Chapter 38 - Your Abs Are All Mine To Look At (1/2)

It's a familiar presumption that in monogamous relationships only two people are involved. It's not wrong. Traditionally, there are only two people in a relationship.

But...

We tend to forget a small detail. We live in an age where no relationship can stay as just between two people. Especially, we can't escape from those lightbulbs.

And the praiseworthy thing about these lightbulbs is; they have that supernatural ability to pretend like thin air. And when they feel like ruining the moment-which is almost always- they shine brighter than the sun itself.

Second young master was not a born lightbulb but this was the first time in his life he felt good about being that so-called 'third wheel.'

The previous night he'd been super drunk and to escape from Mother Ye's wrath he decided to take refuge at his brother's place. He barely managed to stagger up to the couch in the hall and fell in a deep slumber.

Poor second young master Ye was sleeping on a couch that couldn't even fit his tall frame and that too without a blanket over him. He was cold with a slight sprain in his neck and that shooting pain in his head due to the hangover was already miserable for him.

But...

To top his misery, he was woken up at dawn by his brother and sister-in-law's flirting.

There are times when a lightbulb would love to enjoy these moments. But for our single Ye Jun, these moments were as distressful as they were congenial. He was deciding whether to be happy that his brother was willing to try being honest or cry that he was being so charming and endearing right in front of his little brother.

Ye Jun's presence was really like thin air for both Ye Jie and Xu Mey. Throughout their whole conversation, they didn't take their eyes off of each other making Ye Jun cringe with overloads of sweetness. Ye Jun was tormented thoroughly early in the morning.

With his sullen expression, he decided to make his presence known. Because let's face it, the young ones in a family always hate to be ignored. "Just say yes sis-in-law."