I Am the Only Fertile Woman in the Game Chapter 291 - 291 6 A Day in the Life of President Qiao

Chapter 291: Chapter 6: A Day in the Life of President Qiao (Part 6) Chapter 291: Chapter 6: A Day in the Life of President Qiao (Part 6) Ruka held her tightly, the long-suppressed anxiety shattered by her vivid presence at that mont.

Qiao Suisui lay on top of him, her chin resting on his chest, tracing his eyebrows and eyes. “Why so passionate all of a sudden?”

Ruka was known to be the most reserved one.

Yet he said nothing, his gaze glued to her, flipping her onto the bed.

“It wasn’t that I wasn’t passionate before, but I was afraid you couldn’t handle it.”

Qiao Suisui’s ears heated up. She pretended to look away, finding the topic a bit dangerous.

But she couldn’t escape the man’s tender offensive, and this ti, she experienced a different Ruka.

After a struggle, Qiao Suisui lay contentedly on the bed, Ruka’s gaze still fixed firmly on her.

Because he could set statuses in the ga, he had no way to know if she had been eating well recently, but he didn’t want to ask about those details. He feared she would beco impatient and he feared he would read too much into her words and create painful conjectures.

Ruka knew she must have suitors in reality, unquestionably, and not just a few. But he had always tried to avoid knowing about that aspect.

But Leberli was the opposite extre.

He would interrogate her in great detail, annoy her with his questioning, then coax her quietly and gently to apologize, and ti and again make her plead for rcy until she couldn’t bear it, to confirm that she wouldn’t change her heart, that she loved him. Of course, the next day wasn’t without another round of humiliating apologies, but he dared to do it again next ti.

Ruka watched her sleep soundly, not wanting to disturb her. So he gently got up, adjusted her clothes, and ordered the royal kitchen to make her favorite dishes. Then he returned to the room and just sat in the chair, quietly watching her.

Now the other n didn’t yet know she was back, so this was a rare mont that belonged solely to him.

Ruka had thought that Zong Fang would be the first to co, but he was sowhat surprised to see Sang Yan standing at the door.

“Do you want to co in?” he asked.

But Sang Yan shook his head, silently mouthing to him, “Let her sleep.”

After saying that, he didn’t leave. Ruka realized he wanted to talk to him, so he covered Qiao Suisui with a blanket and stepped out.

Sang Yan told Ruka everything he had seen of Qiao Suisui’s day. Chain-smoking, amidst the swirling smoke, he could barely discern Ruka’s expression, but he could feel that his emotions were very unstable at the mont.

After a while, Ruka asked, “Has she been living like this the whole ti…?”

Sang Yan nodded. “Most likely, otherwise she wouldn’t be starting to suffer from stomach pain. She’s lost a lot of weight since her ti here, smiles less, and speaks little aside from what’s absolutely necessary.”

Rembering the ho decorations he had observed, Sang Yan added, “There’s nothing in the fridge. Although the house is very clean, there are few belongings, suggesting she has been living alone for a long ti.”

“Then who takes care of her?”

Sang Yan shook his head. “It seems no one. And I found a kind of dicine by her bedside I didn’t recognize, so I just noted down the na.”

Ruka glanced at the na; he didn’t recognize it either, so the two of them decided to consult Zong Fang.

In the lab, Zong Fang took off his gloves, his voice flat as if he were doing sothing boring but necessary.

“Based on just a na, I can detect the components for sleep aids and anti-anxiety… Who is it for?”

Ruka fell silent, his whole being tensing up in an instant.

Sang Yan felt almost suffocated but explained dryly, “This is the dication Suisui has been taking. Judging by the amount, she’s already used more than half.”

Zong Fang’s back stiffened, and Silver Eyes’ pupils suddenly contracted. His indifferent attitude was shattered in an instant.

“Who did you say?”

Before Ruka and Sang Yan could answer, Anubis burst in, panicked, “Leberli and her started arguing!”

Inside the hall.

Qiao Suisui looked at the man in front of her, who had beco hysterical, her eyes filled with incomprehension.

“I indeed forgot about yesterday, it was my fault, but I ca today.”

She sat on the chair, Leberli kneeling in front of her, his arms resting on the two armrests of the chair, trapping her within his embrace.

“I’m not asking for an apology, I want to know where you went yesterday, what you did, who you were with, why did you forget!”

Qiao Suisui was no longer the little girl she used to be; she detested such questioning. Her expression turned cold instantly, and she sat there silent. Leberli, seeing this, his heart sank, knowing she was genuinely angry. He stood there dumbfounded, usual soothing words failing him, mouth agape, unable to speak a word, as if he had lost all his tricks.

At this mont, Zong Fang strode in through the door, saw Qiao Suisui sitting there, and rembering what Sang Yan had told him on the way over, could not care about anything else.

He stepped forward, took Qiao Suisui’s hand to lead her away, but Leberli held onto her legs, his earlier commanding aura gone. “Don’t go yet, let’s talk first.”

Without a word, Zong Fang raised his hand and used his Spirit Power to push him back. Leberli clutched his chest, coughed out a mouthful of blood, his face instantly turning pale, yet still pleaded, “Don’t go, be clear with … Are you tired of this, will you co less often, or even forget about us?”

Ruka and others also entered, speechless at the scene for a mont. In fact, Leberli had asked the question that had long been suppressed in their hearts.

Qiao Suisui, seeing the expressions and attitudes of the others, sensed sothing, thus she asked, “Do you all think so too?”

Zong Fang gripped her hand tighter, words of denial on his lips, yet he couldn’t speak them.

Ruka was thinking how to phrase his words to not hurt Suisui’s feelings but heard soone else speak before him, “Yes. I also thought that, with your broader world, you would gradually forget about . I could only hope for your occasional rembrance.”

No one expected Sang Yan, usually the silent good guy, to be so straightforward.

Qiao Suisui was also taken aback.

Ruka frowned at him, wanting to cut him off, “Suisui, that’s not what he ans…”

But Sang Yan, unprecedentedly, interrupted Ruka, “I indeed used to think that way,” he slowly stepped forward, gently embraced her, his voice choked, “But I saw, I know that you haven’t been taking care of yourself properly over there. Do you know how much I hated that at that mont? I would rather you have a freer, more exciting life than see you suffer like this…”

Leberli was suddenly stunned, a hint of confusion crossing his face, and he asked with a frown, “What are you talking about, what’s wrong with her?”

Ruka said in a deep voice, “She is taking anti-anxiety dication.”

Leberli felt like he had been struck hard, his complexion turning even paler.

Qiao Suisui was slightly surprised, not knowing how they learned about it, and said, “It’s just because work has been too busy lately, causing insomnia. The doctor prescribed this to help with sleep, it’s not that serious.”

But everyone did not believe her words, thinking she had so serious illness, especially Anubis, who stood in the corner, his eyes filled with intense concern, as if Qiao Suisui was so pitiable little creature, living a ager life like wild grass.

But it really wasn’t that serious.

But the n didn’t think so.

They believed she had suffered a lot out there.

Just now, on the way here, Ruka had contacted Carl and updated him on the situation, and Carl was probably preparing a sack by now, planning to detain her in the ga world.