Chapter 950 - Xia Jinyuan, You… Control Yourself (2/2)

“What if I don’t agree?”

“I will ask until you agree!”

Ye Jian was frustrated. She glared at him with her black eyes which were as clear as water. “You’re being shameless!”

“Dummy, I’ve always been so shameless. Did you just notice it now?” His laughter seemed to be coming from his chest. Xia Jinyuan walked out of the creek and within a few steps, he came to a flat piece of land with tall gra.s.ses growing on it. “Later, I will do something I didn’t manage to complete yesterday.”

Ye Jian was laid down on the misty gra.s.s patch amidst his talking. She looked on as the faint morning glow in his eyes slowly turned darker and darker. Her heart was already palpitating but this time, even her thin and dense eyelashes were trembling slightly.

“Xia Jinyuan, you… control yourself.”

Her voice was trembling too. As Xia Jinyuan turned his gaze, Ye Jian felt nervous and fl.u.s.tered.

“I’ve always been controlling myself. However, sometimes, I will lose control.” The young major tilted his head down and lowered his slender and tall body.

His warm and dangerous aura caused Ye Jian to raise her uninjured arm in a flurry and placed it against his chest. Even though she was stuttering, she still asked, “What stage do you want to reach?”

“That depends on how much I can control myself… Be obedient. Move your hand away. I’m afraid that I will hurt you.” Sunlight sprinkled down through the thin mist. His black eyes were tainted with the faint light so there seemed to be a scorching heat inside. It was hot enough to burn himself as well as Ye Jian. He grabbed the hand that was pressed against his chest and slowly, gently, and oppressively s.h.i.+fted it away. “Trust me. I will control myself. I will not do anything that you can’t handle at your age.”

Her hand was s.h.i.+fted to the side and pressed down on the gra.s.s floor. Ye Jian closed her eyes. The last thing she saw was his handsome eyes and the reflection in his black pupils… It was the face of a lady whose eyes were as clear as water.