V4C39 – Definitely Can’t Look! (1/2)

MSN was now a product of Shuguang. Although I had an account, it was the internal account number of Shuguang ending in a high-level special-purpose mailbox, so it wasn’t too convenient to tell her that. {TL Note: Basically, everyone else has: but Liu Lei has }

“Oh? I don’t know how to chat so I don’t have all this!” I said.

“This……Forget it!” Yang Mei said with some disappointment and continued to chat with her friend.

“For security, stay safe and far away from the internet? What kind of name is that?” I strangely asked as I pointed to the net ID of the person Yang Mei was chatting with.

“Oh, this? It’s Ah Ying. My friend from the police station, Liu Ying! There had been several cases of fraud and cheating on the internet recently!” Yang Mei said.

I felt I would go mad. The woman was worthily a police officer, she didn’t even forget to educate people on the internet!

I looked at the screen for a while and felt bored. They were chatting about nothing but topics between little girls, perfume, clothing, and the like. I stood up and took a look around the room and went to the bookshelf. I found several celebrity photos on the bookshelf. As I looked at the person inside the pictures, she was obviously Yang Mei. The images were from the time she was around 15-16. It seemed to be from the time before she went to high school.

“Hello, what’s the matter? Are you trying to infringe on my privacy?” Yang Mei said as she stood up and walked towards me.

“I am only looking at your pictures, so why are you getting so worked up, eh? There’s an entire album here, let me take it out!” I suddenly found an album at the bottom of the bookshelf!

“No!!” Yang Mei shouted and reached out and grabbed my hand that was just about to open the bookshelf window.

“What’s the problem with me having a look?” I looked at her strangely.

“Not good, you must not look! Absolutely!” Yang Mei said.

Before I could say anything, we heard the sound of the door lock being opened with a key. The next moment, Yang Mei’s room’s door was shoved open as Mother Yang stood at the entrance with an anxious and serious expression.

“Mother, what are you doing? Why do you have the keys to my room? Weren’t the keys with me only?” As Yang Mei saw the keys in her mother’s hand, she spoke unhappily.

“I am your mother, so what’s so strange about me having some spare keys to your room!” Mother Yang said. As she looked all around and saw that nothing was wrong, she felt relieved to see that nothing was unusual.

Just now Mother Yang and Yang Mei had quarreled and when Yang Mei said that she had been living with me in B City, Mother Yang had been thoroughly shocked. She thought that if Zheng Shaopeng found out that the girl was no longer a virgin, then wouldn’t the Golden Turtle fly away from their hold?

But then she carefully thought and realized that something was wrong! Mother Yang was already so old and was also a veteran in life, so she remembered the way Yang Mei walked at talked and suddenly discovered that her daughter was still a virgin, so nothing was wrong yet!

It was only then that she realized that her daughter had been talking nonsense in anger. But now, Mother Yang was anxious as she knew how bad Yang Mei’s temper was. She was someone who would certainly do what she said. As Mother Yang saw her daughter lock the door to her room; the more she tried to think there was nothing wrong, the more anxious she got! She feared that Yang Mei might really do something with Liu Lei in there. So, unable to calm herself, Mother Yang immediately found the secondary key for the room and shoved her way in.

Of course, all this stuff was something Yang Mei couldn’t guess. When she saw her mother enter the room, she thought her mother had come to reprimand her, so she walked towards the door and pushed her mother out. She went out as well and shut the door as she didn’t want me to see the joke that their family quarrel might be.

However, the quarrel outside the door could still be heard inside the room. I wasn’t Yang Mei’s real boyfriend, so I didn’t care what they were bickering about, so there wasn’t a reason for me to eavesdrop.