Chapter 53: Chapter 53 I don’t want to for now
After hearing Liu Zheng’s words, Wu Min couldn’t help but shudder.
She couldn’t help but look at Liu Zheng, her face expressing some helplessness.
"Xiao Zheng! With things like this, there must be restraint! Do you know it’s bad for your health?"
But.
At this moment, Liu Zheng, he was in high spirits, not inclined to listen to Wu Min’s words.
He pulled Wu Min into the house and then sat down directly on the bed.
"Sister-in-law, I tell you, before I was scared into action. If it weren’t for that, forget such a short time, I’m afraid you wouldn’t have been able to make me surrender even in an hour or two."
Listening to Liu Zheng’s boast, Wu Min’s face turned a deep red, as if she had applied a layer of red oil paint.
Wu Min slowly knelt down again in front of Liu Zheng.
Since there had been foreplay, Liu Zheng didn’t care about those things at the moment, and he immediately steadied Wu Min’s head, urging her to get to the point quickly.
After rolling her eyes at Liu Zheng, Wu Min still agreed to his request and got straight to the point.
At that time, Liu Zheng felt as though he was about to take off.
He leaned his head back in pleasure, his entire body trembling.
It was great for him, but Wu Min was suffering.
"Cough cough cough..."
She coughed loudly, and at this point Wu Min found it a bit hard to endure.
After the intense coughing, Liu Zheng let go, allowing Wu Min to catch her breath.
Following the severe coughing, Wu Min forcefully patted her chest, urging herself to recover quickly.
Slapping Liu Zheng’s thigh firmly, Wu Min glared at him and said, "Are you trying to kill your sister-in-law?"
"No no no, I didn’t mean that at all, I just got carried away for a moment, I am really sorry!"
Looking at Wu Min, Liu Zheng genuinely felt sorry for her.
After glaring fiercely at Liu Zheng, Wu Min said, "Don’t move around, understand?"
"Yes, sister-in-law!"
Liu Zheng quickly nodded, then sat up a bit straighter and obediently dared not to move.
Looking at him, he appeared just like a well-behaved child.
You must know, earlier, Liu Zheng, when An Lin came, he was greatly frightened.
At the time he only enjoyed a moment of pleasure.
But now, seeing Wu Min’s gentleness and care, and feeling ecstatic as if he was taking off,
he was truly bubbling with joy.
However.
Just as Liu Zheng was immensely enjoying himself, a ringing sound from nearby startled them both awake.
"Ding Ling Ling..."
The ringing was crisp and pleasant, but it had a significant impact when it fell on their ears.
Wu Min stopped what she was doing, her body seemed to stiffen, then she wiped her mouth and stood up.
Standing up, Wu Min glanced at Liu Zheng and said, "Your brother is calling me, I’m going to check on him."
After speaking, Wu Min turned and left.
Looking at her retreating figure then lowering his gaze, Liu Zheng sighed.
"It looks like! Today, you’re doomed not to enjoy to the fullest!"
Thinking of Liu Daniu, Liu Zheng couldn’t help but feel a wave of guilt.
After all, that was his sister-in-law!
With this in mind, Liu Zheng couldn’t help shaking his head, his expression quite helpless.
In an instant, his previous desire had completely dissipated.
Thinking of his brother, he felt some regret for his behavior just now, but since it was done, there was no other choice.
With a sigh, Liu Zheng stopped pondering the matter and went to the yard to hang the washed clothes out to dry.
Then,
he headed to the kitchen to start cooking.
Having promised to improve life for his brother and sister-in-law, Liu Zheng was someone who acted on his words.
By the time Wu Min emerged and came to the kitchen, Liu Zheng had already finished cooking two dishes.
Seeing the dishes Liu Zheng had prepared, Wu Min couldn’t help but frown.
"Liu Zheng, why did you buy so much food? This must have cost a lot of money, right?"
"Sister-in-law, you don’t need to worry about it. I’m telling you, it’s nothing. I’ll go up the mountains to gather herbs every day so you can have delicious food to eat every day."
Wu Min felt a warmth in her heart as she observed Liu Zheng’s efforts for her.
Seeing him drenched in sweat, Wu Min picked up a towel from nearby and wiped the sweat from Liu Zheng’s forehead.
"Sister-in-law, here, have a banana to quench your thirst."
While speaking, Liu Zheng peeled a large banana and brought it to Wu Min’s mouth.
However,
upon seeing the banana, Wu Min’s face turned red.
She hit Liu Zheng hard on the arm and glared at him reproachfully, saying, "You rascal, can’t you think of anything decent? Are you trying to tease your sister-in-law on purpose or what?"
"It’s a misunderstanding! Sister-in-law, I really didn’t think of anything else, I just simply wanted to quench your thirst."
Seeing that he seemed to have no intention of teasing her, Wu Min sighed.
She glanced down at Liu Zheng below and asked, "So... Liu Zheng, do you still need your sister-in-law’s help with anything?"
"This..."
In truth, after his sister-in-law had left earlier, Liu Zheng no longer had that thought.
After considering for a moment, he said, "Sister-in-law, let’s talk about it later, we should eat first. After lunch, I need to make another trip to the mountain."
Hearing this, Wu Min didn’t say much, just nodded her head.
"Alright then! I’ll first serve some for your brother before it gets cold."
Liu Zheng agreed and then went to serve the rice, he also prepared plenty of dishes to bring to Liu Daniu.
After lunch, Liu Zheng, under the scorching sun, headed deep into the mountain.
He had two goals for entering the mountains that afternoon: one was to gather herbs; the other was to look for the common green bamboo leaf snake.
Unfortunately, by evening, he had not found the green bamboo leaf snake.
Although he did gather some herbs, he did not meet his own expectations.
Having no choice, Liu Zheng could only head home.
After returning, taking a shower, and having dinner, Liu Zheng lay in his bed.
Nevertheless, his mind was in turmoil, tossing and turning, unable to sleep.
He thought of his parents and surmised that they must have encountered great danger before sending him away.
He wondered how they were doing now.
He needed to find them as soon as possible to learn of their well-being.
Yet,
with the vast sea of humanity, how could he possibly find them?
To speak of clues, there were not none.
But relying on such scant clues was utterly futile!
The clues in the letter were currently only two.
One was that his original surname was also Liu, but there were many people with the surname Liu, so how to start looking?
The other was that his father was also a practitioner of Chinese medicine.
However, there were many Chinese medicine practitioners named Liu, and finding them with just these two clues was like looking for a needle in a haystack.
