Bai Ze stammered, "About today... please don't be angry anymore, okay?"

Mo didn't speak.

"Today was truly an accident, and don't take what he said to heart."

"Don't worry, I won't get together with anyone else. We're doing great, and I'm very satisfied."

Mo leaned forward slightly, seemingly able to shield Bai Ze. His brows and eyes were deep, and the gloom in his golden eyes was slowly fading away.

Bai Ze, receiving no response, thought he hadn't said enough. Remembering Xing's suggestion, he cleared his throat:

"I don't like that orc named Hao at all. I'm only nice to him because he saved me."

"Besides, he's not as handsome as you, and he doesn't have as good a physique as you. Look at you, you have broad shoulders, a narrow waist, long legs, and so many abs that others can't even achieve through training."

Bai Ze glanced at Mo secretly, but Mo's expression was too calm, making Bai Ze unsure of what to do.

All I can do is keep praising them.

"You're also very skilled and incredibly brave. You always manage to catch a lot of prey, which makes me feel very safe..."

……

Anyway, Bai Ze blurted out every word he could think of.

Mo's eyes reflected that beautiful, gentle face, and he didn't even notice the upward curve of the corners of his mouth.

After Li Hechen and his friends had eaten and drunk their fill, they had nothing to do, so they quietly circled around behind Mo and Baize, hid in the bushes, and squatted in a row with their ears perked up.

He happened to hear Bai Ze's praise of Mo clearly and completely.

Watching Mo's perpetually icy face gradually melt away, the group desperately covered their mouths, afraid of making even the slightest noise and being caught and beaten by him.

Mo stared at Bai Ze's face: "Are you done talking?"

"Hmm? Hmm, you're done talking." Bai Ze had never praised someone like that before, and his ears turned red first, and he didn't dare to look him in the eye.

"So... are you still angry?"

Mo didn't actually want to admit that she was angry, but somehow she went along with Bai Ze and replied, "I'm not angry."

Upon hearing this, Bai Ze's eyes lit up immediately: "Really?"

"How do you want me to prove it?"

"Then smile."

Bai Ze hadn't held out much hope for this request, but when he looked up, he saw a faint smile in Mo's eyes.

It's really beautiful.

Bai Ze was stunned.

He finally managed to appease the person and breathed a long sigh of relief.

"Don't run around like that in the future."

"Okay." Bai Ze immediately nodded in assurance, even going so far as to say, "Wherever you go from now on, I'll follow."

Actually, Mo is quite easy to coax.

Seeing that he was in a better mood, Bai Ze said, "Then let's not sit here anymore. It's so far from the fire, it's quite cold."

I was afraid he'd start moaning again in some "dark" corner.

Bai Ze's stomach rumbled at an inopportune moment, and he awkwardly looked away.

Mo deliberately said, "Didn't you say you weren't hungry?"

"Hmm... I'm not very full." Bai Ze felt a little embarrassed, remembering what he had just said.

"Let's go." Mo stood up and extended his hand to Bai Ze.

Bai Ze himself was a little disgusted with his oily paws: "No, no need."

Mo didn't force him, and walked towards the fire. Bai Ze immediately followed him.

Qing handed the roasted meat that she had specially saved to Bai Ze.

Xingchao winked at him: "How was it?"

Bai Ze raised an eyebrow and mouthed, "You've appeased them."

Li and the others gathered around again, staring at Mo and Bai Ze with smiles on their faces.

Yan even teased him to his face, "Bai Ze, isn't Mo Shuai handsome?"

"Cough, cough..." Bai Ze almost choked on a bite of meat.

Her face flushed red instantly.

Kun jumped out and said, "We didn't hear anything."

There is no three hundred taels of silver here.

Bai Ze wished he could disappear into the ground; he felt so ashamed and humiliated...

Mo calmly patted his back and said gently, "Eat slowly."

Even Li Du couldn't bear to look. Faced with beauty, sigh... even a tough guy has to become tender.

After a long day, Bai Ze wanted to wash up, and Mo accompanied him as they walked towards the river under the moonlight.

There are many vines and grasses underground. Tonight there are clouds, and the moonlight is blocked from time to time, making the light dim and the road difficult to walk on.

After Bai Ze was tripped twice, Mo took his hand.

Footsteps rustled, and the occasional "coo-coo" of birds echoed through the silent forest.

The wolf that suddenly appeared in broad daylight left a shadow in Bai Ze's heart. Whenever he saw the dark jungle, he couldn't help but wonder if some wild beasts might be hiding inside.

Mo only allowed Bai Ze to wash his hands in the shallows by the river; of course, Bai Ze would not step into the water.

The clouds dispersed, and the moonlight shone down again.

Bai Ze squatted down and carefully washed himself with a few bubble fruits.

"Why did you touch that white tiger today?" Mo Qinglie's voice rang out.

"Hmm?" Bai Ze looked up, the moonlight casting a soft, hazy veil over his eyebrows and eyes.

"I've never touched it before, I'm just curious."

Mo stood there, nodding slightly: "So curious?"

Bai Ze shook the water off his hands, looking completely innocent. "He said I could touch it, so I just touched it."

Mo asked, "How does it feel?"

Bai Ze wasn't falling for his trap and lied without batting an eye: "It doesn't feel good at all, it's hard and prickly."

Mo seemed quite satisfied with the answer: "If you want to touch a tiger next time, I'll hunt one down for you."

"Oh, oh, then no need." Bai Ze knew that Mo was not a joker, so he quickly refused.

He didn't want to step out of the cave and see a dead tiger lying at the entrance.

"I'll just touch the jade."

"You can touch me too." Mo spoke calmly, each word spoken with utmost seriousness.

Bai Ze's eyes flashed with surprise: "Touched you?"

Mo seemed to have misunderstood something, his lips tightening: "The leopard's fur is also very soft."

Bai Ze nodded in agreement: "I think so too, it feels really nice to touch."

Mo spoke again: "But you can't touch other orcs in the future."

Bai Ze just wanted to get over this as soon as possible, so he immediately agreed: "I won't touch other beastmen anymore."

"Touch me if you want—" Mo coughed lightly, "It's mine and Jue's."

Bai Ze smiled and said, "Okay."

Bai Ze wasn't sleepy tonight, as he was going back to his tribe tomorrow. Gazing at the scattered stars in the sky, he suddenly remembered the ears and tail of the orc named Hao from earlier today.

Once a thought pops into your head, it's hard to suppress, especially in such a boring moment.

Bai Ze propped himself up on his arms and looked at Mo, who seemed to be in a good mood.

He crept closer and whispered, "Mo, can I ask you something?"

Mo stared at Bai Ze's trembling eyelashes: "What?"

"Um, um... can your ears and tail show?"

Mo didn't expect Bai Ze's desire to arise so quickly: "Want to touch?"

"No, I mean, when you turn into a human, can your tail and ears show?"

Mo's gaze paused slightly, and after a long while, he spoke, his voice a little low and hoarse: "You want to see?"

Bai Ze asked expectantly, "Is it okay?"

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