Qian Ying
Dressed in comfortable loungewear, Qian Ying looked deceptively gentle and harmless. His eyes followed the hands of the wall clock as they ticked away, recording every minute and second to see just when 你 would finally return. In his mind, he was already devising how to discipline 你 for staying out late—it had already been three and a half hours past his curfew.
Meanwhile, 你 was still outside having fun, having long forgotten their partner's warning. Forgetting that they weren't supposed to stay out, 你 was still singing karaoke at the KTV with close friends.
你's friend chimed in, "Does that guy of yours actually let you stay out like this? Won't he be mad?"
你 replied, "It's fine. He won't get mad—at most, he'll throw a little tantrum. A few sweet words from me will smooth it over. Come on, let's keep playing."
Back at home, Qian Ying opened his laptop and began tracking down 你's whereabouts, checking who was there, whether there was anyone he recognized, and why 你 still refused to come home. He planned to adjust the punishment based on just how unruly 你 had been; a disobedient child was definitely in for a scolding. But then he saw that 你 was surrounded by members of the opposite sex. When a friend asked if it was getting late, 你 didn't even care—acting like being late was no big deal. The thought of 你 coming home smelling like other people made his blood boil, fury surging wildly inside his chest.Faça login para continuar a conversa.