He is Lovestruck in the Revenge by Gu Nanxi

Chapter 170 - 170 163 Xie Shang I Love You (Second Update)

Chapter 170: 163: Xie Shang, I Love You (Second Update) Chapter 170: 163: Xie Shang, I Love You (Second Update) Wen Changling walked toward him, embraced him, and stood on her tiptoes to kiss him.

She had been proactive before, but always very clear-headed, always somewhat playful, and rarely truly emotional. Unlike now, her lashes trembled slightly as she kissed him.

Her lips gently sucked on his, tender and passionate. She couldn’t help but bite him lightly, her movements starting to become disorganized, becoming eager, desperate to convey the warmth of her tongue and the words she hadn’t spoken aloud to him.

She wanted to give, and she wanted to take.

Xie Shang instinctively responded to her, opening his mouth, allowing her breath to invade and occupy him chaotically. The rain outside grew more torrential, drowning out all sounds within the room, making their kisses more unrestrained. The room, with its doors and windows tightly shut, gradually grew stuffy and faintly moist, with a hint of cake’s sweetness.

“Changling,” Xie Shang still had a shred of sanity, asking Wen Changling between breaths, “I don’t understand, what exactly are you trying to do?”

“I’m fulfilling your wish,” Wen Changling called him Little Star gently, embracing him tightly, “I’m loving you.”

Her eyes seemed to truly contain love, with an overwhelming rush of emotion, and a resolute desire to indulge unreservedly.

She promised solemnly, “Xie Shang, from now on, I will fulfill all your requests.”

*****

Seven years earlier.

Wen Changling had not yet lost her family, a carefree girl living in the mountains, picking tea in April, catching cicadas in June, fishing in September, and playing in the snow with Ah Na and Yueyue when winter came.

Cooking smoke rose, twilight bathed the earth, and in the yard were a few chickens, a domestic country dog, someone playing a tune, the joyful atmosphere of a lively human world.

The stone bed made of blue stones retained heat well. Before the sun had set, Wen Changling moved a bamboo mat, laid it out on the stone bed, crossed her legs and sat down, placed a piece of draft paper, plopped down with her bottom up, holding a pen in hand, and swiftly calculating physics equations.

The one playing the tune was Xie Qingze, with no instrument but a leaf.

Ah Na was preparing tea, fiddling a bit with the teacups, and he too managed to tap out a similar tune. The domestic country dog joyfully ran around the big tree in the yard.

Wen Changling, engrossed in solving problems, also lifted her head, humming tunelessly along.

“Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are…”

As the tune ended, Wen Changling said with pride, “Our Ah Na learns so quickly.”

kind and gentle person with a good disposition,

some peculiar competitive desires. Sitting primly and prettily, she asked, “Is he the same age as Ah

year older

Na was the best, “Then was he as tall

the same, I

wind blew away the paper filled with

Qingze went

he as good in

Qingze deliberately teased her, “He’s good at sports

many books as

likes to read

Hmph.

Changling asked,

of indulgence, “He can’t catch

delighted and called out loudly for Ah Na to catch a

to her and, with the dog,

you want to see his

have a look then.” Though her words were disinterested, her

she clearly saw the boy in the phone, her expression was

It was him.

charge took her to Elder Mr. Guan’s house. Elder Guan was a person of great importance in

was at the Guan Family’s place that she rescued someone

didn’t make it through. A fortune teller told him that he was fated for calamities, but he would meet a noble person who

Shield from calamities.

time, Wen Changling did not believe in

now? Is

“He is well now.”

the hearing aid on her

I’ll bring

played a cruel trick; Xie Qingze did not live to see

family was ruined and when she had no outlet for her hate and rage, she

her revenge plans were

“Have you chosen him?”

“I’ll use him as if

Like a spirit, in places where he wouldn’t find her, she peered into his world. She visited places he had been, met people he had met, saw the sceneries he had seen. She knew some of his habits,