Chapter 40 Cooking Function
Qin Jiran’s feelings were complicated, and so were Su Yanyi’s. As the night deepened, neither of them showed any intention of sleeping; nor did they seem to want to speak. They just lay there with closed eyes, each lost in their own thoughts, while also thinking about the other person beside them.
Neither of them had the experience of sharing a bed with someone else, and they both thought they would be unable to sleep. However, as they lay thinking, they fell asleep almost simultaneously, without an agreement to do so.
But in the middle of the night, Qin Jiran woke up somewhat helplessly. Without knowing when, someone had sprawled on top of him—it was the woman he had been thinking about. How could he sleep like this!
Qin Jiran didn’t dare to move, swallowed silently, and stiffly let Su Yanyi treat him as a pillow, pressing down on him.
But even without moving, it didn’t mean he couldn’t feel anything! That soft sensation, that indescribable delight, truly made it impossible for Qin Jiran to continue enduring!
Endure as he might, there comes a limit to endurance, and even if he couldn’t bear it any longer, Qin Jiran still had to endure. He told himself to bear it, just bear it a little longer, and it would pass.
At dawn, perhaps because they had both slept deeply through the night, Su Yanyi was the first to wake up. Before even opening her eyes, she felt an abnormal heat source around her. Not only was the temperature unusual, but the texture was also very odd.
After pinching and kneading, Su Yanyi’s intelligence returned. She attempted to sit up from the "bed," only to realize that she seemed to be pressing on something that didn’t feel quite like a bed. At that moment, the man whose chest she was pressing on woke up with a start. He looked up to see Su Yanyi’s annoyed expression, and as Su Yanyi saw Qin Jiran awake, she too was momentarily stunned. And so they looked at each other, forgetting the actions they should have taken.
"Morning, let’s get up," Su Yanyi, who had recovered first, said. The annoyance that had been on her face vanished, returning to her usual indifferent and cool demeanor. But upon closer inspection, a hint of irritation still lingered in her eyes.