Chapter 277: Chapter 276: Let Go of That Girl (3) Chapter 277: Chapter 276: Let Go of That Girl (3) Su Shu’s forbearing smile made her look exactly like a little fox squatting next to a hole she’d just dug, giving off an “co over, fall in if you dare” vibe.
Would Tang Zelin fall for that trick?
Of course not.
Dealing with his own woman, the young master Tang naturally had better tactics at his disposal; with an extended arm, he scooped Su Shu into his embrace and leaned down to kiss her.
The wolf’s paw struck so swiftly that Su Shu didn’t even have ti to react before soone had already taken the advantage.
That unconvinced little temper of hers, wiping her lips and glaring at him, made Tang Zelin burst into laughter.
“Now you know who’s tougher, right?”
“That’s too much,” she protested.
“Where is it too much?” Tang Zelin raised an eyebrow, “I haven’t even used my dirtiest tricks yet. Just wait, I’ll let you be wild before the marriage, but after the wedding, you’ll understand.”
“I don’t understand,” she replied.
“No problem, I can teach you.”
“I don’t want to learn!”
“How can that be allowed? You’re going to be my wife, it’d be pitiful if you didn’t learn.”
Su Shu was speechless. “Then maybe I just won’t agree to the marriage!”
Tang Zelin leaned forward from his half-seated position, his dark eyes looking at her with amusent, “Request denied.”
“…”
If ti allowed, he genuinely wished he could stay with her a little longer. This small house, tidied by Su Shu, felt very warm and cozy. He looked around, noticing the hoowner’s care in every corner.
Do girls’ rooms always feel so… comfortable, regardless of the setting?
Tang Zelin, who normally lived in military barracks, hadn’t previously understood the point of keeping a ho neat and beautiful. As long as there was a bed to sleep in, that was enough, right? But ever since he started visiting Su Shu frequently, spending a lot of ti in this house, when he went back to the place he shared with Old Qu…
Could that actually be considered suitable for sleep? How did he manage it?
Bending down to touch the light blue bedsheet beneath him, he couldn’t deny it; the thought of it started to grow on him.
It reminded him of what Su Shu had said before, asking if he wanted to move in and sleep together.
Well…
He actually kind of wanted to.
Seeing him touch the bedsheet, Su Shu was a bit puzzled, “Is it… are you guys missing blankets in the barracks again? I have extra here, shall I get you a set?”
Tang Zelin looked back at her.
“I an, I have a spare set that you could take and use,” Su Shu thought he hadn’t understood her the first ti, so she explained again.
“You’re giving a blanket?”
“Uh-huh.”
“As a present for your husband?”
“Huh?”
“Why would I need a blanket without a wife?”
Su Shu: what???
What would he do with a blanket? Use it to cover up, of course!
Out of the blue, Tang Zelin leaned in seriously, his gaze fixed on Su Shu.
“We’re just talking, why are you so close?” Su Shu leaned back, his proximity quickening her heartbeat, for heaven’s sake.
“Su Shu, since the marriage application has co through, why don’t we just…”
“Ah, no way!” Su Shu jumped up suddenly, creating a gap between them.
Without changing his posture, Tang Zelin lifted his head slightly and watched Su Shu flee, bursting into laughter.
Su Shu frowned and said irritatedly, “What’s so funny? It’s not okay today, I, I’m not prepared.”
What a joke! She almost exploded with a kiss from him, let alone… that… thing… no, no, she needed ti to prepare.
As for what she needed to prepare, her mind went blank, unable to figure it out for the mont, but she was certain she couldn’t just go along with whatever he wanted today… What was she thinking!
“What do you need to prepare? Oh right, you need to get your identity docunts ready,” said Tang Zelin casually, and then looked down at his watch as if to estimate the ti, “It’s still doable. If we tidy up now and head to the civil affairs office, we should be able to get it done.”
Su Shu paused.
“Are you talking about… registration?”
“Yeah, what else did you think it was?” Tang Zelin smiled.
She? She thought…
Damn it, she’d fallen into the fox’s trap again!
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