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Time passed without notice, and when the lights in the operating room finally went out, even Nan Jing let out a sigh of relief upon hearing that Yue Tong was out of danger. He wasn't afraid of competing with Yue Tong; what he feared was the indelible mark Yue Tong might leave in Yun Zhi Yue's heart.
Due to the need for intensive care, visitors were not allowed, so Yun insisted on staying at the hospital, telling them to come back during the day. Yun Zhi Yue and Lan Qi Ao had no choice but to let Nan Jing take them home. Whatever happened with Yue Tong had nothing to do with Zhou Yu; as long as his sister, Yun Zhi Yue, was fine, Zhou Yu could naturally leave at ease.
He worried that excessive concern might lead to trouble; it wouldn’t be long before the Zhou family encountered some bizarre issue elsewhere that would require his direct intervention to resolve.
Sensing that the young man had something to say, Lan Qi allowed Nan Jing to enter Yun Zhi Yue's room. Yun Zhi Yue felt a mix of emotions and didn’t immediately notice anything unusual about the atmosphere. She told Nan Jing to sit casually while she planned to go downstairs to get something to drink.
Just as she opened the door, it was forcefully pushed back shut, and Nan Jing quickly locked it behind him.
Yun Zhi Yue stared blankly at him. “What are you doing?”
Nan Jing took off his coat, yanked off his tie and tossed it aside, a strange smile playing on his lips. “Guess.”
He pressed her against the door and eagerly kissed her startled, slightly parted red lips, conquering her defenses. Again and again, he traced those lips that made him tremble with desire.
His large hand slid along her waist under her clothing, their temperatures rising with each kiss.
Yun Zhi Yue could hardly withstand such teasing; Nan Jing knew everything about her and how easily he could bring her to her knees. Though her clothes remained on, Nan Jing had already claimed all of her.
His dominance left her completely defenseless.
She couldn’t help but let out a sound of protest.
Nan Jing smirked and covered her mouth with his hand. “Shh, Aunt Lan is still downstairs. If she hears us, I won’t be able to enter your bedroom again. Then little Yue Yue will miss out on so much fun, right?”
Yun Zhi Yue’s eyes widened in disbelief as she looked at Nan Jing. When did he become so shameless?
He covered her lips and leaned down to kiss her eyes gently. With an unusual tenderness in his expression, he said, “Yun Zhi Yue, do you know how happy I was when you said you loved me? When Yue Tong pressured you, I secretly wished he would just die; yet I feared he might die while trying to save you, leaving a rift between us.”
For the first time, I felt that life held something elusive and difficult to grasp. Anger surged within me, but with a simple "I love you, Nan Jing," all my turmoil was soothed.
At this point, Nan Jing looked at me seriously and said, "I was thinking then that I must express my feelings to you during the most intimate moments we share."
Yun Zhi Yue, I still don't know what you meant when you said you couldn't live without me, but I swear I would give my life to love you. Yun Zhi Yue, marry me!
Ignoring the awkwardness in my heart, I feigned anger and swatted Nan Jing's hand away. "Who proposes like this? Are you out of your mind?"
Nan Jing raised an eyebrow, deliberately shifting his angle. Hearing a startled gasp, he smirked. "If I don't do it this way, how will you see my love for you?"
I scratched at Nan Jing's arm in frustration. "Dream on! We haven't even gotten engaged yet, and you're already jumping to marriage? What are you thinking?"
Nan Jing nodded. "You're right. Let's get engaged first, and as soon as Yue Tong is discharged from the hospital, we'll arrange it."
Realizing I had been led into a trap of his own making, I bit my lip. "Are all your business negotiation tactics being used on me?"
Before I could respond further, Nan Jing captured my lips again and whispered, "Yun Zhi Yue, I'm a greedy person."
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