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Chapter 566 The Three Worlds of Buddha: Red Lotus Tribulation ([-])

Wanwan happened to bump into the little monk, and hurriedly pulled him and said, "Little monk, are you alright?"

The little monk smiled slightly: "It's okay." He held Wanwan's hand and said as he walked, "Let's go down the mountain immediately."

Wanwan was shocked, her eyes widened and she said, "Going down the mountain?!"

The little monk said: "I have violated the precepts, and I can no longer stay in the Bodhi Temple." After a pause, he continued: "I promised you to see all the beautiful mountains and rivers in the world, and now is the time to fulfill my promise."

Wanwan held his hand instead, nodded with a smile, "As long as I'm with you, I can go anywhere."

The little monk returned her a gentle smile.

Wanwan was originally a monster and had nothing outside her body. She helped the little monk pack up his things, and the two left the Bodhi Temple and walked down the mountain.

Wanwan hadn't gone down the mountain yet, so she looked a little excited at first, and walked forward with great interest, but when she reached halfway up the mountain, the smile on her face disappeared.

The little monk was too quiet. Although he didn't talk much when he grew up, he didn't say nothing.

Wanwan hugged the little monk's arm, with pain in her eyes: "Little monk, my feet hurt..."

The little monk asked anxiously, "What's going on?"

Wanwan stopped in her tracks. First, she wanted to attract the little monk's attention. Second, her feet really hurt. Maybe it was because she hadn't walked much, and her feet were so painful from the shoes.

The little monk picked her up by the waist and placed her in a place with thick grass, and gently took off her shoes.

As soon as the shoes were taken off, he frowned tightly. Wanwan's delicate feet were worn out by the shoes, and there were red marks and blood on her fair feet.

The little monk took out a silk handkerchief from his arms, gently wiped the blood off her feet, raised his head and asked, "Does it hurt?"

Wanwan just happened to be staring at him, their eyes collided, the little monk blushed slightly, but he didn't let go of his jade feet.

"It hurts." She said in a low voice, and then she thought that she was a little squeamish, and said, "But it's okay, I can bear it."

The little monk gently rubbed the bruise near the wound on her foot with his fingertips, took out the wound medicine from the bundle and poured it on it.

Feeling his tenderness, Wanwan couldn't help reaching out to touch his cheek, and said in a daze, "Little monk, you are so kind."

The little monk's heartbeat suddenly accelerated, and he lowered his head to avoid her sight. He asked softly, "Is it better?"

"It's much better." Wanwan smiled.

The little monk packed up his things and picked Wanwan up, "We'll be down the mountain soon."

Wan Wan leaned her head against his chest and hummed slightly.

The little monk walked with her in his arms, without any confusion in his breath, Wanwan hooked his neck and asked, "Little monk, are you unhappy?"

The little monk lowered his head and said, "Why do you think so?"

Wanwan closed her eyes and said, "You grew up in the Bodhi Temple, and now you're leaving with me, you must be very sad. On the way down the mountain, you didn't say a word..."

The little monk softened his voice and said, "Wanwan, don't think too much, the Chongming Bird is watching out, if we stay in the Bodhi Temple, it will only bring disaster to the Bodhi Temple, besides, I have violated the precepts."

Wanwan felt a little sad for no reason, and said, "Little monk, you..." She wanted to ask if you like me?
The little monk interrupted her: "Wanwan, I like you...I have desires in my heart, so I can no longer stay in the temple."

"Will you marry me?" Wanwan asked softly.

The little monk said without hesitation: "I will marry you after the matter of Chongming Bird is settled."

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　　Thank you Wuming, こどく, Z. X's tip.Ask for a ticket!

　　
　
(End of this chapter)