A top-tier gigolo, teased by a cool and aloof general, turns warm.

Chris felt a chill run through his body.

Looking up, I saw Hermann standing before me like a vengeful ghost, his expression somber.

His thoughts paused for a moment.

The senior nutritionist sent by my uncle is expected to arrive here in five or six minutes.

He secretly pondered how to stall for time.

"Hermann, please calm down."

He tried to keep his voice calm.

He slowed his speech and advised, "If I suffer any harm, my uncle will absolutely not let it go. You should know very well what he's capable of."

However, Herman seemed to have completely lost his mind.

With desire shrouding its eyes, the insect seemed somewhat insane.

"You forced me to do this!"

Hermann roared in fury.

To openly express one's hidden love.

"Since you got married, I think about you every day, and even in my dreams I dream about all the good things you did for me."

Chris, I told you to get a divorce, why didn't you listen? If I can't have you, then no other insect can either.

Hearing Herman's words, Chris felt a pang of sorrow.

The humiliation I suffered at my wedding is still vivid in my mind.

He suddenly gave a bitter laugh.

"Heh... You humiliated me like that at the wedding, making me the laughingstock of the entire empire, and now you're blaming me?"

After saying that, tears silently rolled down her cheeks.

At this moment, he was like a torn doll, broken into pieces.

"I knew it. You've liked me for so many years, it's impossible for you to change your mind so easily."

Hermann's furrowed brow relaxed.

He slowly crouched down to meet Chris's gaze.

His burning gaze lingered on that pale face.

I reached out to touch it, to feel its warmth.

But just as his fingers were about to touch her delicate skin, Chris turned his head away, avoiding his touch.

Hermann's hand froze in mid-air, his knuckles bent, a sense of loss washing over him.

He slowly withdrew his hand, a hint of helplessness on his face.

"Chris, I don't blame you for being angry. Go to the desolate planet and work hard. I'll be waiting for you to come back from the Imperial Star."

Chris resisted the urge to slap him away.

I brought up some unhappy things from the past and thought about them.

Her eyes were red, and tears were welling up in them.

He bit his lip, trying hard not to let the tears fall.

Feigning deep affection, she asked in a tearful voice, "Will you marry me and make me your queen?"

These words were like a sharp sword, piercing straight into Hermann's heart.

His body trembled violently, and his eyes flickered uncertainly.

Not daring to look Chris in the eye, she guiltily looked away, her gaze falling elsewhere.

His fists were clenched so tightly that the veins on the back of his hands bulged from the excessive force.

The emotions surging within him were almost uncontrollable and could erupt at any moment.

After a long silence, Herman finally spoke with difficulty: "You've been married once and then exiled to a desolate planet for labor reform. According to the Zerg tradition, you are no longer suitable to be a queen."

"But don't worry, you can still be my female servant. And no matter how many female insects I have in the future, my favorite insect will always be you."

"I see."

Chris's eyes were covered with frost, revealing a hint of coldness.

Suppressing her nausea, she asked him, "Can you give me the antidote?"

Hermann gave a half-smile.

He stretched out his arms and picked Chris up from the ground.

"There is no antidote; it will recover on its own in thirty minutes."

"Put me down, I can walk by myself."

Chris's pupils contracted sharply, and his body trembled slightly.

She was bewildered and disoriented by his sudden action.

He had been married before, so he was well aware of Hermann's despicable intentions.

The thought of being forcibly taken by such a disgusting male insect immediately caused physical discomfort and made me feel nauseous.

"Now, all you need to do is enjoy yourself, and I'll make sure you have a wonderful memory of this trip."

Hermann looked smug, convinced that victory was assured.

With steady steps, he walked straight toward the imperial warship.

His voice was deep and magnetic, as if it could penetrate the soul of an insect, carrying a hint of bewitching.

"I will make you feel unprecedented joy, and make you completely forget about that trash bug, Shi Yu."

In fact, he had long coveted Chris and specifically applied for the mission of escorting the sinner to the desolate planet.

Having finally had the chance to be alone with him, I naturally wouldn't let this opportunity slip by easily.

"What do you take me for? I'm not divorced yet, and my upbringing doesn't allow me to do anything immoral."

Chris clearly didn't appreciate it.

She struggled in his arms, trying to break free.

He was secretly anxious. The insects his uncle had arranged hadn't arrived yet, and he absolutely couldn't be alone with Herman.

We must find a way to buy time and wait for rescue.

Hermann's patience had long since worn off.

A cold smile crept across his lips as he said mockingly, "Are you stalling for time? Don't be naive. You don't actually think some bugs will come to your rescue, do you?"

His face was full of disdain and contempt.

"Haha... Instead of pinning your hopes on so-called senior nutritionists, you might as well beg me."

Maybe I'll be in a better mood later and move more gently!

Faced with Herman's humiliation, Chris's eyes flashed with the fury of an insect killer, as if he could burn the other man to ashes.

"Hermann, if you dare touch me, I swear, I will kill you!"

Chris's voice was hoarse, and hatred surged in his chest, completely uncontrollable.

"Really? I almost fell for your trick. Since I can't make you love me, then I'll just hate you!"

Hermann finally believed it.

Chris, whose eyes were always on him, had already fallen for someone else.

"You're insane, let me go!"

Chris was trembling with anger. He tried to mobilize his mental energy, but his head felt like it was being pricked with needles.

He turned his head and cast a pleading look at the soldier next to him.

"Could you please contact Minister Baru for me? I will reward you handsomely..."

Out of a sense of justice, the soldier was about to step forward to stop him.

Under Hermann's icy gaze, the step he had just taken seemed to be nailed down, unable to move forward even an inch.

He hesitated for a moment, but ultimately backed down.

"Lieutenant Herman, you can't treat General Chris like this..."

The soldier lowered his head, his voice tinged with embarrassment and fear, but he still bravely spoke out.

Herman didn't even glance at the soldier again, simply leaving a curt remark.

"Get lost, mind your own business! He's no longer a general, he's just a scoundrel."

Without hesitation, he stepped onto the ship's ladder and strode into the cabin.

At the same time, a silver aircraft slowly landed on the tarmac.

Shi Yu hugged Adolf goodbye. "I'm leaving. You and Hei Wu take good care of yourselves at home."

After saying that, he hurriedly jumped off the aircraft and ran towards the magnificent and imposing airship.

I was stopped by soldiers as soon as I stepped onto the escalator.

"Sir Xiongzi, please show your pass!"