Chapter 186: Diabolical CV Big Shot 35
Through Yang Tong’s meticulous explanations, Tang Wan gradually grasped his meaning.
When vocalizing, she began consciously controlling her own tone and pitch.
After practicing tens of times, she finally started getting the hang of it, and an excited expression could not help but break across her face: "Tongtong! I’ve got it!"
Looking at her thrilled expression, Yang Tong’s Adam’s apple bobbed.
In the next second, he abruptly reached out, scooped Tang Wan off the sofa into his arms, and pressed down into a deep kiss.
Inwardly, he could not help thinking: I’ve truly fallen head over heels for you!
As long as you call me Tongtong, even if you asked me to scoop my heart out for you, I wouldn't hesitate for a second!
…
After quite a while, Yang Tong finally released her and said in a raspy voice, "This is a reward! Wanwan did a wonderful job!"
Hearing this, even though Tang Wan clearly did not want to show how happy she felt, she still could not refrain from letting out a delighted smile—looking just like a kindergarten kid who had been praised by her teacher.
Seeing this, the gaze in Yang Tong’s eyes grew increasingly tender.
He then said to Tang Wan, "Alright, it’s getting late. We should go get some food."
Tang Wan hurriedly nodded in agreement.
Unluckily, after the two arrived at the restaurant, they spotted his stepmother, Liu Hongyun, standing in the main lobby.
The moment he saw her, Yang Tong’s face went cold for merely a second before he held Tang Wan’s hand with normal composure and walked toward their private dining room.
At the dining table, he showed not the slightest trace of being affected, continuously serving food to Tang Wan and feeding her.
Yet, Tang Wan noticed that he clearly had very little appetite.
For a moment, she could not help asking, "Tongtong, is the food not to your liking?"
Hearing this, Yang Tong froze momentarily—so she actually pays attention to him, too?
"You barely ate anything," Tang Wan added.
The moment those words left her mouth, Little Cutie’s notification chime sounded in her mind:
"Beep! Yang Tong’s favorability +2, current favorability is 99! Only one point left! Charge ahead, Host! Strike while the iron is hot and take down Yang Tong in one go!" Little Cutie said excitedly.
Tang Wan ignored Little Cutie, merely averting her eyes slightly under Yang Tong’s intense gaze.
Seeing this, the corners of Yang Tong’s lips hooked up, and he suddenly said, "Wanwan, can we go somewhere else to eat? I suddenly don't feel like eating here anymore."
Just the thought that that mother and son pair had also dined in this restaurant ruined his appetite.
Tang Wan naturally had no reason to refuse.
…
Afterward, the two switched to a different restaurant.
Once the food was served, Yang Tong looked at Tang Wan: "Wanwan, can you feed me?"
Tang Wan: ???
Are you a three-year-old kid?
Yet looking at his gentle and yearning eyes, she still picked up her chopsticks and fed the food into his mouth.
In the next moment, a relaxed, fulfilled, and blissfully happy expression appeared on Yang Tong’s face.
For reasons unknown, watching him like this made Tang Wan’s heart feel a bit stuffy, her nose stinging with a wave of emotion.
Although his childhood experiences had been summarized in just a few short lines in the plot description, to Yang Tong, they were likely scars that could never be erased in a lifetime, weren't they?
Thinking of this, Tang Wan picked up a spoon, scooped a bit of steamed egg custard for him, and feigned annoyance: "Is it really that delicious?"
Hearing this, Yang Tong smiled instantly: "Of course! This is the most delicious thing I’ve ever eaten!"
…
After lunch, Yang Tong brought Tang Wan to his apartment near the company for a afternoon nap.
This time, he did not do anything reckless to Tang Wan. Instead, he reached out, gently caressing her cheek with his hand, and asked in a soft tone, "Wanwan, will you ever betray me?"
Without waiting for Tang Wan’s reply, he revealed a strange smile and answered his own question: "Don't betray me. Otherwise, even I don't know what kind of things I might do..."
Hearing these words, Tang Wan slapped his hand away from her eyes with a snap.
"Threaten me again and see if I don't leave right now! As long as you don't get worked up and toss me around every chance you get, I promise I won't ever leave you in this lifetime," Tang Wan said, letting out a yawn.
Comments
Post a Comment
I'd love to hear your thoughts! Feel free to comment anonymously—no Google account is required. Please keep discussions friendly and respectful🌸