Chapter 4: About How I Might Have Hugged the Wrong Thigh
“The wolf on the bed… did you do that, or did she?!” Bai Linlin’s voice sounded sharp and thin in the clearing before the cabin. She pointed at the knife-wielding…
“The wolf on the bed… did you do that, or did she?!” Bai Linlin’s voice sounded sharp and thin in the clearing before the cabin. She pointed at the knife-wielding…
“Grandma, you there? It’s Little Red Riding Hood—Mom sent me with cake and wine.” Bai Linlin’s voice sounded thin and crisp outside the wooden door. After speaking, she held her…
“Coming.” Bai Linlin replied, pressing her small hand against the rough wooden door and pushing it open. The light outside was a bit brighter—a simple living room doubling as a…
“I am truly cute!” Bai Linlin stood in a pure white cubic space. She looked down. The first thing she saw was a lock of hair dangling down to her…
The heavy rain seemed intent on smashing the world to pieces—the off-roader roared, tearing a path through the muddy wilderness. The atmosphere inside the car was eerie. Gu Chen huddled…
His gaze swept over the gun in Qin Hongyi’s hand. “Put away that crappy toy—it’s prone to misfiring.” Qin Hongyi froze in place. Absurd. Too damn absurd. A canary that…
Flames spat, bullets covering the corner like rain. But it was already empty there. Gu Chen was like a ghost—or rather, like a cat toying with mice. Barefoot, stepping on…
This thing was as bland as drinking water. The hunger made him panic—saliva secreting wildly, his mind popping with nothing but meat. Bloody, fresh, raw meat. He looked at his…
“I’m figuring out your grandpa!” Gu Chen surged up violently. But he didn’t pounce at Qin Hongyi—right now, he was just a limp shrimp, no match for this woman at…
The air froze. Qin Hongyi was stunned. The doctors and bodyguards around, not daring to make a sound, were also stunned. The next second, the panic on Qin Hongyi’s face…