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Chapter 610 Please Be a Scumbag Seriously!

After more than half an hour, the group finally reached the top of the mountain.

Su Su had never been here before, let alone she lived in modern times, and had never been to a temple, so when the carriage stopped, she jumped out of the carriage in excitement, and then Su Han also got out of the carriage.

Su Mu was the last one to get off the carriage. She had just bent down and walked out of the carriage, and when she saw a hand stretched out in front of her, she paused slightly, then raised her eyes, and saw Su Han with a smile on her lips.

She pursed her lips, ignored him, ignored his gentlemanly behavior, jumped out of the car by herself, and left without looking back.

Su Han didn't feel embarrassed, he withdrew his hand, just smiled helplessly, and followed.

The abbot of this temple can be said to be old friends with Su Zhao. Even though Su Zhao did not come this time due to some business, during the two days and one night of worshiping the Buddha, Su Mu's itinerary and accommodation were all arranged.

The first thing to do when you come to the temple is to kneel down and pray in the Daxiong Hall. Today is a good day. In addition to the people of the Su family, many pilgrims also pray here.

Su Mu knelt on the futon, beside her was Su Han, and on the other side of Su Han was Su Su. Su Mu closed his eyes and shook the bucket in his hand, as if he didn't see the man beside him.

Before long, a lottery has already fallen on the ground.

Su Mu opened his eyes, just picked it up and looked, the man next to him had already helped her out, "It's a lottery."

Su Mu clenched the lottery in his hand and looked at him displeased.

Su Han said solemnly: "You have drawn a lottery, this is a very serious matter."

"What's serious?" Su Mu said indifferently, "Anyway, I don't believe in Buddhism."

On the 38th, he also read: "It just so happens that I don't believe in Buddhism either."

Su Han directly took the lottery in her hand, stood up and walked to the side.

Su Mu hurriedly got up and followed him, grabbed the hem of his clothes, "Hey, what are you doing here?"

But seeing that Su Han had already walked in front of the presiding master who was reciting scriptures, he said politely: "Master, may I ask you to help me untangle the lottery?"

The master host opened his eyes, and when he saw it was Su Han, he smiled kindly, "Of course."

Seeing that Su Han handed over the lottery, Su Mu stood behind him and pinched his arm, "It's nothing to say, why did you bother?"

In front of this master, she couldn't say that she didn't believe in Buddhism.

"Since you think it's nothing, and the master just happens to be here again, how can it be unnecessary to ask the master to help you untie the lottery?" Su Han patted her on the top of the head, and said in a low voice: "Hey, be obedient and don't make trouble."

Su Mu's eyebrows twitched, feeling that Su Han's tone seemed to be talking to an ignorant child.

The host master glanced at the lottery and asked again: "Which benefactor drew this lottery?"

"It's wood...it's my sister." Su Han smiled politely.

The master asked again: "Since it is Miss Su, then this lottery is about the house, or about safety, or about marriage..."

"It's about marriage." Su Han answered quickly, as if he had become Su Mu's spokesperson at this moment.

Su Mu pinched his arm again, gritted his teeth and lowered his voice, "Which ear of yours heard me asking for marriage?"

When she was asking for a lottery, she didn't think about anything at all, okay! ?
Su Han didn't feel the pain of being pinched by her, but just smiled at the master, "Girls are more shy."

(End of this chapter)