Chapter 79 She Woke Up
"When he left, Brother Yun promised the girl's parents that he would take good care of her. But this is how he ended up taking care of her, to the point that she ended up in bed with him."
"And they even managed to do this to him."
Downstairs, Sawa and Anu were engrossed in a discussion, trying to pass the time when he was bored and unable to sleep.
To be precise, it was Sawa, who was courting death again, muttering to himself.
He was still poking at the plate of cold ribs on the table with his hand.
It seems the little girl asked Anu to send her vegetables so she could cook them for this man, but the man doesn't seem to appreciate it at all.
"You really don't understand women." Such good ribs are such a waste.
"Shut up," Anu kindly reminded him, "or you'll die a horrible death."
"What? Brother Yun isn't in the mood to deal with me right now, so can't I even complain a little?" Shawa scoffed, thinking he was making a big fuss over nothing.
The house is so big, and the man is so far away, how could he possibly hear me? Even if he did hear me, he wouldn't be able to understand what I was saying.
“Then turn around and look,” Anu said, stunned.
Upon hearing this, Shava froze. He felt a chill run down his spine and dared not turn around.
A man was smoking with his hands resting on the glass eaves of the second-floor balcony, directly opposite the living room sofa.
“Brother Yun…” Although Sawa felt scared, he didn’t dare not turn around.
The man exhaled a smoke ring, staring coldly outside, not even glancing at him.
“Um…” Shava was most afraid of seeing this man’s expression; he couldn’t guess what he was thinking at all.
What I meant was that you've just started having sex, so you should take it easy and not go overboard, as it's not good for either of you.
Anu, who was standing nearby, almost laughed when he heard this. This tedious explanation was worse than not saying anything at all; if he had, Yun-ge would probably have gotten even angrier.
It's as if it's constantly reminding him that he's a virgin who just lost his virginity.
Even an old virgin doesn't need him to be there to offer advice and guidance.
Sure enough, the gloom in the man's eyes deepened.
Fu Yungui threw the half-smoked cigarette in his hand at his head.
Sawa dodged, and the cigarette butt almost fell on his head and singed his hair.
“Young Master Pason.” Wendy suddenly appeared behind him and called out to him.
When Sawa saw Wendy appear, he breathed a sigh of relief. At least someone could distract him; otherwise, he was definitely in trouble.
Fu Yungui turned around and looked over. "How is she?"
"She's alright, probably nothing serious, just a lot of lacerations down there," Wendy said truthfully.
"Then why did you fall into a coma?"
"This is probably related to the intense emotions... and the actions at the time may have been a bit too forceful. After all, it was something I had never done before, and I need to adapt slowly. I can't be too hasty."
Wendy practically spoke by reading the man's eyes.
She felt she had been tactful enough, but the man's expression only worsened.
Fu Yungui's face darkened. What did that mean? Was she blaming him for being too rude?
Although he wasn't gentle enough, this woman was just too easily swayed.
It was just going to bed, I didn't even exert myself much, but it's like I've lost my life.
Seeing that he wasn't saying anything, Wendy assumed he was reflecting on his actions.
"So, avoid strenuous exercise for a while," she added, still concerned.
The man's smile faded. "I know," he said, his tone far from friendly.
Wendy quickly left, but then went back to the room to check on the girl.
Sawa watched helplessly as the man slowly swayed down the stairs.
He quickly stood up and stepped aside to make room for him on the sofa.
"Brother Yun..." He forced a smile, his heart pounding with panic. He sensed that this man was about to come after him.
The man casually buttoned up a few buttons on his shirt to block out the view in front of him, then took the drink that Anu handed him.
“Tell me about your experience.” Fu Yungui took a sip of his drink and looked up at him.
The tone of his voice made it sound as if he genuinely wanted to learn from someone's experience.
"..." Shava was stunned. What was going on here?
He quickly shook his head, "No, I have no experience, I just messed around with it."
"Then tell me about your experience of messing things up."
The man is determined not to let him off the hook today.
"Brother Yun..." Shawa was on the verge of tears, "Please spare me."
"Don't want to talk?" The man frowned as he looked at him and smiled.
Shava dared not shake his head or nod.
The man raised an eyebrow, looking easygoing. "If you don't want to talk about it, then don't."
Sawa paused, sensing something was amiss.
Sure enough, the next second, the man's nonchalant voice drifted over.
"Anu, get some snakes to play with."
"I was feeling bored, so I thought I'd find something to have some fun."
"Brother Yun, please forgive me." At this moment, he was filled with regret, regretting that he had spoken too quickly and left himself no room for maneuver.
Anu glanced at Sawa. This man's mouth never stops, but his luck is really terrible. Every time he says something bad, it gets overheard.
It always happens when Brother Yun is full of anger and has nowhere to vent it.
She's incredibly understanding; she knows exactly how to help Brother Yun overcome his difficulties.
However, seeing his pitiful state, Anu couldn't bear it and thought of pleading for him, "Brother Yun... it's late at night, I'm afraid it's not appropriate to do this."
"What, you want to go with him too?" the man said coldly, leaving no room for pleading.
Anu immediately shut up, "I'll go right now."
About half an hour later, Anu returned.
He was holding a glass box, inside which snakes of all sizes and bright colors were constantly climbing upwards.
Sawa felt a chill run down his spine and wished he could disappear into the ground.
That damn Anu, what's the point of all this?
The man raised an eyebrow and gestured to him, "Choose for yourself."
Look at how you say that, as if you're so understanding.
Sawa stared at the moving pile of things, his whole body resisting.
"Can I not choose this option?"
What do you think?
Sawa cried; a grown man was bullied to tears by another grown man.
When Wendy came over to tell Fu Yungui that Momo had woken up, she could see a man playing with a snake in the living room from a distance on the stairs.
At a time like this, how can you still have the mind to play around?
That expression... it doesn't quite look like she's happy.
However, the snake swimming around his neck was quite lively.
"Young Master Pason, Miss Momo has woken up." Wendy walked up to him silently and said this.
Upon hearing this, Sawa was overjoyed. Good heavens, this little girl woke up at just the right time.
She was practically his savior.
Fu Yungui glanced up at the person in front of him who was more twisted than a snake, then got up and went upstairs.
This time, Wendy was sensible and didn't go upstairs with them.
However, after hesitating for a few seconds, she said to the man's back, "She might not be in a good mood right now, so try not to upset her."
The man didn't stop walking.
Wendy sighed softly, it was unclear whether he had taken her words to heart.
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