Don't You Like Me (Complete)

Chapter Ch60 - A very flashy Hawaiian shirt.

Gu Kaifeng’s ancestors chased him from the second floor to the first, then from the first floor to the third. No amount of explaining was helping. The ancestors’ feudal mentality was deep-rooted and could not be changed by just a few words.

As an Adonis who valued his image very much, it was the first time in Gu Kaifeng’s life being this pitiful. Seeing that he really had no way of explaining himself, he relied on his fast running to flee again from the third floor to the first. By the time the ancestors had stumbled over, he had shut his eyes for ten seconds and turned the Yin-Yang eyes off.

Lin Feiran hurried to catch up. He hugged Gu Kaifeng, whose face was pale and frozen from being hit and touched by his ancestors. He was so pitiful!

“Your lips are trembling.” Lin Feiran, heart pained, stretched out to touch Gu Kaifeng’s lips.

“Hss–freezing, so cold I’ll die. Being touched by them is like falling into an icy hole.” When the Yin-Yang eyes were turned off, Gu Kaifeng’s Yang energy returned. When the Yang energy returned, he should have stopped feeling cold, but Gu Kaifeng still followed the situation and hugged Lin Feiran’s waist with one hand, the other catching Lin Feiran’s right hand which was still on his own lips. “Come, use your mouth to warm your husband’s.”

Lin Feiran froze for a moment. He couldn’t believe his ears. “You’ve just seen all your ancestors, and that’s all you’re thinking about?”

Gu Kaifeng’s psychological constitution was too strong, wasn’t it?

Gu Kaifeng’s expression went grave and he said seriously, “I just meant warming my mouth. What are you thinking about?”

“The ancestors will be angry if they see it.” Lin Feiran averted his head, trying to escape, but Gu Kaifeng’s lips had already found him.

“Next time I won’t let them see,” Gu Kaifeng murmured indistinctly as his mouth held Lin Feiran’s soft and slippery lips. He carried Lin Feiran several steps, pushing Lin Feiran into the corner by the window, then pulled the floor-length curtains. The heavy material cascaded heavily from above and the afternoon sun spilled in through the floor-length windows like radiant golden gas, filling the whole space surrounded by the curtain. Outside the window was a little garden, desolate with falling snow, and the well-made fence cut it off from the outside world. With the window, it created a little space of their own.

Lin Feiran’s eyes had been open wide and round, and now they half-closed. Eventually he just shut his eyes, his fingers skimming across Gu Kaifeng’s face, as he passionately reciprocated with his tongue.

After a while, the housekeeping aunt’s voice permeated their little private space. “Food is ready. Come eat while it’s hot.”

“Coming.” Lin Feiran pushed Gu Kaifeng away and answered loudly.

“I’m going grocery shopping.” The housekeeping aunt shouted to the suspiciously open window, then came the sound of the door.

Lin Feiran was impossibly embarrassed. The housekeeping aunt had probably gotten the gist of what was happening, and he was in no mood to continue. He pushed Gu Kaifeng aside, pulled open the window and ran out. His face was red. “Let’s go eat. If we make any more of a fuss it’ll go cold.”

“Mm.” Gu Kaifeng dragged out the sound gently. The two sat at the dining table and Gu Kaifeng picked up the ladle to get soup for Lin Feiran.

Lin Feiran took the bowl, worried. “Just now… you weren’t scared too much, were you?”

“Just a little, not too much.” Gu Kaifeng looked indifferent, certainly not like someone who’d just seen a ghost. He tsked with melancholy and said, “These ancestors of mine. They just think about hitting me and don’t communicate.”