the seat, and rode toward the gate of Beijing University.

Su Miaomiao found that the Taoist master was riding a little fast that night, and the speed of the bicycle was so fast that the wind blowing head-on was even stronger.

She hugged Xie Jingyuan’s waist tightly, and leaned against him with her neck shrunk.

“Why didn’t the Taoist master wear a scarf?” She muttered.

Xie Jingyuan: “I didn’t expect to come outside at night.”

The scarf was too big, it was inconvenient to put it in the bag, and she was not at university during the day. Xie Jingyuan himself didn’t mind the wind blowing.

Su Miaomiao remembered Gu Jialing’s provocation, “Will you use Gu Jiangling’s scarf when he finishes weaving it?”

Xie Jingyuan: “No, if he doesn’t wear it himself, he can give it to Xu Shou.”

Su Miaomiao: “You’re so partial, why don’t you give it to me?”

Xie Jingyuan: “You want it?”