"Hahahaha!" Gu Shaocheng’s laughter couldn’t be concealed as he continued chatting with his friends in the chat group: "No choice, her belly is too impressively fertile, birthing ten or eight would be no problem at all... Really? Shouldn’t be too exhausting? ... I haven’t really noticed; I’ll find so nutritionists to take care of her health specifically, maybe then she can do it."
Chenxing rolled her eyes, muttering quietly, "I’m not a pig, pigs are the ones that give birth to ten or eight!"
Gu Shaocheng reached out his hand and patted her head to appease her.
Chenxing turned her head away, refusing to listen to his nonsense anymore.
Gu Shaocheng continued chatting enthusiastically in the chat group, occasionally bursting into loud laughter. Chenxing shook her head, turned over, and fell asleep. In her sleep, she had strange dreams, making her sleep restless. In the early morning when she woke up, she felt unwell. Gu Shaocheng, lying beside her, the restlessness of his morning body palpable, took several deep breaths to calm his physical impulses, holding Chenxing closely, kissing her slowly and tenderly.
As he kissed, Chenxing could no longer feel sleepy and complained about getting up; however, Gu Shaocheng wouldn’t allow it: "Sleep a bit more, it’s pouring outside."
She mumbled a few words: "Then stop kissing ."
His wet, roaming tongue was making it impossible for her to sleep.
Gu Shaocheng laughed innocently; the restless man in the early morning found it difficult to contain himself, but he had to endure; he just wanted to have a little taste, and now he didn’t even have the right to kiss. He raised his hands in surrender, finally settling down. No one disturbed her anymore, and Chenxing, lying in his arms, gradually fell back asleep.
......
The storm was torrential, turning the droplets under the eaves into continuous strings.
Chenxing sat on Gu Shaocheng’s lap under the eaves, watching the relentless rain outside.
"Do you rember? The first ti I ca to the Gu Family, it was raining this heavily too?" The pregnant woman reminisced with a slight purse of her lips.
Gu Shaocheng lay on a bamboo couch covered with a soft leopard fur blanket, casually flipping through a book in his hands. Hearing Chenxing’s words, a proud smile flashed in his eyes: "The rain was even heavier that day."
"Yeah, I rember, you picked up from my aunt’s place, sitting in the car, the traffic station kept broadcasting a red alert for the typhoon. I was so confused then, not knowing where my future would lead, anxious and scared in this beautiful big place. I didn’t know anyone, you told to take a shower and go to sleep with closed eyes. You were also reading a leisure book at that ti." Chenxing slowly lay down on him, playfully tracing circles around his Adam’s apple: "Thinking about that ti is so funny; I couldn’t sleep at all, too afraid to open my eyes, thinking that I had t a good person, yet also fearful that this good person had ulterior motives, both frightened and terrified..."
"Unnecessary worries," laughed Gu Shaocheng.
Chenxing counterprotested with a grunt, "How could I not worry? Being taken to a completely unknown place by a strange man, you were so tricky and imposing, it seed like everyone was afraid of you, I was even afraid you’d sell off."
"Tricky? When have I ever been tricky?" Gu Shaocheng disbelievingly flipped another page of his book.
"Not tricky? Every ti I talked to you I was terrified, feeling like answering your questions was the most dangerous thing in the world."
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