! Chapter 1873 (1/2)

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Chapter 1873: His Name is Nan Xian II

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation  Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Feng Ruqing stood in front of the young man and looked up at him.

She and the young man had been together for some time, but she always felt that everything was not real here.

And she did not know why.

Even Nan Changfeng, who was standing in front of her, somewhat… Did not exist.

It felt like… Her imagination?

Feng Ruqing was stunned and raised her hand to pinch the young man's cheek.

‘I can feel him… Warm and soft.

‘Yes, this is the real Nan Changfeng, not my imagination.'

“Sorry, I shouldn't have doubted you. I just feel something weird… Even the time I spend with you, I feel that it's fake…” Feng Ruqing shook her head with a bitter smile; she slowly turned around and gazed into the darkness around her.

“Besides, it's too boring to spend time here. I want to leave!”

The young man was stunned. He raised his hand and pulled Feng Ruqing's arm; he looked sad.

“Jiu'er, don't you like me anymore?”

Feng Ruqing pursed her lips and was silent.

“Jiu'er, you promised me at first that you would always take me with you, but if you leave now, you would never see me again. Could you bear to let me be in this darkness? Alone?”

The young man's gaze was fixed upon her.

However…

Feng Ruqing could not see her reflection in his eyes…

In that instant, Feng Ruqing raised her hand and pushed his hand away fiercely.

“You are not Nan Changfeng. Who are you?”

Her face was cold as she shouted firmly.

The young man froze for a moment, his gaze bewildered. “What's wrong with you, Jiu'er? I'm Changfeng. Don't you remember the time we once spent together?”

“Nan Changfeng always listened to me. If I were to leave, he would have left with me.” Feng Feng walked toward the young man. “Besides, you said at the beginning that you came here to find me. So why is it impossible to leave?”

The young man was anxious and took Feng Ruqing's hand. “Jiu'er, what's wrong with you? Don't scare me. Haven't I always been in your heart?”

‘Always been in my heart?'