Su Er looked at him suspiciously: "Really?"
"real."
Although Su Er was only half-believing, she did not struggle to get up.
She glanced at Jiang Siyan's face; the teeth marks were still there. Now it was her turn to feel sorry for him.
She reached out and touched the uneven pattern, asking shyly, "Does it hurt?"
Jiang Siyan smiled, took her hand and kissed it, "You feel sorry for me."
Su Er got angry at this point, "Who cares about you? Are you stupid? You should have just said it clearly earlier, instead of getting bitten by me for nothing."
He cupped her face in his hands, gently placed a kiss on her eyelids, and his lips trembled against her forehead as he said, "Isn't this perfect? Just consider it a way of venting your anger."
Su Er's heart gradually warmed. In this season, the cicadas were already chirping. She tilted her head slightly, pressed her lips to the teeth marks on his cheek, and breathed softly on that spot.
How should I put it? It's like when you were a kid and you fell down, what adults often do: blow out a breath and say it doesn't hurt anymore.
The little girl is treating him like a child.
It's unclear whether this psychological comfort is for him or for herself.
Jiang Siyan chuckled and pinched her rounded earlobe. "Alright, do you still want to eat?"
Su Er shook her head, "I'm full."
The clouds in the night sky dispersed, shrouding the starlight and moonlight, leaving only a faint silvery-white halo.
Jiang Siyan leaned down and whispered in her ear, his deep voice undisguisedly seductive, "Shall I take you back or...sleep here?"
Without hesitation, Su Er, with eyes as clear as an innocent young girl, said, "Jiang Siyan, I'll stay with you tonight."
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