Bo Yanching had blocked the suggestion, "I need to drive later. I'm not drinking."
Yaen Chi looked at him incredulously and with great confusion, "What's with you guys, treating dating as if you're entering a monastery? Next time you sit before me, should we discuss the teachings of Buddha?"
"Who else?"
"Mo the Fox, of course."
"He doesn't count," Bo Yanching replied, picking up a piece of winter bamboo with his chopsticks, "he's atoning."
Yaen Chi raised his eyebrows slightly, took a sip of his drink, and glanced over to see the others enjoying themselves. He then turned back, leaning his arm casually on the back of his chair.
"I heard from Xu Shu that there are signs of awakening."
Bo Yanching glanced at him, "Has he mentioned it to Tingshen?"
"He has, Mo the Fox didn't go over, he's at home taking care of Chu Yao. Poor girl, she can't be left alone," Yaen Chi expressed some rare sympathy.
Bo Yanching asked, "Who exactly spread the news about the fiancée?"
