Chapter 45: Lover (Part 6)

Chapter 45: Lover (Part Six)

Listening to the sound of running water, a hazy, slender, and well-proportioned silhouette was faintly cast through the frosted glass door of the bedroom.

A wicked glint flashed in Song Cheng's phoenix eyes, making him look completely different from the sharp and capable corporate tycoon he was during the day. The man at night was far too bewitching and dissolute.

"Tang Wan, bring me a towel!"

Su Kui had headed straight into the bedroom after finishing dinner; the dishes would naturally be cleaned up by the hourly housekeeper tomorrow.

For a woman, cooking occasionally was a romantic gesture, but if it turned her into a domestic drudge who ruined her delicate hands, the cost would far outweigh the gain.

Scattered all over the woolen carpet in the bedroom were suit jackets, trousers, dress shirts, ties, and various other odds and ends casually discarded by Song Cheng...

Damn this man.

Su Kui gritted her teeth, picking up the scattered garments while calculating how to dodge him later.

Suddenly, a hollow voice rang out from behind her, giving Su Kui a start.

Looking back, the tall and lean figure remained visible through the frosted glass, and the culprit was the source of that voice.

Su Kui put down the clothes in her hands, hesitated for a long moment, gritted her teeth, and pulled a clean towel out from the drawer, walking over with it in hand.

She knocked, and the glass door slid open in response, revealing a narrow gap. Su Kui quickly averted her gaze—she was afraid of getting styes!

Actually—

The real reason was that she was afraid of falling for the honey trap. To be honest, Song Cheng's appearance and physique were top-notch; standing nearly one hundred and ninety centimeters tall, he could easily rival a professional model.

She tried to push the towel through the crack, but unexpectedly, the door was suddenly pushed wide open.

Su Kui let out a startled gasp as bone-chilling droplets of water splashed all over her face and body.

Why is God always so partial to the men in these worlds?

Jun Mo was one, and now Song Cheng counted as another.

How did the girls spend the Double Seventh Festival?

Anyway, Brin's Double Seventh Festival was spent—

Shutting herself in to reflect on her mistakes!

Some people might wonder why the white-lotus female protagonist is rarely tormented. In fact, the original purpose of this story is to change the tragic fate of the female supporting character, which makes the original female protagonist rather inconsequential.

Unless, of course, she insists on asking for it and throws herself into the fray ←_←

(End of this chapter)