The Peerless Beauty Stuck With Me

Chapter 1887 - 1886: Judging Right and Wrong

"Is your passive mindset at play, are you discouraged, or can you truly let him go? I hope you won't feel sad once you return."

Living like a zombie on Central Island is not as good as being on North Island; at least you can feel pain, which is a kind of gain.

"I'm not sad, really, I've never felt sad."

But if you're not sad, where did these tears come from? Is it raining from the sky? It likely has little to do with rain.

"Stop crying, don't you want to go back? I'll accompany you back, and when you want to return, we can come again."

The array mechanism between Central Island and North Island is managed by Rao Linger's father; you can come and go as you please, there is no restriction.

But before leaving, Zhou Zhou also feels sad inside.

At least there's some story between Rao Linger and Tang Rao, but there's no story at all between Zhou Zhou and Tang Rao. Honestly, when Zhou Zhou heard Tang Rao kiss Rao Linger, she felt more envy than sympathy for Rao Linger.

She found the term envy somewhat unbelievable, but dared not reveal any longing for Tang Rao on her face, just like Rao Linger, who worried that Tang Rao's matter might affect her relationship with Zhou Zhou, Zhou Zhou worried about it too.

"Mm."

That day, Tang Rao still hadn't calmed down, and Rao Linger packed up and returned to Central Island.

"Lao Cha, they say a woman's mind is unpredictable. As a charming man like me, I should be the best at understanding women, but why do some make me feel a headache?"

Tang Rao circled Zijing City a few times, trying everything from fast walking to jogging, but his heart still wouldn't calm down. If it went on like this, he might go crazy.

"A headache? Really? How could you think that? Boss, a flamboyant man like you, how could you be troubled by women again? Which lady is making it difficult for our boss now?"

It's not so bad if it's some lady troubling Tang Rao, the issue is that the trouble isn't in Zijing City, it comes from outside.

"I seek your help to relieve my worries, not to gossip about my private life, got it?"

Tang Rao surely is out of his mind to consult Cha Xiangzi, an emotionally blank person, to solve his problems.

"I understand, but before analyzing your emotional life, I need to know about your dealings with that woman. Only then can I provide you the best explanation, right?"

Having followed Tang Rao for so many years, Cha Xiangzi knows how formidable Tang Rao is, a man who rarely gets troubled, yet he is now in a mental bind over a woman.

The saying 'heroes are often tested by beauty' isn't without reason.

"You're right about everything, but discussing such matters with someone who doesn't even know what love is—is like what?"

While Tang Rao spoke, he pointed his finger far away, and as he pointed, Cha Xiangzi also looked in the direction.

"Divine Bull?"

What does that mean?

The boss is the boss, his words are always profound.

"Like playing the lute to a cow!"

Cha Xiangzi took a blow to the head, the pain fading only after a while.

Ah?

Does the boss really have to be so disparaging?

Playing the lute to a cow, is he truly that dense?

Cha Xiangzi doesn't pursue women, not because they're hard to find, he just finds it cumbersome to bother.

Seeing Tang Rao's current predicament, "in deep trouble" wouldn't be an exaggeration. So many women, while his body may handle it, his heart can't manage the constant worry.

"Serves you right. Who asked you to fool around outside all the time? Emotional debts need repayment, though I have no woman, at least I live carefree and light-hearted, you won't understand this feeling."

Cha Xiangzi happens to hit Tang Rao's sore spot. Tang Rao painfully realizes he's been too lenient in his earlier hit; if he had been tougher, Cha Xiangzi wouldn't have said anything to provoke him.

"No dinner tonight, nor tomorrow and the day after. I'll personally inform the kitchen."

Cha Xiangzi is just looking to laugh at Tang Rao, is it worth letting Cha Xiangzi starve, not providing him a bit of food?

"Boss, I'm loyal to you, can't you at least ensure my basic needs?"

Cha Xiangzi looked pitifully at Tang Rao, pleading for another chance, or at the very least to retract his previous statement.

"Also can't eat the day after tomorrow, how do you feel?"

Originally, three days without food was already hard for Cha Xiangzi, but now even the day after tomorrow?

Cha Xiangzi is sure that if he says one more word, the timeline will be extended—not just a little bit.

"I don't think it's good. As for emotions, boss, maybe you should consult Lao Geng, Lao Geng is experienced in this, ask him, he knows everything."

Lao Geng? Ask Geng Bucuo?

After being hurt by Xiao Yue once, Geng Bucuo became utterly disillusioned with romance. Suggesting Tang Rao consult Geng Bucuo about the secrets of women—that's like salting a wound.

"I reckon you could chat with that bull about life without a partner."

Cha Xiangzi goes to play the lute to a cow?

He feels dissatisfied yet dares not voice a rebuttal. Waiting for Tang Rao to change locations to vent, Cha Xiangzi walks to the Divine Bull, sharing: "Brother Niu, I've noticed the boss has taken a fancy to a certain woman. Comparing oneself thus truly frustrates. He finds women as if playthings; I want a reliable woman—why is it so hard?"

The Divine Bull lowers its head to graze, and upon Cha Xiangzi's finish, it lets out two symbolic moos, uncertain if responding or disregarding his words.

"Ling Er, weren't you planning to stay by Tang Rao's side until he likes you? What's wrong then, returning silently for so long, not even wanting to talk to your father?"

Central Island, since returning, Rao Linger has been touching her face, looking dispirited, seemingly troubled.

"Dad, let me be quiet for a moment."

Rao Linger just wants to sit quietly, but the old man guards the door, insisting on exchanging words to ease his mind.

"I say, daughter, did you quarrel with Tang Rao? If so, I can mediate; when together, some arguments are inevitable, no need for a standoff over minor issues."

The old man considers it a trivial matter, attempting comfort, yet Rao Linger, unable to hold back, starts crying.

"I'm not saying not to leave you in peace, but first, don't cry. Is there anything you want to tell your dad, he'll help judge, okay?"

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