Her body felt stifled and hot, and so did her embrace.
She couldn’t tell if it was her temperature or his.
But every ti Ye Li tried to escape, the man was quick to catch up and hold her even tighter in his arms.
Ye Li spoke with weak breathlessness.
When Fu Yanci’s hand slid to her waist, Ye Li’s faint plea, "Please let go," hadn’t even left her mouth before the man began to massage gently.
Ye Li relaxed, lazily leaning into his embrace.
She didn’t even realize when she had fallen asleep again, and when Ye Li opened her eyes, it was nearly dusk outside the window.
Ye Li: ...!!!
"It’s all your fault, Fu Yanci!"
"Alright, bla ... It’s all my fault!"
"Then why don’t you leave?"
"No!"
"..."
One dodged, one chased.
Realizing sothing was off, Ye Li’s voice was shy and tearful, "Fu Yanci, you’re too much! If you keep this up, I’ll just make more and worse mistakes in the future!"
As the words fell, the air suddenly grew tense.
Ye Li bit her lip, not daring to raise her head.
As the danger subsided, Fu Yanci compromised, his voice filled with a veiled threat, "More and worse mistakes? You’re welco to try, Ah Li!"
???
The hairs on her back stood up, and Ye Li didn’t even have the courage to say out loud, "I’ll just try then."
In her heart, she knew, if she dared to try, she would surely "just try and then pass away."
"Villain! Utterly wicked!"
Huffing, she pushed him away, got up from the bed, and swiftly hid in the bathroom.
Watching her agile figure, Fu Yanci’s eyes slightly narrowed on the bed.
He knew he shouldn’t have had a soft heart!
"Ah Li..."
Before her body entered the warm water, Ye Li was about to let out a comfortable sigh when she heard Fu Yanci’s voice from outside, "Did you forget sothing?"
Ye Li paused, "What?"
The man sighed helplessly, seemingly given up on pursuing it, and rely said in a deep voice, "Xi Zhou is back; we’re having dinner together tonight. Don’t soak too long!"
Joy flickered between Ye Li’s brows.
Social commitnts ant she wouldn’t be imprisoned in bed tonight.
"Okay! Coming right up!"
She responded loudly and grabbed the essential oil from the rack, boldly pouring it into the bathtub.
After washing up and sitting in front of the vanity, Ye Li finally rembered what she had forgotten as she pulled open the drawer.
She had promised him she would wear Green Waist for him on New Year’s Day.
Walking to the wardrobe, Ye Li chose a plain white cheongsam infused with shades of wheat green.
She put on a necklace.
Then a bracelet.
Even without makeup, the woman in the fitting mirror radiated endless gentleness and grace.
The orange floor lamp cast a yet more enchanting light.
"Fu Yanci? ... Darling?"
"Uncle Fu!"
Eager to surprise him, Ye Li called out aloud.
When Fu Yanci reappeared, he was dressed anew.
His trousers perfectly straight.
His shirt crisp.
The man was tying his tie as he walked into the master bedroom, "What’s...?"
Before he could finish, the door to the fitting room swung wide open.
Ye Li, striking an exaggerated S-pose, threw a flirtatious look, "Uncle Fu, does Green Waist look good?"
Fu Yanci paused while tying his tie.
Since they had returned last night, the bedroom had never had the overhead light on, just the corner floor lamp all night.
In the dim yellow light, the girl standing in the dressing room had eyes and brows as dark as ink, beautiful like a fairy who had escaped from the Heavenly Palace.
No, not a fairy.
A demon.
A demon just transford into human form, sneaking into the human world’s dressing room, clad in human clothes.
Actually, she didn’t need to painstakingly strike a pose herself.
From chest to hips, she naturally embodied a perfect S-shape.
Especially that slender waist, as if he could encircle it with just both hands.
Fu Yanci’s gaze deepened.
"Beautiful!"
Tearing off the half-tied tie and throwing it on the bed, Fu Yanci slowly stepped forward, "Ah Li, you look even more beautiful than Green Waist!"
His words were gentle.
But the eyes with which the man watched her told a different story.
Ye Li stepped back quickly, only to find herself cornered against the wall by the man.
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