Chapter 0140-Shut Up Dragon I Don’t Want to Have Kids With You Anymore

The two listened to each other’s heartbeats and breathing for another half hour or so.

Leon suddenly lifted the covers and jumped off the waterbed.

Losweather heard the commotion, sat up and asked, “Where are you going?”

“Couldn’t sleep, went out for a walk.”

Leon got dressed and walked out of the room.

As he passed the sisters’ room, he pressed himself against the doorway and listened, there was little movement inside, the sisters should be asleep.

Leon sighed, hands in his pockets, and headed upstairs.

He wanted to go to the rooftop to let off some steam and chill out.

Arriving on the rooftop of the Sanctuary, Leon realized that he didn’t seem to be the only one who couldn’t sleep tonight.

The red silhouette peered over the fence, a bottle of red wine on the small table beside her.

Leon walked over and stood next to Isha, “Still up this late sis.”

Isha gave Leon a sideways glance before continuing to look off into the distance at the mountains, “Well, because I have a feeling one of you must not be able to sleep either.”

“I’m afraid there aren’t many people who can sleep in that room.” Leon teased.

Isha covered her mouth and laughed softly, “What? Don’t like it? That was something I prepared especially for you two.”

Leon smiled without saying a word.

He glanced back at the small table and realized that two wine glasses were prepared on it.

Then it looks like Isha is even counting on the rooftop banter step.

“A drink?” Isha offered.

“OK.”

Isha picked up the glasses and handed one of them to Leon, then filled them in turn.

The two gently clinked their glasses, each taking a light sip of the flavorful liquid.

“I thought that the person who came to the rooftop to let off steam would be Lo.” Isha said, “The wine prepared was also her usual favorite.”

Leon smiled, “So I’ll go back and get her now? She’s not asleep yet either.”

Isha glared at him with an angry smile, “That won’t be necessary. Here, do me a favor.”

“Good.”

The duo stepped aside and Isha kicked a cardboard box over with her foot.

Leon recognized the cardboard box, filled with love letters that Lois Visser used to throw away.

Isha brought a few more pieces of firewood and piled them together, then raised her hand and a palm shot . out a flame, setting the firewood on fire.

She knelt down, took a love letter out of the box, and threw it into the fire.

“A year or so ago, Lo suddenly wrote to me frequently.” Isha said suddenly.

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