"Amitabha Buddha, may I ask what brings the benefactor here?" Ming Jing finished the last scripture and spoke towards the direction where Qingling was.
Since she was discovered, Qingling did not hide any longer; instead, she emerged calmly and composedly, not appearing to harbor any ill intentions.
Qingling gazed at Ming Jing almost obsessively, but upon seeing his calm and undisturbed eyes, she immediately snapped out of it and sighed regretfully in her heart — such a perfect man was actually a monk!
"Please forgive me, Master. I bear no ill intentions towards your temple; I merely came to ask for something," said Qingling straightforwardly.
If Ye Qiu were here, he would mercilessly tease her, questioning why she didn't just enter through the main gate if she was here to ask for treasures, and instead sneaked in? Isn't this clearly indicating that she desired something overly excessive and thus resorted to theft?
