He curled the corners of his lips, rubbed her soft hair with his big hands, and said, "Have you never fished before?"

Qin Ye shook his head honestly.

"I'll teach you."

"Um?"

Her eyes widened slightly, and before she could refuse, he had already put the fishing rod in her hand, "I... this, I don't know how to..."

"Hold it steady, don't shake it, or the fish will be scared." Tang Mu leaned over to her, wrapped his big palm around her small hand, and held the fishing rod together, "See that thing floating on the surface? That's called a float. As long as it moves, it means there's a fish on the hook. If it just shakes a few times..."

He taught in a deep voice.

Qin Ye listened very seriously, like a student in class, with his back straight, his hands tightly holding the fishing rod, and his eyes staring intently at the float on the water.

Because she was staring too intently, she didn't notice that Tang Mu had half-huggled her from behind. He leaned over and whispered in her ear, his thin lips almost brushing her cheek.

She is too focused.

She was so focused that Tang Mu looked at her in surprise. When she was serious, she only blinked once every seven or eight seconds. Her eyelashes were long, thick and curled, her pink lips were tightly pursed, and her whole body was tense, ready to exert force to finish the club at any time.

I took the opportunity to kiss her face secretly, but she didn't notice.

If any other woman acted like this, it would be too pretentious and disgusting, but when it came to Qin Ye, every expression of hers was so easy-going, dull, yet very natural.

How could she have never fished?

She can't drive yet.

This is completely different from the information obtained from the investigation. Sometimes, she doesn't look like Qin Ye. She seems to be another person wearing Qin Ye's skin and borrowing Qin Ye's identity.

“It’s moving!”

Suddenly, Qin Ye opened her eyes wide, and when the float sank into the water, she felt a heavy force pulling her on the fishing rod.

She hurriedly gripped the fishing rod, stood up and pulled towards the shore.

“It’s so heavy!”

"It should be a big fish." Tang Mu held her hand and exerted some force. The fish quickly floated out of the water. It was a snow fish weighing about six or seven pounds.

"It's so big!" Qin Ye clapped his hands in joy and stamped his feet excitedly. He watched the fish swim to the shore, then quickly grabbed the fish with both hands and held it in his arms.

Bang!

Bang!

The snow fish swung its tail and struggled hard, and wet water droplets splashed all over Qin Ye.

"Miss Qin, put it down quickly! Be careful not to hurt your face." Li Zhou said hurriedly.

"It will run away!" Qin Ye held it tightly, not daring to let go. The fish was too big and strong. If it ran into the lake, he would be lost.

Tang Mu took out the basket and said, "Throw it in."

"good!"

Qin Ye held the fish tightly, slowly squatted down, aimed at the opening of the basket, stuffed the fish head in first, and then let go.

With a snap, the snow fish entered the basket and was still struggling inside, swinging its tail and opening and closing its big mouth. She grabbed the basket, poked her head into the basket, and smiled so hard that she couldn't close the corners of her mouth.

Tang Mu looked at her so childishly and couldn't help but raise the corners of his lips:

"That's amazing! It's my first time catching a fish and it's that big. I'll have fish soup tonight."

Qin Ye looked up and pleaded, "But I want to eat spicy food."

"Sure." As long as you are happy, I can give you everything. I'm just afraid that you don't want anything.

Tang Mu tilted his head and told Li Zhou, "Take the fish back and ask Wang Ma to cook it. Make half of it soup and the other half spicy."

Li Zhou grabbed the basket and went back to the villa first.

Qin Ye wiped the water droplets from his face. His clothes were also wet, but the sun was warm in early summer and his wet body felt cool.

Suddenly, a soft handkerchief fell on her face. The man held the handkerchief and gently wiped the water stains on her cheek.