Chapter 95: Can This Song Be Broadcast?

Zhang Yingjing’s recording studio.

Xu Ze pushed open the door and entered, finding Zhang Yingjing already waiting for him.

Before Xu Ze could even greet her, a flash of white darted before his eyes.

A warm, fluffy bundle leaped straight into Xu Ze’s arms.

Looking down, Xu Ze saw it was none other than Zhang Yingjing’s Maine Coon cat. Fortunately, he was quick enough to catch it.

The little white cat nestled in Xu Ze’s embrace, squinting its eyes and rubbing its head against his chest, clearly very content.

At this moment, if Rondo could calmly analyze the situation on the court, his passing could have benefited the team even more. Yet, his earlier successes had blinded him—a common pitfall for players who lack composure.

Helen’s sensitivity to danger and her trust allowed her to survive by a hair’s breadth, but this uneven hunt was far from over.

The entire team would cross the prairie on foot? How long would that take, and weren’t they afraid of being attacked?

“What if this doesn’t work out?” Jiang Sansui crouched down, conjuring a blade of grass and chewing it idly as he asked.

Moreover, those eleven Thousand Mechanism Rulers were wielded by Zhao An to their utmost. The moment there was a flaw in his swordplay, the rulers struck without mercy, forcing him into disorder more than once.

“I never expected that those orphans from back then would have grown into such numbers. The Orphan Camp can now be considered the Seian family’s most cohesive and loyal force.”

Everyone stared at Wang Sisi in disbelief; her answer was almost devoid of sense. Didn’t she know the solar calendar is longer than the lunar one? They’d said to light fifteen candles for the fifteenth birthday. If her fourteenth and fifteenth birthdays fell on the same day, well, anything was possible—just like the day she was born.

Ding Lei looked at the map and couldn’t help but laugh aloud. The captain beside him glanced over but dared not speak.

After several rounds of passion, the tangled thoughts that had knotted in Shi Lei’s heart seemed to be released with every surging wave, flowing into Jenny and being swallowed and dissolved by her, one after another. Gradually, Shi Lei felt a sense of relaxation.

The bride chose first, likely because she’d had enough of the sour drinks, or perhaps she was letting the groom have a turn, leaving the opportunity for him.

“It’s not exactly ideal. When anything becomes a foregone conclusion, it can be terrifying! For example, living forever… or being trapped in this village forever!” The old man shook his head, voicing his thoughts directly.

Besides, if the goal was to help him integrate into normal life, then naturally, he should dress in clothing appropriate for his age.

However, for Ningxue and Ningyue, live streaming was of little practical use for now. With their current popularity, it was merely the icing on the cake, unable to bring any real change.

“Is there really such a thing?” Ningyue tilted her head, unsure. Perhaps, maybe, she truly didn’t know.

Logically, with the chaos and noise at the scene, hardly anyone should have been able to hear his voice.

Shen Mingyue received Li Yiting’s message and, after settling Ding Mei, hurried from Guo Ke’s house to the hospital. Her purpose was to check the computer’s usage and deletion records, to see what operations had been performed on Director Qi’s machine, and thus deduce how the surveillance videos had disappeared.

The monster had enormous, rock-hard horns, saber-like fangs, and was surrounded by a mysterious river, which formed a bubble shield.

Primary responsibilities: independent investigation, assisting criminal investigation, collecting evidence, providing consultation, and other unspecified matters related to criminal cases.

Ye An frowned—this was indeed a thorny issue. Ordinarily, sex education should be taught by one’s own parents.

So, even the Hundred Flowers Palace had a host of untold stories. It turns out that the people I care for, too, have burdens in their hearts they cannot easily overcome. They may not tell me everything, but even the faintest hints are enough for me to understand most of it.