He was running around the large courtyard, lively, overly lively.
Even if he felt a bit nauseous temporarily, he could still eat, right?
"I’m being considerate of you." Su Yinhe’s face was all innocence.
"Thanks for your consideration, but it’s not needed," he said, not fooled by her calculations.
"Pfft, rejecting care, just like a boar shunning fine bran," Su Yinhe perked up.
"Who are you calling a boar?" Lin Murong looked at her incredulously.
"No one. Who else could there be? Who could I possibly be talking about?" Su Yinhe spread her hands.
"I keep feeling like you’re talking about me," Lin Murong said, not just feeling, she was definitely talking about him.
Too bad he had no evidence.
"Evidence, I only believe in evidence," Su Yinhe said, holding out her hand.
"Seems like there’s no evidence," murmured Lin Murong, head lowered, "but, I can still eat! Don’t take it away!" He couldn’t let the ducks he’d been eagerly anticipating just fly away.
"Okay, okay, I won’t take them, take your time eating," Su Yinhe was just teasing him; seeing him panic, she let him be.
Then Lin Murong started on the ducks again, looking at them, he remembered the bean juice, and instantly felt a bit nauseous again.
But, he couldn’t bear to stop eating. What if Galaxy really took them away?
Indeed, the waters of West Lake were like his tears.
Eat, how could he not eat?
These were his ducks, the ones he’d eagerly anticipated.
Lin Murong viciously continued gnawing on the ducks.
It was still a bit gross.
But as he kept gnawing, the ducks were too delicious, and he wasn’t grossed out anymore.
He began devouring them deliciously.
Su Yinhe quietly watched him eat, while Brother Chi quietly watched her.
The main theme was simply watching each other.
Lin Murong felt a bit pressured, but as he kept eating, he stopped caring.
Look all you want, look all you like.
Lin Murong’s appetite grew as he ate, and he indeed ended up devouring all ten ducks.
"Amazing, you are truly formidable," Su Yinhe gave him a thumbs-up.
"Hehehe, just so-so, I think it’s fine," Lin Murong said, then belched.
"That’s it, your ducks are finished, the eater cleans up," Lin Murong had enjoyed his meal, but now it was a mess.
"Oh, I’ll clean up, definitely," Lin Murong said with a look of feigned obedience.
"Alright, then I’m going back to sleep. The cleaning is your job," Su Yinhe said, then pulled Brother Chi away.
Lin Murong looked at the remaining mess, blinked, and thought, something doesn’t feel right.
He understood cleaning up after his own meal, but why did he have to clean up after theirs too?
Everyone ate, why did he have to clean, while Brother Chi didn’t?
Brother Chi also ate Galaxy’s, slept Galaxy’s, lived Galaxy’s.
Why was he treated differently?
They were both men, and they looked somewhat similar.
Lin Murong was still pondering why Su Yinhe only chose Brother Chi and not him.
He thought he wasn’t bad-looking.
Even a bit better-looking than Brother Chi.
After much thought, Lin Murong concluded that Su Yinhe had no taste.
One should seldom blame oneself and often blame others to live a happy and joyful life.
Blessed and contented...
Psh, that’s off-topic.
He still had to clean up.
After all, he’d eaten ten of their ducks.
So Lin Murong cleaned up fairly diligently.
How could he not, given that he’d taken advantage?
After cleaning up, he felt tired.
He looked around, found nothing else to do, was full, and ready to sleep.
Since Galaxy and the others had gone to sleep as well, and there was nothing he could do now, he...
Lin Murong went to sleep, and slept for a day.
Su Yinhe didn’t see him all day.
Oddly, she felt a bit unaccustomed to it.
"Why do you keep thinking about him? He’s not important, think less," Brother Chi was jealous again.
Sometimes, he really wanted to get rid of Lin Murong.
"Oh, I was just thinking,"
"Just thinking is also not okay, any thinking is not okay," Brother Chi said as he touched her hair—no, not just touching, but lifting her hair strands and gently caressing them.
His movements were gentle, but his tone...
Su Yinhe actually quite liked it.
That man’s deep, resonant voice.
Though she wasn’t a big fan of deep voices, this wasn’t just any deep voice—it was Chi Yan’s deep voice.
She... couldn’t resist it at all.
Fell in love with it.
"What do you mean, ’fell in love’?" Chi Yan asked.
Damn, she accidentally blurted out her inner thoughts.
"Nothing, nothing, you heard wrong," Su Yinhe was about to explode.
Accidentally revealing her inner thoughts was truly embarrassing.
He felt something was off.
After escaping Chi Yan’s sight, Su Yinhe covered her face, damn her big mouth.
Over and over, wanted to die.
Again and again, wanted to pass away.
She was so embarrassed she wanted to dig a hole with her toes.
Wanted to die, wanted to pass away—the desire peaked at this moment.
Why must people live?
Tired, too tired, she was simply too exhausted.
Su Yinhe thought about it, ran back to her room, and lied down.
Sleep, sleep, once she slept, she wouldn’t remember anything.
Su Yinhe slept, woke up, washed up, then took some food from the space, ate it, played a bit, and went back to sleep... Read complete versıon only at 𝙣𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙡~𝔣𝔦𝔯𝔢~𝙣𝙚𝙩
Thus, after Murong had slept for a day, he discovered that his beloved Galaxy was gone.
"Brother Chi, where is Galaxy?" He went straight to ask Chi Yan.
"She ran away because she was shy," Chi Yan gave Murong the answer he had thought about for a long time.
Yes, he had thought about it for a long time.
Finally understood why Su Yinhe had suddenly run away.
He thought she was scared.
It was good that she wasn’t scared of him.
Chi Yan dropped that answer and walked away satisfied.
Leaving a freshly-awakened Murong totally baffled.
It couldn’t be that this was just a part of their play together.
Murong shivered at the thought.
No, he had only slept for a day; how could it feel like something incredible had happened.
Were their developments moving too quickly?
Was it really okay to be this fast?
Murong roared inwardly.
Why didn’t he dare to roar out loud?
He had woken up hungry after sleeping all day.
If not for the hunger, he wouldn’t have even woken up; he could have continued sleeping.
He could not afford to roar out loud; it would just use up energy.
Now with Su Yinhe gone, and Chi Yan...
Forget it, he might as well fend for himself.
The supermarket was huge, there was plenty of food, and he was skilled in cooking; he could definitely satisfy his own hunger.