Chapter 12

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Chapter 12: Soon

“I didn’t know Xiao Feng was so bold.” Little Wolf Dog seemed to be on cloud nine, “But now is not the right time. Don’t worry. I will mark you.”

He bent down and pressed his lips to my ear. Then, softly said, “Soon.”

I didn’t dare to think about anything else right now. I could only retreat stiffly with my red ears and then strode back to the venue.

I heard the Little Wolf Dog’s laughter behind me. As a result, I walked faster.

The banquet was about to begin. Everyone gathered in the center. I found my dad and the others in the crowd and walked quickly toward them.

“How was your talk with your friend?” My mother’s expression was like CP powder, waiting for the sugar to be cooked.

“It’s okay, very good, not bad.” Of course, I couldn’t tell her that the dish had long been steamed and served. We had already kissed. We almost did it three times.

“Hee hee.”

Well, I understand, now my mother should take my answer as me just being shy.

No problem. This is exactly the result I want. Knowing I am shy, she’ll stop probing for more information out of me.

At this time, my dad glanced at me. He didn’t speak. After a few seconds, he glanced at me once again but still didn’t speak. After a few more seconds passed, he glanced at me again and still didn’t speak. When he looked at me again, I couldn’t help but asked.

“What’s the matter, Dad? Is there something on my face?”

My dad shook his head. He was silent for a moment before he finally said, “How far have you two progressed?”

? ? ?

Daddy???

Is that you?

Are you being possessed by my mother???

After being separated for so long, shouldn’t you ask me how my rotten egg pheromone was doing???

It could be that my eyes were showing such a horrified look that my dad became embarrassed for the first time.

“Cough, you are already 25. It’s time for you to marry.”

“……Oh.”

People can never escape the fate of being urged to marry by their parents all their life. If not, it might be because your parents just hadn’t bothered you with it yet.

Moreover, I suspect that during the time of my absence, my mother had made up a piece of fanfiction for my dad to listen.

Hey, whether I get married or not, I have the final say. I also don’t want to delay it until I reach old age because of this rotten egg smell.

When I thought about it, I was a little bit aggrieved, “It’s not that I want to be 25 years old.”

“Although you are single for pheromone reasons, I haven’t heard from Xiao Feng. Who is the person that you like?”

“No one likes me anyway. Why should I go around liking others.”

“Xiao Tian seems to like you very much, though. I saw him take you to meet his family a while ago. And you actually had dinner with him alone yesterday. Do you like him too?” My mother nevertheless wanted to grab the food in my mouth.

“Do you?” My dad immediately added.

“…”

“Oh, by the way, Xiao Tian’s family seems to also like Xiao Feng as well. When I went to ask Liu Yingen for an autograph, his husband, Xiao Tian’s second brother, also praised our Xiao Feng’s cuteness!” My mother recalled. She turned her head to share the news with my dad and then stealthily cast a glance at me.

“Really?” My dad continued.

“…”

It’s definitely not that. Calling other people by the wrong military rank and still getting praised are all to save mother’s face.

“Even if Xiao Tian doesn’t know what your pheromone is yet, I don’t think he will shrink back even if he knew the truth! I have faith in my ability to judge people.” My mother insisted.

“You’re right.” I saw how my dad was so into his role as a supporter.

Seeing that I still didn’t respond, my mother changed her tactics. She threw herself into her husband’s arms, crying.

“It’s all our fault, thinking that keeping Xiao Feng from meeting people is the right way to protect him. I didn’t expect that…it will hurt him in the end. As an Omega, he’s already 25 years old but still hasn’t had a single romantic relationship to talk about, huhuhu… It’s all our fault, blame us…”

“Yeah, blame us.” My dad was such an unsentimental supporter.

Hey, do you know what you two look like now?

Like a pair of sketch performers. The one that isn’t funny but desperately trying to attract the audience.

With a helpless expression on my face, I lowered my voice and said, “Stop, stop, stop. I’m the one who always doesn’t want to attend such occasions. Mom, stop saying I was imprisoned for 25 years. Don’t I usually go out with my friends? It’s just that I haven’t met one that I particularly like yet, and I don’t want to make do with it.”

“But then, why do you never say you are our son when you go out to play?” My mother peered at me with a distressed look.

“I’m not afraid if my identity is revealed. I’m afraid of embarrassing you two.” I was sniffed out twice before, but fortunately, no one else knew about it except my two stinky friends.

When my dad heard these words, he snorted, “My Jiang Wuyi’s son won’t lose face even if he smells like shit.”

“Dad…” I was overwhelmed at once.

“You’re you, I’m me. Who smells and who loses are clear.” My dad took the tall glass and glanced at me contemptuously.

…All right, you are a dad. You are always right.

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