Chapter 81. Wrapping Her in His Scent.

“No, it’s fine. It’s okay.” Chen Du carried her to the side and picked up the school bag on the floor, which contained a set of her clothes.

He had prepared it when he left home. The underwear and socks were all there. She didn’t like to wear bras, so he took the tank top with pads. The lower garment was a long, stretchy pants with a soft texture. It was very comfortable for sleeping or wearing during the day. To top it off, he deliberately gave her his jacket to wrap her up with his smell.

The colour of this co branded baseball jacket was simple and eye-catching. It had a fashionable and neat design. There was an eagle embroidery with a unique shape at the mouth. He liked this jacket very much, and it was unexpectedly suitable for Chen Jiashu to wear.

She had a slender frame with delicate features and a completely feminine figure. Yet, she wore men’swear very well. She looked beautiful and sassy. With the front of the jacket open and the spaghetti strap tank top inside, she still felt girly. This was probably the boyfriend style that was all the rage these days, right?

“It’s so pretty.” Chen Du was overjoyed, smiling and giving her a kiss on the cheek.

Chen Jiashu frowned and slapped his face away, disgusted. Her face was full of sweat and tears. It was greasy as hell, and yet he didn’t mind getting dirty.

Of course, Chen Du didn’t think it was dirty. The usual cleanliness of a young master disappeared when Chen Jiashu was involved. He picked up the sweaty girl and skimmed off the leaves and twigs that had fallen on her hair, piece by piece.

During the overly intense love-making, Chen Jiashu had just knocked down a lot of leaves while holding the trunk of a tree, and she was sweating. The mixture of sweat and tears was sticking to her skin, and now that the blankness of orgasm had passed, she was not feeling well.

She could obviously walk, but Chen Du refused to let her down, leaving her sweaty in his clean clothes and carrying her to a room for a shower.

In fact, the wall was not that hard to get out of. There was a small door in the corner at the far end of the wall, and the vertical bar of the iron fence was forcibly bent to create a large opening, just big enough for one person to enter and exit.

The location of the door was hidden, but it was an open secret for the students who live in this area. The school patrol found it a few times and replaced it with iron pipes, steel pipes, and stainless steel tubes to force the opening back on, but after a few replacements, it was soon bent again.

I don’t know which living Lei Feng 1 Lei Feng – A soldier from the People’s Liberation Army who is touted by the Chinese as a paragon of selflessness. who dared to fight against the forces of authority did it, or perhaps many of them took turns. After all, the fence went out to the food court, and everyone had a red heart towards their taste buds.

The school authorities and the students, one alone and one in the crowd, had to compromise after a while. Not many people knew about it anyway, and the night patrols were stepped up. The doorway was hidden from view, and every day the foodies went out covertly and came back with fried chicken, duck, and spicy hotpot wrapped in greaseproof paper or fast food boxes. Judging from the jumbled footprints on the packaging from barbecue sticks, Indian pancakes, and other bags on the floor, the flow of people must not be small.

There were a lot of people coming in and out, but he was afraid they were the only two who came out to get a room. When he came out, Chen Du was still in a trance. How come he hadn’t even thought that there was a door here?

The food street was still open at this hour. As they walked out of the dark alley, the heavy smell of smoke, meat, and lights were everywhere. The stalls were joined together like iron train carriages. Smoke and fire lingered overhead to form a thick white fog cover. There were no students now. Sitting around simple tables were the nearby white-collar workers or workers, taking a nightcap to relieve stress. They could hear the sound of fistfighting and the smell of alcohol.

It was as if they had come out of school, passed through an alleyway, and entered another world. No one knew them, and no one cared about two students not wearing school uniforms. Chen Du conjured up a hat and put it on Chen Jiashu. He covered her with a scarf, wrapped her up tightly, and held her in front of him like a child. He didn’t reveal the slightest bit of her body to anyone.

“What do you want to eat?” He lowered his head to her ear and asked her.

Chen Jiashu lifted her two big eyes from his shoulder and swept them around in a dark, lazy circle, shrinking back and yawning. She was catlike and her voice was dense with sleep, “Whatever, I don’t want to eat.”

Chen Du bought a little bit of cold vegetable dishes and braised herbs. She loved to eat these two things, and the taste would not change even if they were kept cold for a while. Eating braised herbs meant there were fewer calories and the cold dishes were vegetarian. Chen Jiashu frowned at the sight of meat after 7 pm.

He knew her tastes so well that he hardly needed to ask for advice when he ordered, and there was always a way to get her to eat more.

“Boss, pay up.” Chen Du lit up the screen for the boss to see.

Just as he took the phone back, a sentence came out coldly from his arms, “You stole my energy?”

“…… Hmm?” He looked down for a moment, “Weren’t you asleep?”

Chen Jiashu’s hanging head had somehow risen up, staring at his phone very alertly. Her tone was sure, catching him red-handed. “You even stole my energy for a week.”

Chen Du paused and admitted, “Uh-huh.” What happened? He had poured more for her after stealing it, every day.

Chen Jiashu narrowed her eyes, didn’t say anything, and went back to her nest.

When Chen Du carried the food to the edge of the fast road, she suddenly came back with, “You even stole my vegetables for a month before.”

Chen Du’s handful of cold dishes and braised herbs almost fell to the ground. “You…”

“Do you think I don’t know?”

“How do you remember this?” He looked at Chen Jiashu incredulously, “I thought you don’t play farms?”

“Who said I don’t play? How do I know you do bad things if I don’t play.”

“I ……” He was so embarrassed and speechless that he ran out of words. He didn’t know how he got into an argument with her over a dead game. After choking for a few seconds, he remembered, “Your vegetables will die if you don’t harvest them, and I planted them all for you. I watered and fertilised them, and got rid of the insects. Do you remember all that? Also ……”

“And charged the membership.”

“…… Ah.” Yeah, I think so.

“Eat your heart out.” Chen Jiashu gave him his verdict coldly.

Chen Du: “……”

None of the hotels near the school were safe, so Chen Du stopped a taxi and went to another district nearby, where there was a four-star hotel. It was down the road from home, so that in case he was seen the next morning, he could say that he had gone home last night and come to school from home. Of course, the possibility of this was slim.

He had given a lot of thought to it. As crazy as he was in private, issues concerning Chen Jiashu’s personal reputation and safety were not to be neglected at all.

[1] Lei Feng – A soldier from the People’s Liberation Army who is touted by the Chinese as a paragon of selflessness.