Chapter 208 The Hundredth First Love (11)

Bai Yao held a huge night-shining pearl in her hand. She blinked in confusion, as if she had just seen a figure. A person's name suddenly popped up in her mind, "Chi Chong!"

A gust of wind blew, and the lively jingling sound continued.

The silver ornaments on the red-clothed boy's clothes collided lively. He stood in front of Bai Yao, with confusion on his blank face, "How did you know I was here?"

He had just reached the window when he heard her calling his name.

Bai Yao placed the huge night-shining pearl on the bedside. This was the gift her father had spent a lot of effort to find for her when she came of age.

She crossed her arms and looked him over from head to toe with disdain in her eyes, "In this yard, besides you, who would be childish enough to play the game of scaring people from behind, who else would be so childish as to play this?"

Chi Chong pursed his lips, "I'm not childish."

How could he not be childish?

Bai Yao's feet were still in the water, and the water was getting colder. Her feet were under the ripples on the water, and her toes were round and cute.

Bai Yao said unhappily: "Turn around, don't look at my feet."

Chi Chong was innocent, "You can't look at feet?"

Bai Yao said: "If a man looks at a woman's feet in the Central Plains, she will have to marry him in the future."

Chi Chong: "But I saw it last night."

Bai Yao: "That was an accident!"

He glanced at the pair of white and tender feet in the basin, his eyes innocent and clean, "Why can't there be an accident today?"

A pillow came over and hit him directly in the face.

Bai Yao: "Don't look!"

He hugged the pillow, muttering something like "vicious woman" and "bad woman". He turned around slowly, thinking in his heart that if it weren't for the fact that she had a baby, he would have greeted her with a Gu Chong long ago.

Everyone knew that she loved him terribly, but she was so rude to him. It is said that women in the Central Plains are thin-skinned and dare not easily show their love. There is some truth in this.

Bai Yao wiped his feet, put on his shoes and socks, and asked: "What are you doing in my room?"

Chi Chong turned around with a pillow in his arms, "It's very dangerous in your room. I'm worried about you."

- I'm worried that you will be scared and lose the baby in your belly.

Her room is just dark without candles. What's the danger?

Bai Yao asked him tentatively, "You saw that the candles in my room were out, so you are worried about me?"

He nodded, and the white hair behind his waist swayed slightly, and the ripples also hid a little bit of his innocence at this age.

Bai Yao thought to herself, could this young brother have fallen in love with her?

She was indeed beautiful, charming, intelligent, and had a good personality. She was very likable. If he liked her, it would be perfectly normal.

She cleared her throat and sat up straight. "You can't enter my room without my permission. I'm a virgin girl, and you're a man. You ran into my room in the middle of the night. This is what a lecher would do."

Chi Chong was uneducated. He asked, "What is a lecher?"

Bai Yao said, "It means being a hooligan, a villain!"

Chi Chong retorted seriously, "I'm not small."

He said seriously, "During the Insect Festival, everyone bathed in the cold pond. I saw them compare their size. None of them could compare with me."

Bai Yao said, "..."

Is this comparison of size he's talking about serious?

Chi Chong repeated it again seriously, "I'm not small."

Although he was young and had no idea about matters between men and women, he had the instinct of being a man. He couldn't admit that he was small in this aspect.

He had seen a man in the village who was called a fool by everyone. Everyone laughed at him when they saw him. Finally, he hid at home and didn't go out. It was said that when he was found later, mushrooms grew on his body. No one knew what kind of messy snake poison he had studied.

Bai Yao wanted to have a serious argument with him, but seeing his pale and ignorant face full of "I am a fool", she gave up, and strangely felt a sense of sympathy.

It must be the chaos of the original family that made this child not receive normal sexual education since childhood!

Bai Yao moved the basin away with one foot, she got off the bed, stood in front of him, raised her face and looked at him for a long time.

He also looked at her with his eyes downcast, and his peach blossom eyes, which should have been passionate, were filled with clear stupidity. But he didn't think he was stupid, and his eyes were full of smug smiles.

She couldn't find anything wrong with him, she had to stare at him. It was just like what those people said, she loved him terribly!

Bai Yao asked: "Have you ever been to school?"

He didn't say anything.

Bai Yao asked again: "Can you read?"

He pursed his lips a little tighter, but still didn't say a word.

It turned out that he was really uneducated, a real stupid beauty.

Bai Yao looked at him with sympathy. If he had nine years of compulsory education, he wouldn't be so naive at this age when he was just beginning to fall in love.

Bai Yao walked around him and sat on the chair. She picked up a piece of sweet-scented osmanthus cake from the plate and asked, "Do you want to eat it?"

Chi Chong's eyes lit up. He sat over and took the cake from her hand. He couldn't wait to take a big bite. He ate too hastily and coughed. A cup of tea was passed to him. He held the cup with both hands and swallowed all the water.

He opened his eyes, and there were still tears in his eyes from the choking. There were also some crumbs on the corners of his lips. His pale face was surprisingly lively.

He looked more and more like a puppy in the woods. He couldn't hunt, but he forced himself to do it.

Bai Yao picked up the handkerchief involuntarily. When it was about to fall to his lips, she realized it was inappropriate and stopped.

Chi Chong looked at her with his moist eyes. Seeing that she didn't move, he leaned down and put his face to her hand.

Bai Yao suppressed her strange mood and wiped his face carelessly. She stuffed the plate of cakes into his hand and said, "Leave quickly when you are full. Don't let others see you leaving my room."

Chi Chong held the plate in one hand and stuffed the cake into his mouth with the other. He had learned his lesson, so he was not so anxious to eat this time. He bit the cake and said vaguely: "I heard them say that they will send you cakes tomorrow."

Bai Yao said casually: "If you like it, come and get it tomorrow."

Anyway, she didn't like such sweet things.

Chi Chong was very happy, and he didn't feel sick of it. He ate the cakes in the plate slowly, one piece after another. Bai Yao thought he was troublesome and wanted to sleep, so she drove him out.

Chi Chong slipped out of the room and sat on the osmanthus tree in the yard. He swung his legs happily, holding a half-bitten cake in his hand.