You Ran felt like a piece of meat, first washed clean, then having its packaging torn off, and lying on the cutting board.
Then, Qu Yun's mouth and tongue transformed into knives, chopping her into mincemeat piece by piece.
Then, Qu Yun's hands kneaded her mess of flesh into a ball.
Finally, I swallowed it in one gulp.
He's the epitome of a beast, a VIP among perverts.
When You Ran woke up the next morning, she felt like all her bones were loose. Looking at Qu Yun, who was sleeping soundly with a full stomach, You Ran was so angry that she pounced on him and bit his arm hard with a "whoosh".
It's not worth it, really not worth it.
Qu Yun's arm was all muscle and bone, yet it still managed to hurt her teeth.
More importantly, this action woke the wolf, so she repeated the process from meat to mincemeat and then to a meatball.
It's a terrible sight, absolutely terrible.
You Ran finally couldn't help but protest: "Aren't you being a little too horny?"
"This proves my loyalty to you, and that I was innocent during the time you were away. Furthermore..."
"What else?"
"In addition, this way you won't have the energy to climb the wall."
It seems that Qu Yun will hold a grudge against me for the rest of my life for that unintentional remark about cheating on her.
Thinking of this, tears streamed down my face.
The first semester of her senior year was mostly spent on internships, and You Ran was focused on graduate school. Qu Yun helped her get an internship certificate so she could study at home.
You Ran felt that it was really inappropriate for her to eat, stay and drink for free at Qu Yun's house, so she bought a cookbook and decided to cook for him.
But after experiencing several devastating disasters in the kitchen, You Ran decided to give up.
Every morning at seven o'clock, she would get up with Qu Yun, have breakfast, watch him leave, and tell him, "Don't look at wildflowers on the way, and bring back food early."
After studying for a few more hours, Qu Yun brought back takeout at noon, and they ate together. He took a nap, woke up at 2 p.m., and saw Qu Yun off again, reminding her, "Don't let other women take advantage of you. Bring food back early."
Then it was another few hours of studying. In the evening, Qu Yun brought back takeout, and they ate together. After studying for a few more hours, at eleven o'clock, he consciously lay down on the bed and let Qu Yun turn him into a meatball.
After hearing this, the mistress sighed with pity and anger, "This is blatant sugar daddy/sugar baby treatment! Don't you have any thoughts about it?"
"Yes." You Ran nodded.
Xiao Mi had a pleased expression on her face, as if to say, "Tell me in detail."
“I think,” You Ran said, covering her cheeks with her hands, her face flushed, “it feels really good to be kept by him.”
Honey: "..."
Although she was being kept, You Ran never lowered her standards. For example, at dinner that day, when Qu Yun snatched the last spring roll from her plate, You Ran immediately raised her eyebrows and shouted, "Put it down! This is mine!!!"
Qu Yun calmly put one end of the spring roll into her mouth and said, "If you want to eat it, bite it yourself."
With a spring roll in his mouth, his words were somewhat muffled, but they were like the glutinous rice in the spring roll—soft, sticky, fragrant, and tempting.
But You Ran wasn't fooled. If she bit at close range, the process of turning her into a meatball would be accelerated.
I'm not that stupid.
I gave up on the spring rolls, cleared the dishes, and leisurely went into the kitchen to wash them.
As she was washing the last dish, Qu Yun leaned against the kitchen doorway and asked, "Did you stay home all day today?"
"Hmm," You Ran replied leisurely. "What's wrong?"
"No, I just feel that staying at home all day isn't good for your health," Qu Yun said.
"When did you become so concerned about my health?" You Ran turned around, took off her plastic gloves, and smeared a few drops of water on her face.
"If you get sick, who will sleep with me?" Qu Yun pondered the word "sleep" with profound meaning.
He shook his head and sighed leisurely.
This Qu Yun is so licentious, she's almost as debauched as her.
"How about this, I'm off tomorrow, I'll take you out for a stroll," Qu Yun suggested.
"Really?" You Ran happily hooked her arm around his neck.
"However, how do you plan to thank me?" Qu Yun asked.
Upon hearing this, You Ran immediately stepped back and jumped away: "What do you want to do?"
Just like in the legends, Qu Yun smiled alluringly and arrogantly, glanced into the kitchen, and said, "Let's make this our battlefield today."
Since the kitchen was where meatballs were made anyway, You Ran readily agreed.
An hour later, Qu Yun also agreed.
To paraphrase Haodi, true happiness comes from everyone being happy.
You Ran originally thought that Qu Yun would take her shopping or hiking in the mountains.
However, Qu Yun took her back to his parents' house.
Is this the reward she received for serving him so devotedly?!
At that moment, You Ran really wanted to break Qu Yun by the roots.
Qu Yun's parents live in a detached small building, quiet and beautiful, with a sense of historical depth.
But at this moment, You Ran had no mind to appreciate the beautiful scenery.
All she wanted to do was run away.
You Ran felt she couldn't do it if she went to meet her future mother-in-law without any mental preparation.
Yes, she was only worried about Qu Yun's mother.
As for the principal, all You Ran can say is that he has absolutely no presence.
"I need to use the restroom."
"It's inside."
"I don't want to eat with your parents."
"Then you can just watch us eat."
"I love someone else, and I'm not worthy of you introducing me to your parents."
"It's okay, even if your heart is elsewhere, as long as your body is in my bed."
Despite using every excuse, You Ran was still dragged into his parents' house by Qu Yun, who grabbed her by the collar.
Osmanthus trees are planted in the courtyard of the small building. The small golden flowers are in full bloom, filling the air with fragrance.
After struggling in vain, You Ran suddenly noticed a spherical object wriggling in a corner of the yard.
Upon closer inspection, it was discovered that the seemingly insignificant principal, Qu Yun's father, was hanging up the clothes.
You Ran found it unbelievable.
Although Qu Yun's father was a loser, he was still a school principal, someone who could easily pay for four years of her tuition by treating someone to a meal. How could he have fallen so low as to have to wash and dry his own clothes?
Qu Yun offered to explain for You Ran: "He has always done all the housework."
"Could it be that you can't bear to hire a nanny?" You Ran asked with a puzzled look.
“If we have a nanny, then he has even less reason to exist in the house,” the unfilial Qu Yun replied.
You Ran sighed as she looked at the round object struggling to jump up and down to hang clothes.
The current principal must deeply regret that he lost the placenta instead of Qu Yun, and raised Qu Yun instead of the placenta.
As the sigh drew to a close, the principal turned around with a keen sense and saw You Ran. His eyebrows immediately drooped like a dying caterpillar: "Li You Ran, Li You Ran, I completely misjudged you. How come you've already been won over by him in just a few months? Why can't you continue to torment him?"
"I've already suffered a hand injury, stomach bleeding, and a broken leg. What more do you want?" You Ran felt that she had successfully completed her mission.
“External injuries are meaningless. These days, it’s all about the heart. Make him stay in bed for a month, in a daze all day, not eating or sleeping, sometimes talking nonsense, laughing maniacally in the middle of the night. That’s real torture,” the principal said, imparting his wisdom and guidance.
"Yes, I will try my best." You Ran clenched her fist, her face showing a firm expression that said, "Please wait for my good news, Party and people."
"Keep it up, I believe in you!" The principal smiled again, his smile so wide it almost made the filling of his steamed bun spill out.
Just as the two were shaking hands and chatting happily, immersed in the wonderful atmosphere of creating a harmonious future together, You Ran suddenly heard a familiar "ding".
Strange, Qu Yun wasn't wearing his non-prescription glasses today, so how could he still hear that sound?
You Ran drew two conclusions.
One possibility is that she is hallucinating, and the other is that Qu Yun's skill has reached a new level.
Immediately afterwards, You Ran was dragged into the house by Qu Yun.
In the living room, You Ran met Qu Yun's mother.
Beauty goes without saying; after all, with the principal's chubby genes, it's no wonder that Qu Yun was born. Her mother's genes must have been incredibly perfect and powerful.
Upon inspection today, You Ran found that she was indeed not disappointed.
Qu Yun's mother was not only beautiful, but also had a very heroic beauty. Presumably because she came from a military family, her demeanor and movements had both the charm that a woman should have, as well as a neat and straightforward manner and an incomparably noble aura.
She's practically a queen.
You Ran felt she was going to die a horrible death because her future mother-in-law was a queen.
Immediately, she only wanted to run away, but Qu Yun wouldn't let go. He pulled her directly in front of his mother and introduced her succinctly: "Mom, this is Li Youran, your daughter-in-law."
The Queen looked at You Ran with her beautiful eyes, nodded slightly, and then said the first words they had spoken since they met: "When it comes to having children, a cesarean section is better."
You Ran: "..."
The Queen's attitude towards You Ran was not that of a queen; she still chatted and laughed with her and even gave You Ran a rare, clear, emerald-green bracelet as a gift.
"Don't worry," Qu Yun whispered, "My mom will like anything I like."
You Ran gradually calmed down.
They were chatting, while the principal was busy peeling fruit, pouring tea, tidying up the house, and cooking. You Ran could only see a lump of flesh bustling around the house.
Finally, during lunch, the principal was able to sit down with them.
While his wife and son were talking, the principal quietly tugged at You Ran's sleeve and said, "Li You Ran, listen to my advice. In your family, you must stand tall and never compromise yourself to serve others. Think about it, did your parents raise you to be bullied? If they knew you had been wronged, they would definitely shed four tears. Can you bear to see that?"