Lie to the monk I'm pregnant

Although Mrs. Yang is a fox demon, she has a small round face. She doesn't have the slightest charm of a vixen in her appearance. When she stares at her almond eyes, she looks very pure.

On the contrary, it was someone in the monk's arms, with a lotus face and peach blossom eyes, and a particularly charming smile.

I don't know who the vixen is.

But in the eyes of the monk, this smile has no deep meaning, this girl is just too understanding, in order not to worry him, she forced herself to smile.

"Aren't you a doctor, show her quickly!" If the monk hadn't been holding someone in his arms, he would have wanted to drag the fox demon over.

Mrs. Yang stepped forward anxiously, and was about to feel Chi Xingwo's pulse when she saw his eyes blink.

"I'm fine, but my stomach hurts a little. I don't know if it will affect the baby in my stomach. Monk, I'm a little tired and want to rest." Chi Xingwo's voice became weaker and weaker, and it sounded like that.

"Let's go back to the inn first!" The monk said this, and looked at the fox demon who was standing aside, half bent over to see the girl.

Feeling stressed, Mrs. Yang stopped glancing around, but when her fingers touched Chi Xingwo's wrist, she was so flustered that she didn't notice Chi Xingwo's slightly thicker bones than ordinary women, let alone Chi Xingwo's bones. Something came out of Xingwo's pulse.

She didn't expect that the unknown monk in front of her was so powerful. She had been in Qingyang City for more than a hundred years, and she had been to many places, but she had never seen such a powerful person, and she hadn't even heard of it.

Whether it's the famous monk who is nearer or the talented person who is farther away, she has heard a little bit about it, but this monk seems to have appeared suddenly.

"Ma'am is fine, but you need to pay more attention to rest on weekdays, and don't overwork..." She also saw Chi Xingwo's wink, and she didn't really think he was unwell.

After listening to the diagnosis, the monk heaved a sigh of relief, turned and left under Chi Xingwo's urging.

Just when Mrs. Yang thought she had escaped, and was about to run away from her husband immediately, the monk who was walking faster and faster suddenly turned around and took a look at her.

It was that faint glance that almost revealed the fox fur she had hidden for a long time.

The monk didn't even think about letting her go, he just didn't have time to spare.

Madam Yang felt a burning sense of crisis in her heart.

Run, must run quickly!

Chi Xingwo tugged at the monk's sleeve again, and the monk turned around and left with the man in his arms.

……

After returning to the inn and going up to the second floor, Chi Xingwo found that there was no one upstairs or downstairs, and he didn't know if he hadn't come back, or he didn't dare to come back, or he didn't come out after he came back.

Chi Xingwo was gently placed on the couch, and the monk sat stiffly on the side, and said dryly, "Go to sleep."

Chi Xingwo knew what this guy was thinking, and he must have planned to hunt down Mrs. Yang while he was asleep.

He didn't understand why the monk wanted to kill the fox demon. The two of them had no enmity and no grudges, and the fox demon was not a bad-hearted person, so why did he want to kill all of them.

"Xiu Yannv is so powerful that you beat her away. Why did you get hurt so badly this time?" It was that fox demon who was clearly powerless in front of the monk, so why did he fall into such a miserable state.

The monk didn't look at the people lying on the couch, but said: "Those are all ordinary people."

Unable to understand the monk's logic, Chi Xingwo was very puzzled: "What's wrong with ordinary people, since you hit you, you should fight back, this is self-protection!"

Chi Xingwo's words were quite different from the perception in the monk's heart. The abbot didn't say that. No one had said such words to him all this time. He subconsciously felt that Chi Xingwo was wrong.

"Don't hurt mortals!" The monk said decisively.

The speed was so fast that Chi Xingwo felt that this guy probably didn't even hear what he said, so he said what he had been engraving in his heart.

"Why can't you hurt mortals? Ordinary people also have good and bad."

The monk thought for a long time, not knowing how to refute, and said: "Don't hurt mortals!"

Chi Xingwo didn't think much of it at the moment, although he felt that the monk's idea was a bit strange, but he was a monk, so maybe there was such a rule.

He asked again: "Then why did you kill Mrs. Yang?"

"She is a fox demon." The monk's voice was a little louder.

"Although she is a fox demon, she has never harmed anyone and has done many good deeds. You just saw that there are many people who defend her and don't mind her status as a demon."

The monk said again: "She is a fox demon."

Chi Xingwo realized that he didn't even bother to pretend to be uncomfortable. He half sat up and looked directly at the monk: "So you mean that demons should be killed, and mortals should not be hurt?" What kind of logic is this!

The monk nodded.

Chi Xingwo stared, and said incredulously, "Are you still engaging in racial discrimination?"

The monk was puzzled: "What is racial discrimination?"

"Racism refers to people like you who look down on monsters and have prejudices against others, but are very tolerant towards ordinary people." Why do you think the monk is more and more like Fa Hai, even better than the old monk? many.

"I do not have!"

Now Chi Xingwo couldn't figure it out. This monk didn't fight back even though his nose was bruised and his face was swollen by ordinary people, but he insisted on taking his life against a fox demon who had never done any evil.

He only thought that this guy had a prejudice against monsters in his heart, so he had two different attitudes, but through the monk's answer, he knew it was not.

Whether it's a monster or a mortal, in fact, the monk doesn't really care, it's all the same in his eyes.

So why is he like this?

"Then why do you have completely different attitudes towards mortals and monsters?"

"As it should be."

What the monk said was natural, but Chi Xingwo felt baffled: "It should be so? Whose reason? Where did the reason come from? Don't you Buddhists all pay attention to the equality of all beings?"

These words made the monk a little confused: "The elders said, it should be so."

Chi Xingwo was stunned, guessing that the place where the monk stayed might not be a serious temple, but this stupid guy didn't know: "People divide good from evil, and so do demons. How can you be so contemptuous of demons, you..."

After thinking about it, he still kept his mouth shut. Since the monk believed that he was right in his bones, no matter how he explained it, it would only annoy the other party. He couldn't just deny it suddenly and thoughtlessly.

"...Does your injury hurt? Let me take you to the medicine?"

The limbs of the monk who was sitting upright had long been numb, but this sentence flowed into the monk's stiff limbs like a hot spring, and his heart swelled, so he smiled.

"I don't hurt."

This was the first time Chi Xingwo saw him smile. Although the monk treated him softly along the way, he never smiled.

It turned out that he was quite pretty when he smiled, his eyes were bent, like two small crescents, and there were two small dimples, really childish and cute.

"How can it not hurt, such a serious injury, let's go, let's go buy some medicine." Chi Xingwo turned over and put on his shoes neatly. The monk asked behind him.

"Girl, how are you doing?"

"..."

……

In the middle of the night, the monk waited for Chi Xingwo to fall asleep, and then went to the Huichun Hall with an inexplicable ointment on his head and face, but there was no one in the Huichun Hall at that time.

He hurried back to the inn again, only to see a raging fire on the second floor of the inn.

The place where the fire was most fierce was where they lived.