Chapter: Chapter 6
“Sister, Qianqian, please don’t be so confrontational!” Seeing that the two girls were about to fight in the room, Bai Ya hurriedly ran between them to separate them.
Thanks to Leticia’s intervention, the relationship between Bai Ya and Bai Ling subtly returned to normal.
At least Bai Ya was not as reserved as before, and she could speak properly in front of Bai Ling.
“Three, why don’t we come out for a meal first? We can chat about anything at the table,” Xue Er poked her head in from outside the door, followed by the aroma of food.
*Grumble~*
A very faint sound was heard, and Leticia’s gaze drifted to Bai Ling’s slightly flushed poker face.
Did that sound come from her just now?
“Sister, are you hungry?” Bai Ya also heard her stomach rumble, and she was sure that the sound didn’t come from her or Qianqian.
As for the reason… just look at the empty potato chip bag in the room.
No one here, like Leticia, would stop her from eating snacks before dinner.
So, the owner of the sound was obvious, who else could it be but our invincible Sword Saint?
It couldn’t possibly be Xue Er, right?
“She’s quite annoying, but her stomach is quite cute,” Leticia chuckled, “Let’s go, let’s go, it’s time to eat.”
Bai Ling stood her ground, her blushing cheeks as red as a ripe apple. She placed her hand on her flat stomach and said in a barely audible voice, “It wasn’t me.”
This Sword Saint was indeed not good at lying.
A few minutes later, the three were seated. Xue Er placed the chilled drinks next to Leticia and Bai Ya, then she asked Bai Ling, “Miss Bai Ling, what kind of drinks do you like?”
“Drinks?” Bai Ling was confused. What did drinks mean?
“It’s something to drink,” Leticia opened her favorite cola and took a big gulp, “Ah, refreshing.”
“These things… are bad for your health,” Bai Ling said lightly. So this was what drinks were?
“Times have changed, Miss Bai,” Leticia shook her head. “If you continue to hold such outdated ideas, you won’t be able to live in this world.”
“Mm-hmm.” Bai Ya, sipping her orange juice on the side, nodded in agreement.
Her sister felt like a block of wood, completely lifeless, which made Bai Ya very worried about her sister’s future.
Speaking of the future… “Sister, how long can you stay at home this time?”
Last time, Bai Ling stayed at home for a month. Was it the same this time?
“I…”
“She got fired, you know. Miss Bai is now a legitimate idler,” Leticia said obnoxiously before Bai Ling could speak.
“Huh? Sister, you’re not leaving this time?” Bai Ya was stunned for a moment, then filled with joy.
Seeing her sister’s surprised expression, Bai Ling slowly loosened the fist she had already clenched to smash Leticia on the head. She nodded, “Yes, this rest period is very, very long.”
If the world could remain this stable and peaceful, then perhaps she would have no chance to reappear.
“That’s great!” Bai Ya shouted happily.
“I don’t feel that it’s great…” Leticia reached out and scooped up a fried chicken drumstick, muttering.
If this troublemaker didn’t leave, it meant she would have to be neighbors with this person.
The passion that had just reignited was immediately extinguished. After calming down, Leticia thought carefully and realized that even if this person retired, there was no way she could conquer the human world.
After all, this person had only retired, not died. When Leticia planned to make a comeback, who knew if this person would also make a comeback.
As long as she was alive, Leticia had not even a shred of a chance.
“Oh, right, tomorrow is Saturday. Sister, let’s go shopping for clothes together. Your clothes at home are all very old,” Bai Ya said excitedly.
“Ah… okay.” Bai Ling, who was shoveling food into her mouth, nodded blankly.
This Sword Saint’s eating manners were indeed somewhat unrestrained, forming a stark contrast with her somewhat elegant appearance.
In the time it took Leticia to finish a chicken drumstick, Bai Ling had already finished a large bowl of rice, eaten dry, without any side dishes.
“Aren’t you eating vegetables?” Seeing Bai Ling hand her bowl to Xue Er and indicate that she wanted another bowl, Leticia asked.
“You guys eat, I’ll just eat rice.”
“I’m impressed.” Leticia covered her face with her hand. She found this Sword Saint to be even less adapted to the human world than she, a Demon King. “Xiao Ya, get some vegetables for your sister. Xue Er, serve less rice.”
“No need…”
“Shut up. Since you’re eating my food, you better behave, got it?”
Bai Ling, whose mouth was softened by someone else’s food, lowered her head, “Oh.”
Bai Ling’s docility put Leticia in a great mood, and for a moment, she found this Sword Saint much more pleasing to the eye.
If only the Sword Saint on the battlefield back then had been so obedient, how good would that have been?
