You get married, I hijack the marriage

Chapter 795 Makes You Want to Kiss Her
Shen Youran leaned over to take a look, and it was indeed somewhat similar to what she had written: "Isn't it bad to deceive Mom like this?"

Ji Jinchuan said as he copied: "What the elders say may not always be right."

"Hmm?" She was confused and blinked her long dark eyelashes, not understanding what he meant.

Ji Jinchuan glanced at her sideways, and slowly raised his thin lips: "She asked us to copy the Buddhist scriptures. Does she want her son and daughter-in-law to become Buddhists, and then take Nuonuo for herself and keep her by her side?"

Shen Youran: “…”

Why did she feel that what he said made sense?

Ji Jinchuan was copying Buddhist scriptures, and Shen Youran pulled a stool over and sat beside him, supporting her chin with one hand and watching him write. The joints of his fingers holding the pen were distinct, and his handwriting was not only vigorous and powerful, but also faster than before.

The man's voice sounded warmly and solemnly: "If you keep looking at me like this, I won't be able to continue writing."

Shen Youran was stunned for a moment before she realized what he meant. She said in a crisp voice, "You are not a serious person."

Ji Jinchuan curled the corners of his mouth slightly and chuckled twice. The sound seemed to come from his chest, with a slightly vibrating sense of pleasure.

He laughed, and Shen Youran laughed too. Her dark eyes sparkled and became even darker and brighter as she laughed.

Ji Jinchuan suddenly said, "Youyou, don't smile at a man like that in the future." It makes people want to kiss her.

Shen Youran was suddenly enlightened by his meaningful look and suddenly understood what he meant, and became a little shy.

It originally took two hours to complete, but after Ji Jinchuan copied it alone, it was shortened to half an hour.

Ji Jinchuan put down his pen and stretched his sore wrist. Shen Youran poured him some water and he took two sips. Shen Youran picked up the last page he had written and blew the words dry, then put them away one by one, preparing to give them to Xie Suling for inspection.

It happened that a young monk came to the Sutra Library to get a book, and Ji Jinchuan sent him to call Xie Suling. After a while, Xie Suling and Fang Yaqing came, and she had changed into her own clothes. Shen Youran handed her the Buddhist scriptures they had copied, and Xie Suling took it and read it page by page.

As Xie Suling flipped the papers, Shen Youran's heart began to pound. She looked at her anxiously, afraid that she would discover something.

Ji Jinchuan noticed her nervousness and pinched her fingers hanging by her side.

Although the handwriting was different before and after, Xie Suling would never think that he copied it. In order to imitate her handwriting, he wrote it very differently from usual, so Xie Suling would only think that her handwriting had improved.

Xie Suling just glanced at each page casually, just to see whether they had finished copying or cut corners, and did not pay attention to the problem with the handwriting.

After reading, Xie Suling put the three copied Buddhist scriptures together and said, "It's getting late. We should go back."

Several people went back to their room to pack their things, then said goodbye to the abbot. Xie Suling handed the copied Buddhist scriptures to the abbot.

The abbot took it, clasped his hands together, smiled, and said charitably: "Since you are so sincere, the Buddha will surely bless you."

Xie Suling said with Buddhist courtesy: "I will come to bother you again next year, Master."

The abbot took the fat novice monk and another little novice monk and escorted them out of the temple: "Goodbye, benefactors."

It was not yet dark when they returned to Ji's house. Ji Yangkun and Ji Shaoheng were having dinner. The housekeeper knew that they were coming back today and specially left some food for them.

After eating vegetarian food for two days, they suddenly saw meat. Except for Xie Suling, the other three people all tasted it very much.

(End of this chapter)