Things That Should Have Happened

Surprised, Yun Yanli took a step forward to take a better look, but just as he advanced, his burn had been covered by a piece of his clothes. 

Baffled, Yun Yanli continued to watch Kun Xueyi perform the operation quietly. He decided to force himself to believe that the Kun's nasty injury had nothing to do with him. The only thing he should care about now was Kun Xueyi's ability to restore Ming-Die's health.

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In another city, Di Hao was taking a break from his long journey. His exhaustion had prevented him from venturing any further. At first, the owner of the hostel was reluctant to accept the adorable child as a guest in his accommodation.

Luckily, the little boy did not let his size limit him. He had certainly brought enough money with him. An ingot of shiny silver managed to draw the owner's attention away from questioning Di Hao's origin and family background. He was then assigned to the best guest room.