LU CAI âĻ The Dragon âĻ The Heir of TianShi
SPEECH: #D9BB0A âĻ THOUGHT: Italic #D9BB0A
SPEECH: #D9BB0A âĻ THOUGHT: Italic #D9BB0A
Cai, who failed to make Rou stay the first time, grabbed other man's fragile-looking shoulders after Rou had fallen onto his knees. "Listen, you stubborn stubborn man," he was not only getting more worried, but angry at Rou for not letting anyone help him, "you have seen me weak so many times, you have picked me up, taken care of me. You are not my servant, I have never thought like that nor felt like that, no matter what other people speak. You are my friend, my companion, my teacher and my savior. Let me help you, and if you refuse, I will have to use my skills to make you stay." He spoke and ended his honest, heartfelt speech with a very strong warning.
"Tell me, what or who managed to make you so shaken up, Rou Rou?" Cai asked, once more lowering his voice and pleaded the elf to lay down. Wang Rou was indeed stubborn, but so was Cai, and he wasn't going to let the man whom had sworn to protect him with his life to suffer.
The Madam of Peony Brothel had made it clear for him that night - it was love that he felt, or at least this was what she tried to tell him, but as usual - Cai didn't listen nor believe it. He insisted that it was loyalty, although Madam managed to shout after him as he waddled off and towards the palace: "Often loyalty IS love, boy."
"Please, Rou Rou," he finally whispered, pleading, "for once, let me take care of you. It will remain between the two of us. Miu Miu won't ever say anything, you know that."
"Tell me, what or who managed to make you so shaken up, Rou Rou?" Cai asked, once more lowering his voice and pleaded the elf to lay down. Wang Rou was indeed stubborn, but so was Cai, and he wasn't going to let the man whom had sworn to protect him with his life to suffer.
The Madam of Peony Brothel had made it clear for him that night - it was love that he felt, or at least this was what she tried to tell him, but as usual - Cai didn't listen nor believe it. He insisted that it was loyalty, although Madam managed to shout after him as he waddled off and towards the palace: "Often loyalty IS love, boy."
"Please, Rou Rou," he finally whispered, pleading, "for once, let me take care of you. It will remain between the two of us. Miu Miu won't ever say anything, you know that."