Mi Yin leaned in close, pulling the female into his embrace with a possessive strength. He rested his head against her neck and took a soft sniff. "Jin’er, you’re in heat?"
The man’s eyes were a deep scarlet. His usually cold and indifferent face now held an intoxicating tenderness and surprise, his long, dark lashes concealing the tempestuous storm raging within.
He reached out to brush An Jin’s hair aside, his long fingers caressing her face as he murmured affectionately, "You’re in heat. We can mate."
An Jin stared at him in astonishnt, speechless for a long mont. It was quite a while before she finally said, "I... I’m still bleeding right now..."
’She wasn’t ready to sleep with a snake. It pushed her psychological limits as a human too far.’
’How can I stall for ti?’
"When you’re done bleeding, we’ll mate." Mi Yin’s eyes filled with anticipation.
To secure offspring, males in the Beast World would fight with all their might for the right to a female’s first mating. This was the best ti for conception, and the first ti was also the most unforgettable for a female.
Mi Yin was visibly excited. He couldn’t resist leaning down to kiss her lips. His cold body was now tinged with a seductive heat, and his snake tail coiled around her waist and thighs.
After a long, passionate kiss, he finally released the dazed female, a thin thread of saliva connecting them.
An Jin swallowed, her face flushing red as she placed a hand on his chest to hold him back. "Mi Yin, you... aren’t you going to hibernate?"
"I don’t want to anymore."
He greedily kissed her eyes and brow, saying without a second thought, "You’re in heat. I’d much rather mate with you first and complete our bonding ritual."
An Jin was left speechless. "..."
’Just how obsessive would you have to be to defy the laws of hibernation set down by Mother Nature herself?’
An Jin decided to placate Mi Yin for now and slowly stall for ti.
She looked at him with a complicated expression, her tone tinged with a hint of pleading. "There will still be plenty of ti after I’m done bleeding. Why don’t you... go and hibernate first?"
"No, I want to wait for you," Mi Yin refused point-blank. He lowered his handso face slightly to et her gaze, his own excited and scorching. An obvious desire flashed in the depths of his eyes.
An Jin: "..."
It seed Mi Yin truly had no intention of hibernating. He coiled his ten-ter-long, black-and-red snake tail on the spot, trapping An Jin within the circle. Then, as if he were boneless, he leaned over and pressed his body against hers.
He held An Jin tightly, his long arms wrapping securely around her waist and pressing her into his embrace. His cool, ink-black hair cascaded like a waterfall onto her bare skin.
The man’s delicate chin rested lightly on her head. Every so often, he would nuzzle her affectionately, an intimate and suggestive gesture.
Before An Jin went into heat, Mi Yin had been able to tolerate the presence of the other two males. But now, his hostility toward Ling Hong and Xi had clearly risen, his animosity intensifying.
The competition among males for a female’s mating rights was incredibly intense.
An Jin couldn’t be bothered with their overt and covert struggles. Right now, all she wanted to do was finish sewing her sanitary pads and underwear.
He saw An Jin with her head lowered, patiently sewing sothing with a needle and thread.
Mi Yin raised an eyebrow. He reached around her from behind, took the needle, thread, and animal hide from her hands, and began to sew it carefully for her...
’Sewing... underwear?!’
An Jin sucked in a sharp breath and turned to look at him in disbelief. Her face ca so close she almost kissed his thin, crimson lips, and she quickly recoiled. "...Do you even know what this is for?"
The chest pressed against her back rumbled with a soft chuckle. He gave a vague hum of affirmation, his fingertips lingering on her flat stomach.
His fingers slid a few inches lower...
A blush quickly blood across An Jin’s face. She hurriedly lowered her head, lightly biting her lip.
’Oh my god, this is so awkward, so humiliating.’
’Is it too late to run?’
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