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nChapter 893 Your Majesty The Merfolk, Hello (63)

nHis keen ears caught what someone secretly said in the distance: “His Majesty is collecting human supplies, mostly for women.”

n“It wouldn’t be the human who betrayed His Majesty returned again.”

n“No way, if she came back she would be torn to pieces by him.”

n“Also, us merfolks hate betrayal most. If even betrayal could be forgiven, it’s more genuine than true love ah.”

nAs Wake listened to the somewhat messy discussion.

nHis face was getting darker and gloomier.

nHe dragged a bunch of human supplies straight into the deep sea.

nIn the darkness of the sea, a thread of vulnerability finally appeared on his calm face.

nThe cold water couldn’t calm the fire in his chest.

nHe quietly stayed in the deep sea, his golden eyes focused on his fishtail.

nHe thought of the man that kissed her when he caught her.

nIt was a human like her.

nSo she actually preferred humans, not merfolks.

nEven if he could change his legs, he wasn’t human.

nAfter Wake had stopped for a while, he suddenly remembered that Bai Weiwei was hungry, and he hurried down to swim.

nFor fear that she was so hungry she would really develop stomach problems.

nBai Weiwei had already waited until she fell asleep.

nWhen Wake silently emerged from the water, he saw her lying alone on the sea grass.

nHer long hair was messily scattered on one side, revealing her fair nearly transparent skin. Silently inspiring love in others.

nWake quickly changed to his legs and crawled out of the water, drenched.

nThen he took out all that human goods.

nBecause of a special packaging method, they weren’t water logged.

nWake assembled a human bed.

nThe cave was huge, big as a maze.

nShe only stayed in a small area in the outermost portion.

nHe made the bed, put a cupboard in place, and took out several human books.

nHer favorite books on biological studies were available as well.

nAlso, food human’s liked were warmed and put in an insulated box.

nWake wasn’t remotely impatient, and after getting everything done, his mood was much better.

nShe would live here for a long time, until she truly loved him.

nOnly then would he dare to take her to the Merfolks’ Heart and let her wish again.

nThey were married, and he actually had the right to punish her.

nDuring the time when she betrayed him, he tried to torture her many times, yet eventually gave up.

nWake picked up Bai Weiwei and placed her on the bed.

nBai Weiwei was frowning, it was unknown what she dreamt, but her body kept trembling.

nWhen he touched her face, it was all sweaty.

nThere was a hint of worry in Wake’s calm eyes.

nHe was about to shake her awake, but his fingers stiffened.

nIf he always gave in to her, sooner or later he would be slyly exploited.

nWake hardened his heart and turned to go.

nExcept, not two steps away, he couldn’t help but look back. He saw Bai Weiwei curl her body into a ball, her complexion had become incomparable pale.

nWake blanked a bit, then turned around and went to her side.

nHis voice was calm, “Wake up, having nightmares?”

nBai Weiwei pressed her lips. She didn’t make a sound, couldn’t wake up, fragile enough to make others distressed.

nWake stared at her, and finally reached out his hands to hold her.

nAs if she was seeking someone to rely on, she drilled into his arms at once. Her head rested on his shoulder, softly whimpering.

nThe sound was so broken that Wake couldn’t bear it.

nHe hesitated, then suddenly opened his mouth and sang.

nHis song was ethereal and gentle, brimming with beautiful love.

nEven if you didn’t understand the lyrics, you could still sense the strong sentiments.

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