Volume One, Chapter 111: Emergency Contraceptive Pills

Out of Control After Marriage Like a Fish in Water 1266 words 2026-04-10 08:38:55

Su Li did not avoid him either. "Where is the pharmacy?"

Mo Xingyuan assumed she was simply unwell from being tossed around so much.

He led her out of the hotel, and after a few minutes, they saw a pharmacy.

Su Li walked inside, but as she approached, her mind blanked on how to ask for emergency contraception.

"What do you want to buy?" Mo Xingyuan asked from behind her.

"Contraceptives," Su Li emphasized, "emergency contraceptives."

During these days, she had not been idle. She had thoroughly investigated Ryan’s social relationships and romantic history, and combined with various rumors circulating during the joint tests, she had finally uncovered some clues from the Field faction.

In truth, although the Fu family was also a prestigious household, it had not yet reached a level to threaten the Fourth Prince. Still, the Fourth Prince would not leave them be; that was the only explanation.

Speaking of which, Xu Lianghu and Song Yuguo led two squads of cavalry, flanking left and right, and took advantage of the enemy’s unpreparedness to kill forty or fifty men.

Mu Ding’an knew that if he did not eat, Fu Yan wouldn’t eat either, so he forced himself to eat.

Thinking of this, Qin Jingsheng couldn’t help but glance at certain parts of Old Wu.

He pulled out a handcrafted mirror from his waist, gave it a strong flick, and threw it toward the rooster.

Of course, these were not needed at the moment. After arriving at this beach, Zhou Lei’s first command to the five hundred lizard warriors was to gradually take control of the island beneath their feet, known as Sea Anemone Island.

It was also possible that it was due to the “machine’s” abilities that Aigri controlled his facial expression.

“I hate it when people point fingers at me. Next time someone does that, I’ll chop their hand off,” Lin Yu said disdainfully as he released his grip and exhaled a plume of smoke.

Xiang Yu had originally thought that Duan Lang would give up continuing to discuss matters with Qi Nu and return with her. Hearing Duan Lang’s cold and heartless words deeply saddened her, and she left in sorrow.

“Well, I’m not sure. Anyway, the Ruocheng ancestors built the City of Return, but whether Ruocheng established the Church of Light, I don’t know,” Guy said, shaking his head.

Han Yue looked at Qing Ling with curiosity. From her words, he realized that Qing Ling was clearly familiar with Yi Yun and that their relationship was quite close; otherwise, she would never have addressed her as Sister Yi Yun.

“We can go directly after that traitor and Long Ding,” Li Chen said, having no lingering feelings for the monk.

The Broken Blade Gang hadn’t even prepared themselves mentally before their usually imposing leader was trampled underfoot.

Over a dozen young martial artists had initially doubted whether they could slay a Martial Saint at the Great Perfection stage, but now all were confident. Each of them was no ordinary prodigy but a true peerless genius, with formidable strength.

“Hu Gao!” Hearing that voice, Fu Su lightly raised his brow and whispered softly.

Prince Ming turned back, his body trembling uncontrollably, instinctively stepping back half a pace. “Don’t come any closer.” He pointed at Lin Yu, but seeing Lin Yu’s gaze fixed intently on his finger, his body shuddered again. The injured finger throbbed faintly, so he quickly withdrew his hand.

Originally, Hu Gao had intended to hunt beasts relentlessly after entering the Dragon Armor Mountains to obtain beast pills and refine his primordial power cultivation, as that was the real benefit.

During this long stretch of idle time—an immeasurable passage where countless moments slipped away—she had been pondering only one thing.

Sha Ku reacted quickly, immediately kneeling and repeatedly kowtowing. “A thousand deaths, a thousand deaths! A thousand deaths!…” He knew that now was not the time to plead for mercy; he could only continue to beg for a thousand deaths.