From the Heavens Descended an Immortal Sister

Chapter 172: Chapter 170: Bai Qi's Wild Imagination_1

Thud—

The chopsticks Bai Qi held in her hand suddenly dropped and clattered onto the dining table.

Her sparkling big eyes stared blankly at Fang Ren across from her, her mouth stuffed with a chicken leg, puffing her cheeks out in an adorably dazed expression.

What did he say?

Go, go, go to... go to a hotel!?

"Fang Ren! You hooligan!"

Without a second word, Bai Qi reached out and flung the chicken leg she was biting into straight toward Fang Ren's forehead.

Fang Ren immediately caught the flying chicken leg, looking at Bai Qi with a bewildered face, only then did he suddenly realize there was something off about his last sentence.

I'll accompany you anywhere... I stand by only wanting to go to a hotel...

"Stop, stop, stop! I didn't mean it like that!" Fang Ren hastily raised his hands in protest.

"Then what do you mean!?"

"I just want to start cultivating as soon as possible."

"I don't believe you!"

"How can I make you believe me?"

"I just don't believe you!"

"Do I really seem like the kind of person who would take advantage of you?" Fang Ren said.

Upon hearing this, Bai Qi's cheeks turned red, "Wasn't it enough for you to stand by taking advantage last time?"

"But... wasn't that an accident?" Fang Ren said with an embarrassed face.

"You still took advantage of me!"

"Didn't you take advantage of me, too?"

"You're a man!"

"So a man can't be taken advantage of? Just now you were saying something about equality for everyone, yet you change your tune when it comes to this."

"Are they the same thing!"

Having settled on her line of thought, Bai Qi began to ponder how to broach the subject.

It didn't matter how it was put, it was she who had asked Fang Ren to come, and it was also she who had asked him to give up his rights. No matter how you looked at it, it was her capriciousness that had caused this mess. Now that Fang Ren was upset, of course, she needed to find a way to soothe him.

However, for her, a princess who had always been the one to be pampered, figuring out how to cajole someone else was indeed somewhat challenging. She had never done such a thing before and had no experience to draw from.

This matter was completely unfamiliar territory to her.

Bai Qi's mind grew more chaotic as she thought about it, and she started gorging on the dishes on the table, taking out her emotions on the food.

"Hey, I'm discussing something with you, don't just focus on eating," Fang Renthen said with a sheepish look as he watched her devour the food like a tornado.

"Huh? What is it?"

Caught off guard by his sudden interjection, Bai Qi lifted her head, her cheeks bulging with food.

"Tsk~"

The moment she looked up, Fang Renthen couldn't help but laugh out loud: "Look at you, you're a mess."

"What is it?"

Bai Qi's face turned red, she paused for a moment, then pulled out her phone to check her reflection in the camera and saw that one side of her face was smeared with remnants of food, resembling a patched-up cat.

Blushing even more, Bai Qi grabbed a napkin and wiped her face, demanding, "What's the important thing?"

"I'm talking about where we'll stay for the night. We can't sleep on the streets, right?" Fang Renthen suggested.

"Two separate rooms!" Bai Qi blurted out immediately.

"..." Fang Renthen was taken aback. Could he, a married man, actually share a room with her?

If his wife found out, wouldn't she fight with Bai Qi while still carrying their child?

Seeing Fang Renthen silent and motionless, Bai Qi felt she might have crushed his hopes and remembered that she had just been considering how to appease him.

Her remark probably made him feel even worse, which was not the outcome she wanted.

Bai Qi, with her face still flushed, struggled for a moment before she spoke up, "But... even if we are engaged, we can't share a room. I like Brother Song... and we're going to annul the marriage later..."

As she spoke, her voice dropped to a near whisper, the last word so faint it was hardly spoken at all.

Comforting someone was clearly not her forte.

She hadn't even spoken two full sentences before she felt she had made Fang Ren's mood even worse.