The player is playing like a god, but their cheat code is Aatrox.

Chapter 19

A little while later, Ah Zhui returned after buying popcorn and ice cream.

Seeing the two bickering, A-Zhui smiled.

These are wonderful moments.

only……

Thinking about the choice she would have to make that night, Ah-Zhui couldn't help but feel worried.

At that moment, Yan saw her.

"A-Zhui—" Yan waved to her.

Ah-Zhui suppressed her thoughts, smiled slightly, and stepped forward.

"Let's go, let's take the kids to experience the children's playground."

As Yan spoke, she took the snacks from A-Zhui's hand and shared some with Cang Yu.

The three of them had fun together at the amusement park.

Pirate ship, carousel, haunted house adventure... I tried almost all the rides.

Having cast aside all worries, I am now immersed in a rare peace and joy.

After playing for an unknown amount of time, the sun, which had been hanging in the center of the sky, was now close to the horizon.

The three of them stood in front of the Ferris wheel as the sun set.

"This is the last one," Yan said in a low voice, her tone complicated.

Once this last step is completed, it's time to face reality.

Upon hearing this, Ah-Zhui's suppressed worries surged up again.

At that moment, the two of them simultaneously sensed something.

They lowered their heads

Before anyone knew it, Cang Yu, who was standing in the middle, reached out his hands and grasped them.

"Let's go."

As he spoke, he pulled the two of them toward the Ferris wheel gondola.

The gondola doors closed behind them, shutting out the noise of the amusement park.

The Ferris wheel slowly rose.

Ah-Zhui leaned against the window, her forehead against the glass, gazing at the city outside, which was dyed orange-red by the setting sun.

Yan sat opposite him, legs crossed, arms draped over the back of the chair, his gaze fixed on the window, his expression as calm as a deep pool.

Cang Yu sat between them.

No one speaks.

The only sounds were the faint mechanical noise of the gondola rising and the distant, indistinct roar of a roller coaster.

The setting sun slanted in through the window, casting the shadows of the three people onto the floor, overlapping each other.

Ah Zhui suddenly spoke.

"Xiaoyu".

"Um?"

"The day you first met me, I said I wanted to take you home. Weren't you initially unwilling? Why did you agree later?"

Cang Yu thought for a moment.

"Because you have money."

Ah-Zhui chuckled, and Yan's lips curved into a smile.

"Just because of that?"

"What else?" Cang Yu shrugged.

"What other options do I, an eight-year-old child with an identity problem, have?"

Suddenly someone told me she was very rich and wanted to take me home.

"I think even if they are human traffickers, those who live in villas are more reliable than those who pick up trash on the street."

Hearing his words, both A-Zhui and Yan couldn't help but smile.

However, what Cang Yu said was true.

"Then why are Ah-Zhui and I both angels, but you treat my sister so 'specially'?" Yan asked, somewhat curious.

Cang Yu rolled his eyes:

"Do you want to look back at how you acted when we first met?"

Recalling his expression and behavior when he first met this little brat, Yan smiled sheepishly and didn't press the matter further.

The three of them continued chatting like that.

The Ferris wheel slowly rotated, and finally it was their turn to ascend to the very top of the gondola.

The gondola paused briefly, and the light of the setting sun streamed in, making the moment exceptionally warm and inviting.

Yan pulled out a camera from somewhere.

"Come on, let's leave a souvenir."

A-Zhui was the first to rush over and pulled Cang Yu towards the middle.

Yan raised the camera, stretched out his arm, and pointed the lens at the three people.

"Three, two—"

"Wait!" Ah-Zhui suddenly called out, took the camera from Yan's hand, and adjusted the angle.

"Sister Yan, move a little closer to the center, your face is being blocked."

"I was already standing in the middle," Yan said.

"Move a little closer."

Yan moved half an inch to the middle.

Ah-Zhui adjusted the camera again, raising it higher so that all three faces were framed in the viewfinder.

The setting sun slanted in through the window, bathing the silhouettes of the three people in a warm golden light.

"Three, two, one!"

Click.

The sound of the camera shutter was exceptionally clear inside the cramped gondola.

Ah-Zhui put down the camera, the screen frozen on that moment.

Yan stood on the left, a familiar smile playing on his lips, the lazy, playful look in his eyes softened by the setting sun.

Cang Yu was caught in the middle, his expression somewhere between "life is meaningless" and "resigned to fate," but his eyes were bright;

Ah-Zhui stood on the right, almost pressed against Cang Yu, her eyes crinkling into crescent moons with laughter.

"How did the photos turn out?" Yan leaned over to take a look.

Ah-Zhui turned the screen towards her.

Yan glanced at it, and the curve of her lips changed slightly.

"It's alright," she said.

"Not bad? It's filmed really well!" A-Zhui protested, turning the screen towards Cang Yu.

"Xiaoyu, look, isn't it beautiful?"

Cang Yu glanced down.

The three people on the screen are an angel with a left wing, a third-generation angel, and a time traveler.

Three people who should never have any connection are framed in the same frame.

Sunset, Ferris wheel, and three faces with different expressions.

"...It's alright," he said.

Ah-Zhui looked at Yan, then at Cang-Yu, and suddenly laughed.

"You two even have the exact same expression when you say 'It's okay'."

Yan and Cangyu looked at her at the same time, then looked away at the same time.

The gondola swayed slightly and began to descend slowly.

The city drew closer beneath my feet, the setting sun had sunk to the edge of the horizon, and the last rays of orange light were fading from the sky.

The lights in the amusement park grew brighter and brighter in the deepening twilight.

Ah-Zhui went to the parking lot to get her car.

Yan and Cangyu stood by the roadside.

"Are you really sure?" During this brief moment of waiting, Yan couldn't help but ask again.

Even though following her explanation would eventually expose him, at least he could enjoy a moment of peace.

Cang Yu didn't turn to look at her; his gaze was fixed on the car that A-Zhui was slowly driving towards them.

"Don't worry, I value my life very much."

Ah-Zhui stopped the car in front of the two of them.

Yan opened the back door, Cang Yu got in first, and Yan followed, closing the door behind him.

The return journey was unusually silent.

The initial excitement upon arrival was gone, as was the warmth experienced at the amusement park.

They arrived at the villa, their "home," in silence.

The three of them sat on the sofa.

No one spoke.

It seems like as long as we don't say anything, we can just keep dragging this out, right?

Unfortunately, such an idea is simply impossible.

Cang Yu broke the silence:

"Yan, contact your queen."

"Xiaoyu..." A-Zhui's eyes were full of worry. She wanted to say something more, but she couldn't bring herself to say it.

Compared to A-Zhui, Yan seemed more "determined":

"Ha, little brat, didn't anyone teach you not to say 'ba' when you call yourself king?"

Cang Yu raised an eyebrow.

Yan didn't say anything more, and dialed Keisha's secret communication.

"Yan? Have you found any results from your observation?"

The call connected, and Keisha's languid yet dignified voice came through.

"female--"

Yan Gang was about to answer when Cang Yu interrupted him.

"I'll explain. Perfect, no need to explain again." He paused.

"By the way, can she hear me when I speak?"

Yan glanced at him and switched the communication to speakerphone.

On the other end, Keisha raised her eyebrows slightly upon hearing Cang Yu's voice.