All Chapters of Kisses Under the Moonlight: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

THEY HAD to stop at the forest a kilometer away from the town because they could not enter riding the newt. It would only bring gossip to the town that would lead to revealing their true intention and identity of why they were there. Xurden’s servants were the first ones to go down while he and Tear stayed for a few minutes, as they had a little talk. “I still don’t fully understand why you are doing this,” Xurden said to the demon kid. Tear turned his attention to him.“You’re acting too naïve. If you think like that, why did you agree to come here?” Tear said to him. “Do you even like my young master?”Xurden stared into his eyes. He thought of how to answer him and chose not to tell him the truth.“I can’t answer this time,” he said to the demon kid.“Young master is really right. It’s hard to convince you unless you can see proof. You didn’t even believe him. My young master is sincere and yet you still let him go. I am hoping you’ve realized your inner feelings toward him. Beca

THE LIBRARY they were in became quiet again. His two servants returned to the sofa while he again took the book that had his photo. He remembered Yric once saying how could he find fun in reading the book. It turned out that the boy also likes to read. Yric actually said a lot that contradicted his beliefs.He turned his attention to his two servants when Sebastian cried in pain after Marco pinched his cheek. Sebastian stared while Marco just smiled.“Are you two fighting?” he asked them.The two immediately looked at him because of that question, which was too familiar to them.“No. We’re not, boss,” Sebastian said as he looked at Marco.Marco did not hold back, and once again planned to pinch Sebastian’s cheek. Sebastian avoided it immediately and just moved to the other sofa.“Lie die and sleep so you’ll have strength for tomorrow,” he ordered in order for them to stop.Marco turned to him at what he said. “I don’t feel sleepy because of thoughts that they’re going to do something

THEY BECAME quieter as they went back to his house from the convenience store. They were sitting next to each other on the sofa in the living room while reading a book. Neither of them spoke for fear that if they opened their mouths, they would end up saying something that would probably hurt each other. It was the last moment they were together, which they cherished in silence.Xurden’s servants came from the hallway, breaking the silence between the two of them. The two wore the same set of clothes --- a pair of white jeans and a white suit. They looked like Xurden’s servants already made a call to leave the human world, which meant only one thing. It was time for Xurden to go, and he didn’t have to wait for a day.“Boss, we have something to say,” Sebastian carefully said as he and Marco stood behind the sofa.Xurden closed the book he was reading. “You don’t have to say it. I can already tell what’s happening,” he said to his servant.Yric stopped reading and looked at him.“You’r

TAKING up a rest was a lie and the official who owned the villa knew it. That was why the official sent him there. No one knew what the water in the lake could do to a god other than them. After being half-naked with only pants on, he dived into the water. The moment the cold water touched his skin, he felt rejuvenated. He swam deeper with his hands and feet moving in coordination without worrying he would run out of air. He stopped when he finally reached the right spot.He stood on top of a boulder and looked up where he could see the sun blurring to the water. After admiring the sun, he shifted all his attention to concentrating. He sat down, crossing his two feet. Bubbles popped out from his nose and mouth as the air escaped him.He didn’t also forget to connect every finger on his hands. After all the preparation, he closed his eyes and began gathering the energy he had lost. His chest glowed blue as energy compressed on his heart and spread all over his body, opening up all the

HE WENT back to the carriage, where his servants were waiting. The worries in their eyes faded as they saw him approaching the seat. The commoners also calmed down, with a few looking his way. He didn’t sit right away and walked toward the woman instead. The woman looked at him with fear in her eyes. He noticed the woman was sweating a lot. It was like she had run a mile. Even though the weather was hot, she would not be sweating like that unless she did some running. “I didn’t see your companion when he climbed up the roof,” he lied to the woman to see how she would react. “He probably jumped to the ground or in a worst-case he fell down.” She had no reaction to what he had said and stared blankly outside. “What happened to him?” the woman asked him. “I don’t know. But I think you have an idea. You don’t look surprised,” he said to the woman. His servants stood up from their seats and listened to their conversation. The woman looked back at Xurden. “I don’t know what you’re talki