Chapter 99 - I Really Can’t Be Blamed for Master’s Intuitiveness (1/2)

Translator: Atlas Studios  Editor: Atlas Studios

“Where are you going? We’re having dinner soon.”

Su Xiyin hurriedly stopped cooking and chased after him.

Huo Ci had already entered the lift, cursing as he bit his molars ferociously. “Take care of the dog!”

Enraged, Su Xiyin pointed at him and bellowed, “Get back here!”

In the VIP lounge, Ling Sheng was scrolling through Weibo when she saw the hilarious comments and showed them to Jun Shiyan.

Her laughter was very deep. When she saw a moving picture, she could laugh for half a day, unable to straighten her back.

Upon seeing her laughing while eating, Jun Shiyan was really afraid that she would choke. He reached out to push her phone back. “Don’t look at your phone when you’re eating.”

Ling Sheng blinked her big, sparkling eyes at him. “Why?”

She had been learning very quickly by paying attention to her grandma these past few days. Her speech brought out the gentleness of the Jiangnan women, especially when she uttered the last word.

Third Master Jun’s heart softened when he heard that. When his eyes met her soft and innocent ones, he could not bring himself to say anything. He hurriedly let out a low cough to conceal his abnormally hoarse voice. “See?”

Ling Sheng did not know why his attitude had been so strong just now or why it had suddenly changed. “Third Master, what’s wrong?”

His ears seemed to be slightly red.

Ling Sheng reached out to touch his earlobes curiously. “Third Master, are you feeling hot? Can you get them to lower the temperature a little?”

He wanted to scream.

Ahhh!

How could this man be so innocent and adorable?

She was sure he was blushing!

Jun Shiyan let out a low cough. “I’m not hot.”

The girl was very close. When her gentle fingers touched his earlobe, his heart skipped a beat, and his breathing became labored as he swallowed.

“Okay!” Ling Sheng nodded obediently and did not say anything else.

It was time to stop.

One should know when to stop.

The moment she finished speaking, she saw the man’s fair and slender fingers pick up a white Hawaiian fruit and deliver it to her mouth.

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