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Chapter 81

Chapter 81

    After washing clothes by the river last time, Mo Mo noticed that there seemed to be some strange sparks between Li Qian and Huiren.

    For example, during dinner, Huiren gave Mo Mo half of the dish, and Li Qian gave Mo Mo two more apples.

    Huiren wanted to help Mo Mo open a small stove, but Li Qian pulled Mo Mo over and said that he would take her down the mountain to eat at Lili's canteen.

    Li Qian would tell Mo Moshao to communicate with Huiren in secret, and Huiren would also accuse Sang and scold Huai of Li Qian's misconduct during the morning meeting.

    The two seemed to have suddenly turned against each other.

    Mo Mo was very puzzled, until one day, Wu Neng quietly came to Mo Mo to gossip: "I just finished chanting, and I saw the abbot admonishing Master Huiren in the meditation room!"

    Admonishing Huiren?

    Although Huiren did not perform as well as Li Qian, he has always been one of the best talents in the temple. The abbot has always been gentle, so how could he reprimand him?

    Wu Neng smacked his lips, pulled Mo Mo to a place where there were few people, and said cautiously, "Thanks to my sharp ears, I heard a few words of their conversation!"

    "What did they say?" Mo Mo asked.

    "I heard Master Huiren tell the abbot..." Wu Neng's eyes widened, "He wants to return to the vulgarity!"

    Mo Mo was also a little shocked.

    Among the monks she knew in the temple, the one who was most unlikely to be attached to the world was Huiren.

    His parents and younger brother both died in a car accident, the originally happy family suddenly collapsed, and Hye In's spirit also collapsed.

    If it wasn't for the abbot to enlighten him and take him on the road of worshipping Buddha, he may never get out of the shadow of ruined family.

    Therefore, for Huiren, being a monk is not a way to excuse himself, but an escape.

    Only in this deep mountain will he not remember the pain of the past.

    But if he returns to the secular world... does it prove that he finally thinks about it and wants to embrace the past again?

    Mo Mo was perplexed, and what was even more elusive was that since Huiren had put aside his past and was willing to return to the world to live anew, why did the abbot admonish him?

    It's normal for a monk to return to the commonplace...

    Mo Mo couldn't figure it out and didn't dare to ask, so he could only observe Huiren's condition secretly.

    He still smiles gently every day, but there is more sadness in his eyes.

    Huiren is a kind person and has always been loyal to Mo Mo. Mo Mo couldn't hold back the matter and planned to secretly enlighten her.

    Who knew that she hadn't found Huiren yet, so Huiren came to ask her first.

    This is the first time Huiren has come to knock on Mo Mo's door. He stood at the door with a cramped expression: "Miss Mo Mo, the flowers over the lotus pond are blooming, do you want to... come and have a look?"

    Although This invitation is a bit strange, but it seems that Hye-in has something to say to her.

    Maybe it's something he's still vulgar?