Urban Immortal Doctor Master
Chapter 187 - 187 187 Star River Splendid

187: 187: Star River Splendid 187: 187: Star River Splendid Tang Feng pressed down on Tang Mi a little harder, “Sister, you’re overthinking it.

It was just a reflex, who told you to be so harsh, pinching my back till it swelled?

I can’t just take that lying down.”

Feeling a certain part of her body severely deformed, Tang Mi’s face blushed red with shame.

This bastard, just wait and see how I deal with you later.

Now, in midair without any support, she could only cling to Tang Feng.

They soon reached the top of the tree and she saw a sofa and a coffee table set up there, which made her reveal a shocked expression.

Her heart was filled with curiosity, and she had already tossed the matter of Tang Feng taking advantage of her to the side.

The scenery here was uniquely beautiful; women always have an affinity for beautiful sights.

Basking under the fierce sun without feeling the heat, Tang Feng, however, was very considerate.

With a mere thought, the Demon Tree immediately flipped its outer leaves straight up like a tent shielding them above—a cool breeze followed.

Tang Feng wrapped his arms around Tang Mi, sitting on the sofa, and poured two drinks, “With such a lovely time and view, what are your feelings, Sister Mi?”

“It’s beautiful—endless blue waves, a gentle sea breeze, the distant tech park, the mountain park—although not every sight is the most beautiful, they all fit together so well.

Xiao Feng, I’ve realized that I don’t really know you at all.

Are you really Tang Feng?” Tang Mi wasn’t stupid; the abilities Tang Feng displayed had already surpassed that of an ordinary person.

“I am myself, but I’m no longer my past self.

Sister Mi, does it really matter who I am?

Either way, I’m still your little brother,” Tang Feng said with a smile.

“Indeed, you will always be my little brother.

Come on, cheers.

Thank you for bringing me such an amazing experience,” said Tang Mi with a beautiful smile—a smile that came from the heart.

It was clear that she hadn’t had many such relaxed moments before.

A woman’s beauty, when truly expressed, can be utterly enchanting without them realizing it, and right now, Tang Feng was completely mesmerized.

It’s normal, after all, a woman’s smile can be as splendid as the blossoming of flowers, showcasing the most beautiful side of the world.

Tang Mi, feeling something, gently pecked Tang Feng’s cheek, then gazed out at the endless sea, lost in thought.

Tang Feng smiled foolishly, touching the half of his face that was kissed, feeling quite wonderful.

He knew that this was already the limit of what Tang Mi was willing to do.

After all, there was a gulf between them.

Tang Feng could easily cross it, but Tang Mi couldn’t.

And maybe that was okay because wine, like feelings, only becomes richer with time.

Both of them understood that they were moved by each other; everything was unspoken.

Nearly emotional yet stopping at propriety, which sometimes can be a good choice.

In fact, they had already transcended in soul, and that was more than enough.

As for what would happen in the future, they would just let nature take its course.

After all, they were neither active nor resistant.

Tang Mi leaned slightly on the sofa while Tang Feng stood.

Each was lost in their thoughts, yet not distant from each other and without any sense of discord.

“The last time I saw you come back, you actually came back for a reason,” Tang Mi broke the silence.

“I guess it was for a blind date,” Tang Feng said.

“That’s right, the guy is the son of my father’s comrade-in-arms, the eldest son of the Zheng Family, a very nice guy.

We’ve met.” Tang Mi’s tone carried a hint of helplessness.

“What are you trying to say by telling me this?”

“Our engagement ceremony is the day after Lantern Festival.” When Tang Mi said this, her heart felt a pang of pain, which frightened her.

Why did she feel this way?

“Do you mean that our love runs deep but our fates are shallow?” Tang Feng asked.

“What are you talking about, since when have I ever had deep feelings for you, you little scamp,” Tang Mi said, her heart aching in a tangle, yet she wasn’t repelled.

In fact, a large part of the diary she treasured was about Tang Feng, but she kept those memories buried deep in her heart, and now Tang Feng was uncovering them.

She still remembered the year she came to the Tang Family; soon after the Spring Festival, she met Tang Feng, that boy full of Spiritual Energy, with his dark, spirited eyes.

When all the other children were ostracizing her, Tang Feng reached out his little hand, held hers tightly, and looked at her firmly, making a promise that was perhaps destined to never come true.

That was the promise of a little man.

“Don’t be afraid,” he said, “I’m here for you, and as long as I am around, I will always protect you.

If anyone dares to bully you, I’ll take care of them.”

That year he was so young, yet his words were so powerful.

She was happy, and at that moment, she shed tears, still remembering how she gently stroked her hand over his little head.

Unfortunately, after that, she seldom saw him again, until eventually she could not see him at all.

Despite this, Tang Mi could never forget the first person who cared about her.

Perhaps the man before her no longer remembered, but the scene that had broken into the depths of her soul was still vivid in her eyes.

“Sister Mi agreed?

That’s beyond my expectations indeed.

I also want to see what’s so outstanding about that man,” Tang Feng said indifferently, with neither joy nor sorrow.

“It was Father’s wish, and the Zheng Family’s young master is quite decent, so I agreed,” Tang Mi said as if she was talking to Tang Feng, but also as if she was talking to herself.

“As long as you are happy, that’s good.

You must be happy,” Tang Feng said, feeling somewhat dejected, but without much sentimentality.

Some things can’t just develop in the direction he wishes.

“I will try my best to make myself happy, and you too, be happy.

No matter what the future holds, you will always be my dearest little brother,” Tang Mi suddenly made a decision and stood up to hug Tang Feng from behind.

“Sister Mi, why should we force ourselves?” Tang Feng felt Tang Mi’s complex emotions, but of course, he did not think she had any other intentions.

To him, it was just the affection between siblings.

“Indeed, unable to act as one wishes, life is full of too much helplessness,” Tang Mi’s tears dampened Tang Feng’s clothes.

Why cry?

Tang Feng’s heart tightened, cursing inwardly.

He was never Tang Feng; she was not of the Tang Family’s blood.

To just let go of such a beautiful woman—what stupidity!

With a turn, he kissed her surprised gaze firmly on her small lips.

Tang Mi’s mind went blank, and she collapsed onto the sofa.

“Close your eyes, and since your life is not in your control, let me decide for you,” Tang Feng said as his hand reached in.

Boom!

Tang Mi was shocked; she hadn’t expected such a scene.

She couldn’t believe it.

The scene she’d dreamt of so many times had actually come true.

It appeared, despite her resistance.

But she couldn’t say it.

Yes, she realized how weak her rejection was.

In fact, she had not resisted at all.

Was it surprise, or was it joy?

She didn’t care about these any longer, and before she knew it, her fingers had dug deep into Tang Feng’s skin.

The tree was shaking, the wind was ceaseless, the sound of the waves persistent, and the shimmer of the water unending.

At the top of the palm trees, it was like the Galaxy encircling the stars, merging with one another.

In the depths of her soul, memories were drawn out bit by bit.

Tang Mi no longer wanted to hide the other side of herself.

She belonged to Tang Feng, always had.

After a long time, Tang Feng was still standing, his hair disheveled, while Tang Mi lay lazily on the sofa, her eyes sparkling with color.

From then on, they were in each other’s lives.