After tidying up her things, Wan Ge lay down on the bed.
During the day, Grandma said there was a greenhouse not far from where she lived, where fruits and vegetables were grown, so she took Chu Ji there for a stroll and they picked a lot of grapes.
After lunch, we picked some more fresh flowers, and Wange helped us dry them. We rushed to catch our flight right after lunch, so I felt really tired.
Chu Ji stood at the door, looking at Wan Ge lying on the bed: "Are you very tired, sister? Do you want me to help you take a bath?"
"Okay." Wan Ge didn't stand on ceremony. Since the other party had already seen what she looked like, she simply replied, "Okay."
Chu Ji picked up the person on the bed, and Wan Ge hugged his neck tightly, wrapping her legs around his waist.
The other person held her with one arm and took her toiletries with the other.
…
At first, Chu Ji was fine and he held back, but the more he washed, the more he felt something was wrong, especially when Wan Ge kissed him, he completely lost control.
When Wan Ge came out of the bathroom, a long time had passed. Wan Ge opened her mouth and bit his shoulder: "If I catch a cold tomorrow, it's all your fault."
"I'm sorry, sister... I couldn't control myself." Chu Ji's tone was filled with guilt as he spoke, but his eyes couldn't hide his joy.
"What's there to apologize for? It was consensual." I was the one who wrote it down from memory; otherwise, the other party wouldn't have dared to be so brazen, and I would have said no.
Isn't this situation a result of my own indulgence? So Wan Ge didn't intend to blame him. What she said was just a joke.
But when she heard his remorseful apology, Wan Ge felt a pang of heartache.
"So you like it too, right, sister?" Chu Ji's eyes lit up instantly when he heard her say that.
Wan Ge cleared her throat twice: "You could think that way too."
"Sister, you're so kind." Chu Ji hugged her and spun her around.
Wan Ge glanced at the time; it was already 1 a.m.: "Okay, hurry up and dry my hair, I'm sleepy."
"Okay." Chu Ji picked up the hair dryer and quickly dried the other person's hair.
Even though I spent a long time in the bathroom and my hair was wet several times, it was already half-dry.
So after a short while, Wan Ge's hair was completely dry, and when Chu Ji looked down, he found that the person in his arms had fallen asleep.
He carefully laid her down, covered her with the blanket, and then lay down beside her.
…
The next day, when Wan Ge woke up around 8 a.m., she realized she was going to be late.
When she hurried downstairs, she saw that Chu Ji had prepared breakfast for her.
Wan Ge stopped in her tracks again. Anyway, she was the boss, so being late didn't matter.
Chu Ji placed a bowl of brown sugar ginger water in front of her: "Sister, drink it quickly, it can dispel the cold, and your period is coming soon, so drinking it now will prevent pain later."
Wan Ge obediently drank it. Actually, she didn't experience any pain during her period, but since Chu Ji was worried about it, she drank it anyway.
After finishing her drink, Wan Ge suddenly remembered: "How did you know when my period was coming?"
Although he has been menstruating for more than ten days, he has not yet had his period, so how does he know when it will start?
Chu Ji replied, "My sister's periods used to be very regular, almost always on the same day every month. Although we haven't lived together for a while, I don't think there's a big difference."
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