Superpowered Love Academy

He turned around pathetically, then spoke with great bravado:

"What?"

Zuo Le almost couldn't hold back and burst out laughing.

However, he didn't want to waste the ambiguous feelings he was in. If he laughed now, the stray dog ​​would definitely think he was mocking her and would then become angry and attack him.

Zuo Le moved a little closer, so close that Tu Mi was a little scared.

Give me a kiss.

"Huh?" In the darkness, Tu Mi opened her mouth in a daze.

However, Zuo Le had excellent eyesight; he could clearly see that Tu Mi was cute—in his opinion, she was cute.

I said, "Give me a kiss."

"..." Tu Mi didn't say anything, but she pursed her lips.

Zuo Le reached out and placed his hand on the back of her head.

Silence is no longer a silent compromise, but has become a tacit expectation.

Zuo Le moved closer again, and gradually, kissed Tu Mi's lips.

This time he didn't try to knock the wild dog's teeth; perhaps that action was too intense for her.

We still need to proceed step by step.

A brief kiss was enough to make Tu Mi intoxicated; she nestled somewhat shyly in Zuo Le's arms.

My heart is pounding.

At this moment, she even began to fantasize about whether Zuo Le really wanted to perform the inheritance ceremony with her.

"Will he force himself on me?"

"What if he rushes over and pulls down my underwear?"

What if he actually resorts to force?

"Should we resist?"

"Shouldn't we just give in so easily?"

"But he's so much stronger than me, I shouldn't be able to beat him?"

"A fight to the death?"

"We are not married yet, nor have we made any commitment to each other."

"If we take him to church to apply for a covenant, will he agree?"

"Will the church allow it?"

The stray dog's thoughts were in turmoil!

As someone who grew up in a church, Tu Mi has indeed read countless books about the rites of inheritance.

However, reading these books will not provide any substantial help in dating.

In the church, the precepts of inheritance are essentially a set of precepts.

Its descriptions and portrayals are always serious.

The content inside only teaches how to have sex, how to have a healthy child, and how to educate children to be loyal to the church.

There is no description of how to fall in love, let alone kissing, intimacy, or mutual love.

Just so outrageous.

Tu Mi knew about the ritual of inheritance and the process of making love from a very young age, but she didn't know how to date, and she was even surprised when Zuo Le kissed her.

When she grew a little older, she heard Tuqi mention it.

The part about romantic love in church precepts was actually deliberately deleted by the rulers.

She didn't understand the reason at all before, but now, she seems to be gradually understanding it.

The church is not very accepting of female nuns freely engaging in romantic relationships within its traditions.

The tradition of female cultivators freely choosing their partners almost always means the exposure and loss of their powerful genes and strength.

While Tu Mi was lost in thought, Zuo Le suddenly stopped what she was doing:

"You can even get distracted while kissing?"

Chapter 132 So Zuo Le is her boyfriend

What should a normal girl do in such an ambiguous moment?

Generally, she would smile shyly, then gently move away, and finally return to the tenderness that belongs to the two of them.

Zuo Le also looked forward to Tu Mi's shy demeanor.

But how did the stray dog ​​react?

After being asked by Zuo Le, she suddenly lost her temper and pushed Zuo Le away.

He punched Zuo Le in the stomach with a backhand.

"Aww!~"

"You kissed me again, but I didn't agree!"

Zuo Le: ? ? ?

No, they just kissed, and the stray dog ​​was very cooperative and responded.

How can they turn their backs on you so easily?

Not only did she deny it, but she also physically assaulted her?

If it really came down to a fight, would I be afraid of her?

Stray dogs!!!

Zuo Le rubbed her stomach, feeling a bit short of breath, and wanted to turn around.

But before he could make that move, his body was grabbed by the hibiscus in front of him.

"Don't turn it."

The stray dog ​​lowered its head, refusing to let him kiss it or turn around.

Even though Zuo Le wasn't usually short-tempered, she was getting a little annoyed right now:

"So domineering?"

Tu Mi turned her head slightly away. She knew she was in the wrong, and with that guilty feeling, she didn't go too far.

She held Zuo Le tightly and pressed her forehead against his chest.

It gently rubbed its forehead against Zuo Le's, and although it didn't make a sound, Zuo Le felt that this was already a wild dog's attempt to make peace and beg for affection.

He sighed and reached out to put his arm around Tu Mi's shoulder:

"Go to sleep."

"Ah."

This peaceful night was filled with a sense of security and happiness for Tu Mi.

At least their embrace was no longer burdened by any psychological baggage.

This was a feeling of exhilaration she hadn't experienced in a long time since her relationship with Tuqi deteriorated.

the next day.

The two got up and washed up as usual, with Zuo Le getting up first.

However, after Tu Mi woke up, she lay in bed for a while, struggling with herself, even hiding under the covers, pursing her lips and blushing.

She was still a little unaccustomed to this development in their relationship.

Even if there are expectations.

"Class?" Zuo Le asked.

"Mm." Tu Mi nodded.

The two ate breakfast together and then went downstairs.

They walked hand in hand, just like a normal, ordinary college couple.

They walked slowly, blending in with the other people heading to their respective departments, eventually ending up at the fork in the road between the psychic and elemental departments.

Zuo Le gave his final words of advice:

"I'll eat lunch by myself. I think I'll have to go see Professor Shen He."

"understood."

Elementalist Classroom.

Tu Mi was still wearing a mask, but not a hat.

Today she changed into the new purple tracksuit that Zuo Le bought for her. Although she was very thin, her curves were undeniably stunning.

Even if she deliberately walks to the back of the classroom, she still stands out as a beautiful figure.

Looking around, Lu Fei spotted Tu Mi.

Upon seeing her arrive, he took the initiative to walk over and greet her:

"Hey, Tu Mi."

This was the first time Tu Mi had been greeted by someone on her own initiative. She was a little stunned and embarrassed, and for a moment she didn't know how to respond.

"Uh, um."

That's a typical "street dog" response; others might already find it impolite.

However, Lu Fei was fine and had no objections; in fact, she raised an eyebrow.

"Tu Mi, you're so beautiful, why do you always wear a mask?"

"I don't want to cause trouble," Tu Mi said, which was quite honest.

"Tsk tsk, you look better today than yesterday, radiant, and your eyebrows and eyes are much more relaxed."

Lu Fei wasn't flattering anyone; she was actually just telling the truth.

Yesterday's Tu Mi was starving for days, not only malnourished, but also staying up all night to cultivate, and fell ill from missing someone, though it's hard to say who she was missing!

He looked half-dead, and even with a hat and mask on, he couldn't hide his heavy dark circles.

But today is completely different.

As I ate the fatty beef, ribs, and large chicken legs, the person I longed for returned at the same time.

Add to that the nourishment of love and a good resting environment.

Her complexion improved immediately.

"Forehead……"

Tu Mi herself was actually aware of some of the changes in herself, but she would get shy if she even slightly made any connections...

A stray dog's shyness is certainly not like that of a normal young girl; it's not coy or bashful.

When she gets shy, she either pretends to be dead or refuses to admit it.

Then they'll be stubborn, argue back, and pretend they don't care.

This is not a character flaw, but rather a form of emotional self-protection after being oppressed for a long time.

The reason is also very simple.

The things she used to care about and cherish were often taken away from her.

Over time, she became afraid to express too much emotion about the things she cared about.

Or they might simply pretend not to care, but actually care to death.

"I just didn't sleep well yesterday," Tu Mi replied, her tone still indifferent and languid.