Chapter 661

Checking his watch, only a few seconds had passed since before the travel.

The few days of space-time travel seemed to have appeared out of thin air.

There was one more strange thing.

It was the attempt Akaso Kaze made in the final few seconds.

He hadn't felt the slightest bit of world barrier on Sharon Vineyard.

However, her virginity was still there...

This is truly a bizarre phenomenon.

If he remembered correctly, that point in time was only one year ago from now.

Vermouth from a year ago had no protection from the world barrier, yet she retained her virginity.

What kind of situation is this?

Akaso Kaze, filled with doubt, walked into the room where Vermouth and Ran were lying, turned on the light, and lifted the quilt off Vermouth.

Akaso Kaze carefully observed her body.

Comparing it carefully with the Sharon Vineyard in his memory.

He couldn't help but raise an eyebrow.

It seemed there were some differences.

Especially that gunshot wound; not a single scar remained.

And the hair was also somewhat different...

Vermouth suddenly moved slightly.

Her two long, slender legs pressed together.

She silently pulled up the quilt to cover her blushing face.

This powerful man could not be resisted.

She could only silently endure.

Vermouth said to herself in her heart.

For some reason, she suddenly felt this scene was a bit familiar.

It was as if, a long time ago, in some sealed memory, this man had also looked at her body like this.

She had never forgotten; she just hadn't remembered.

Watching Vermouth, whose body was trembling slightly as if waiting for something, Akaso Kaze curled his lip.

Am I that kind of person?

He looked at Vermouth's perfect body one more time and, with some regret, helped her cover it with the quilt.

He looked at Ran; her brows were relaxed, and the temperature on her forehead had gone down. It seemed the blockages hidden deep in her memory had disappeared, and her whole person had relaxed.

Akaso Kaze looked out the window; it was already time for school to end.

He picked Ran up from the quilt and helped her put on her undergarments.

Then he opened a Space Gate and sent her back to her own room in the building next door.

If she didn't return home for the night, Kogoro Mouri would surely come knocking.

The room returned to silence, with only Vermouth left.

She opened the quilt, looked at the snow-white ceiling, and didn't know what she was thinking.