"Hmm, that makes sense."
Shen Cheng originally thought that Shi Yu would find so excuse to prevent her from getting out of bed. Unexpectedly, he actually agreed with what she said.
She looked up at him, "So what do you an now?"
"Accompany you there." Shi Yu chard with a smile, bent down to kiss her lips quickly, as if a dragonfly skimming the water, then swiftly moved away from her lips and whispered in her ear: "I have never caught a cheater before, but today I’ll make an exception for you."
Make an exception...
Shen Cheng felt she had tainted her thoughts again, because it seed like she misheard "make an exception" as "losing virginity."
Ever since she got involved with this man, she had been led astray, day by day indulging in his seduction and thinking about indecent things.
After they both got up, they quickly got ready and left the house, driving towards the address sent by Shi Keke.
Thirty-two minutes later, the car stopped outside a luxurious mansion.
The mansion was huge, its surrounding walls all built from high-quality Phoebe wood. As the breeze blew, the light fragrance gradually intensified before fading again, a very pleasant sll.
Shen Cheng was still sowhat shocked when she saw the mansion. From the outside, it looked antique, as if it were an ancient residence with many years of history.
"Do you know this place?"
Having been in Du City for so long, Shen Cheng didn’t know there was such a place on the outskirts of the city, and she had never heard anyone ntion it.
Shi Yu humd, "It is said that this house is a palace left by an emperor, initially old but later renovated and rebuilt, refurbished into its current state."
Shen Cheng nodded thoughtfully, not saying a word.
She was puzzled; if it had been an emperor’s residence, shouldn’t this place be a protected area, not accessible to just anyone?
"I think I have a good guess on who the owner of the house is."
Shi Yu stretched out his arm to wrap around her shoulder, his long fingers caressingly stroking her delicate collarbone, his lips curling into a aningful smile.
"Could it be the President?"
Shen Cheng suddenly thought of Mo Jin, because in her opinion, the only person nationwide who qualified to live here was the President.
Shi Yu did not answer her question but instead led her inside. The wooden doors of the mansion were wide open, and no one was guarding them.
The further they walked, the tighter Shen Cheng’s brows furrowed. Could there be so conspiracy here?
If Mo Jin lived here, then there should be assassins and guards everywhere to ensure his safety.
But along the way, not to ntion assassins, they hadn’t even seen a single servant.
Shen Cheng was full of suspicion, yet Shi Yu remained calm and composed, one hand casually tucked into his pocket, the other holding her hand, his expression unfazed.
After walking down a path approximately one hundred and fifty ters long, Shi Yu slowed his steps, and Shen Cheng followed suit.
In front of them was the main building of the house, which in stark contrast to the ancient charm of the exterior, was constructed from dark gray wall bricks. Judging by the condition of the bricks and tiles, the renovation had been so ti ago.
Shen Cheng looked at the main building briefly, then took out her phone to call Shi Keke. After four rings, the call connected.
Then, Shi Keke’s voice ca through: "Hello, sister-in-law."
"I’m here, now under the main building. Where are you?" Being in such an unfamiliar environnt, Shen Cheng couldn’t help but lower her voice.
Shi Keke, who was standing by the window on the phone, imdiately leaned out to look down and, seeing the two, gestured for them to co up.
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