Tangling with the Western Commander - Chapter 247

Chapter 247: Chapter 244: Cry

Her lips were bitten.

His emotions seemed to completely explode after her words had fallen.

The fury filled his eyes, up close, dense like a storm brewing. The next second, she heard his voice, almost gnashing his teeth, “You dare!”

Having said that, accompanied by her pained muffled groan, he suddenly pressed her against the car door–

**

The thunder roared.

Not far from the highway was pitch-black, only occasionally did a car pass by.

The curtain of rain at night seemed to perfectly hide all sounds and visuals.

A white sedan sped past on the highway.

The windshield wipers continued to clear the glass, the driver glanced over the pitch-black Gobi plain and then looked away.

It was not until the thunder suddenly exploded in the sky along with lightning that he seemed to see a car parked not far off on the Gobi plain.

It was an SUV.

But he didn’t know what was happening on it; from afar, all he could see was the car violently shaking.

The driver shivered, and when he looked again, the car had disappeared into the black rain curtain, and nothing was visible.

As if everything that had just appeared was an illusion of his own.

…

The end of the Gobi plain was a distant city, where from above one could look down at the sea of lights, the meandering traffic melding into a golden ribbon, reflecting the distant Milky Way, perfectly blending together, spanning the sky.

And on this side, the roaring thunder, countless sounds merging within it, one after another.

Accompanied by so many intense movements, and expressed.

It was a kind of explosive pouring, entangled in intense emotions of pain and love, reluctance, and fulfillment.

Her tears were almost drained, as if the world once again was making her hide her own vulnerabilities alone.

The world’s heavy rain pours, all living things subsist merely, yet no one can shoulder more than that for her.

Abandoned to walk alone.

But how could she be content? How could she bear to let go?

If she had never seen the sunlight, if she had always lived in the rotten decay of darkness, it would not matter, after all, she was a star with endless limelight.

She would still be heartless, living in a muddle, not caring about anything.

Yet, there are some people, once you’ve seen them, even possessed them, how could you ever bear to give them up?

She could accept the darkness, if she had never encountered sunlight.

…

The night wind swept by, seemingly carrying the barely forbearing voice of a woman.

This night, it was like a secret hidden within the night, unbeknownst to anyone.

The next day.

Unaware of what time it was, Wen Xian gradually woke up to the soreness and pain throughout her body.

The sensation was too uncomfortable; every movement made it unbearably painful.

As if it touched something extremely fragile.

Although she was very tired last night, so much that she didn’t know when she had passed out, she didn’t sleep well, her head felt heavy, as if it was filled with lead.

Wen Xian moved her lips a bit, swallowed, and immediately felt burning pain.

Her breathing was disturbed, her delicate fingers holding her head, feeling that each breath was unusually warm – she knew she had a bad cold.

She looked around.

Only then did she realize she was in a hotel. From the car door outside, to inside the car, and then where she went afterward last night, she couldn’t remember at all.

And at that moment–