I just broke up with my boyfriend and then I transmigrated into the world of "The Lost Tomb&quo

Wu Xie picked up the marble that had broken in two on the ground and began to examine it. After studying it for a long time, he couldn't help but look up and ask, "Ling Zi, how did you do that?"

How exactly do you manage to break someone else's marble in half while keeping your own marble intact?

"I'm not sure either. Maybe it's related to elasticity and deformation," Ling Xiao gave a rather official answer.

"Elasticity and what is that?" the fat man asked, looking puzzled.

Seeing the fat man's bewildered expression, Ling Xiao patiently explained, "Deformation variable, the deformation variable is the elasticity variable. When the deformation variable is multiplied by the elasticity coefficient, you can get its pressure. Generally speaking, the larger the deformation variable, the greater the pressure."

The fat man's eyebrows furrowed as he said, "I think I understand! Isn't this just a lot of pressure?"

"That's one way to understand it." Xie Yuhua ruffled Ling Xiao's hair, speaking to the fat man, but her eyes were still full of childlike wonder.

After dinner, the group squatted down and taught Ling Xiao how to play marbles. Five people, five different techniques, but Ling Xiao still couldn't learn it; his marbles would still smash other people's marbles...

Looking at the broken glass all over the ground, Black Bear was on the verge of tears. His marbles plan had been declared bankrupt before it even began, and it seemed he would have to find a new way out.

As it was almost time for bed, Xie Yuhua sat in Ling Xiao's room, sipping tea and glancing at the child every now and then, pondering what reason she could use to make the child stay naturally.

After taking a shower, Ling Xiao lay on the bed in his pajamas, when he caught a glimpse of Xie Yuhua's gaze directed at him.

"Sigh." Ling Xiao sighed.

The understanding woman, who had been paying close attention to the child, naturally wouldn't miss Ling Xiao's actions, so she immediately asked, "What's wrong?"

"Sigh." Ling Xiao didn't answer him, but just sighed again.

Xie Yuhua put down her teacup, sat on the bed, and naturally leaned against him, asking, "Did something upset you?"

Ling Xiao nodded, indicating his helplessness.

"Tell me about it." Xie Yuhua was a little worried, afraid that the child was upset because he hadn't learned how to play marbles at night. She leaned closer to the child, ready to offer him some psychological guidance.

"Isn't it because you can't sleep alone? The night is so long..." Ling Xiao's eyes lit up as he looked at Xie Yuhua. He propped himself up with one arm and lifted Xie Yuhua's face with the index finger of his other hand, continuing, "The night is so long, and you can't sleep alone. Why don't you stay here with me tonight, Brother Xiaohua, so we can confide in each other?"

Hearing Ling Xiao's words, Jieyuhua smiled knowingly, understanding the child's intention. Her eyes showed even more affection as she said, "That's exactly what I meant."

Jieyuhua was thus lured into bed, unaware that anything was amiss, and soon fell asleep.

For several days in a row, it was the same. Xie Yuhua noticed that he could fall asleep quickly when he was with the child, but the child seemed to be in poor spirits and had dark circles under his eyes.

"Are you not sleeping well?" Xie Yuhua asked worriedly, looking at the child's listless expression while eating.

"I've been having nightmares lately," Ling Xiao lied. In reality, the pain in his blood vessels was preventing him from falling asleep.

"What did you dream about?" Xie Yuhua put down her spoon and asked with concern when she heard that Ling Xiao had a nightmare.

His partner kept waking up with startles, yet he hadn't noticed. The thought of his partner having slept soundly for several days in a row made him begin to have doubts…

Ling Xiao noticed the slight change in Xie Yuhua's expression and chuckled, "I can't remember. I clearly lit some calming incense, but it doesn't seem to have worked."