innocent catcher

Chapter 6

Rhett. "

The people outside the quilt hadn't answered yet, but Eggsy continued, "Goodnight kisses won't be on the mouth, you know Dulet, I really like you."

Duret looked at Eggsy with a little bit of hair sticking out of the bed in a speechless manner, "...Um, well, let's go to bed first?"

——When he wakes up tomorrow, he will probably forget what he said when he was drunk.

The fact is, however, that Eggsy seemed determined to express his surging, irrepressible love for Duret.

When Dulet walked around the restaurant twice in agitation and found that he really lost the mind to do housework at the moment, he finally gave up the same thing and went to wash up, and gently stuffed himself in bed.

But

——"Durett" just lay down, the people around him turned their heads and stared at him with burning eyes, "I'm not joking, I like you."

"...Oh! You're going to scare me, Eggsy!" Durett complained rarely, but he immediately reacted, "Uh..."

"I just want to tell you this, Duret." Eggsy moved closer, and this time kissed Duret's forehead, "Sleep, good night."

"...Good night"

When everyone in the woods discovered the strange atmosphere between Eggsy and Duret, Duret was almost used to the "I like you" that Eggsy emphasized several times a day up.

There is no love experience-to be precise, a completely blank dragon, trying to ask Lilith for help, but the witch's response to this is "You like him too, don't you?" and when Duret tried to argue, she suggested "Then let's use truth cookies to ask yourself!"

Durrett ".....I'm leaving goodbye"

When the gentle Ms. Goose met Durett who was repairing the lawn in front of the door one afternoon, she sincerely asked him if there was any problem with Eggsy, because "Eggsy's mood seems to be a little depressed recently", So much so that even Ms. Goose, who only occasionally met Eggsy, noticed his abnormality.

Dulet hesitated and didn't know how to answer. No matter how he looked at it, the reason seemed to be his own. This kind of cognition inevitably made him feel a little depressed.

So much so that when he walked aimlessly to the territory of Mr. Unicorn deep in the woods, and faced Mr. Unicorn who never seemed to be troubled by anything and was always so noble and gentle, Du Lei Te squeezed the hoe in his hand and said hesitantly, "Hello."

Eggsy sat alone at the dining table in the restaurant, his favorite tomato broth was simmering in the soup pot, and the hot aroma diffused through the vents in the house.

The daylight is gradually weakening. Through the open door, you can see that the color of the woods has been dyed a thin red by the evening sun. Eggsy looks into the distance in ecstasy. Duret went out early in the morning. door, didn't even come back for lunch.

Has he started to hate me and alienate me?Eggsy thought, but I don't regret telling him my feelings at all.

It seems that a long, long time has passed, and it seems that only a few seconds have passed, when Duret's figure appeared in the woods facing the door.

Eggsy walked out the door, anxiously trying to see the expression of the young man walking towards him.

The afterglow of the setting sun cast a deep shadow behind Duret, and the moment their eyes met, Duret avoided Eggsy's gaze.

Poor Eggsy is like a little stray dog ​​who has lost his soul. In Dulet's obvious movement of turning his face away, even his shadow on the ground seems to be tainted with sadness.

Dulet walked past the lawn he had just mowed, and when he passed by Eggsy who was standing there with his head down, he stepped on his heels and scratched Eggsy's head like a purring kitten.

He tried his best to keep his tone steady and calm, "It's time to eat, Eggsy, don't stand at the door." His right hand seemed to be holding something, and when Eggsy looked up after hearing his words, Du Lei He hid his right hand behind his back.

The dragon's expression was clumsily hiding something, "I have something to give you, Eggsy."

A rose flower.

"I love you too, Eggsy." The dragon stood on tiptoe to kiss the young man who was much taller than him, "Now, I'm hungry, can you serve me a bowl of soup?"