In the middle of the night, Lao Shi was drinking and snoring so loudly that Yuan Wense didn't mind. She was naturally considerate and would push Lao Shi's neck with her little hands to straighten his head with her eyes closed.

Lao Shi groaned and felt uncomfortable.

Yuan Wense tenderly offered up one of her tender arms, put Lao Shi's head on his shoulder, patted his back with her hand behind him, and said softly: "My dear, do you want some water?"

Lao Shi felt thirsty and said, "Yeah."

Yuan Wense took out a milk bottle and stuffed it into Lao Shi's mouth. Lao Shi was fed a few mouthfuls of milk and became more awake.

He held the milk bottle in his hand and played with it. The milk bottle was small, about the size of a palm, and looked like a little duck. It was very cute. He bit his mouth and sucked, gurgle, gurgle, gurgle, gurgle...

The little duck seemed to have endless milk in its belly and could never finish sucking it. Moreover, the milk tasted pure and delicious. Even someone like Lao Shi who didn't like milk would still find it delicious.

This kind of taste is also familiar to Lao Shi. Yuan Wense often makes milk tea with this kind of pure milk taste, which is different from the milk tea he has drunk.

Lao Shi woke up now, and his expression was a bit complicated.

Leaning against the head of the bed, he handed the milk bottle to Yuan Wense's hand. Yuan Wense took it and disappeared into her palm.

Lao Shi never intended to ask about Yuan Wense's secret. After all, people at this time were in awe of ghosts and gods but not close to them.

As for the original Wense's expression, Lao Shiyi did not imagine her to be a fairy from the beginning, but directly characterized her as a goblin.

Now we know that this is a phoenix that became a spirit.

Compared with other vixens, Wong Tai Sin, and snake spirits, the Phoenix spirit is many times more advanced. I guess there is only a thin line between it and the fairy.

Knowing that Phoenix was the reincarnation of Phoenix, Lao Shi was shocked and even refused to believe it.

However, Yuan Wense's supernatural powers didn't appear all at once, but gradually, and he didn't try to avoid him in daily life, so when Lao Shi accepted it, there was also a process of psychological impact.

For example, he has never told anyone, but he has privately read about monsters turning into spirits and unspeakable things happening to scholars, White Snake and Xu Xian, Painted Skin, etc., and he has read a lot of similar ones.

folk tales.

He has studied it for a long time, and although he doesn't quite understand the comments of future generations, at least he knows one thing.

That is, goblins always come to mortal men for a reason. One is to repay a favor and the other is to take revenge. Generally, giving birth to a child for the male protagonist is a way of repaying a favor.

That's right, Phoenix gave birth to five sons for him. Those kind-hearted little fairies must be repaying his kindness.

So he is not as big-hearted as he looks on the outside. He also has his own thoughts and has already thought about it clearly.

Even after Succulent was born, he didn't dare to let Yuan Wense take Succulent out because he was worried that Succulent might be more demonic than human and that Succulent would deform in a crowded place. He didn't dare to tell Yuan Wense about such a thing.

Just send it there and worry about it.

Fortunately, thanks to his "careful" observation, the five children were all human. Moreover, the performance of the phoenix was also stable, and he had never seen it change its original shape after being drunk.

But Lao Shi is still a little worried. What if the phoenix turns into a huge snake?

Like Xu Xian, White Snake was scared to death.

He thought that if a giant snake several feet long crawled out from under his quilt, he would be scared to death.
Chapter completed!