Super God: My sister-in-law discovered me secretly drawing Kaisa's feet.

Chapter 28 Say something!

The side room fell silent for a moment.

Liang Bing blinked.

Then she laughed.

It's not the kind of laugh that's just being amused; it's a laugh that starts with a sense of absurdity, then a feeling that this guy's mouth is starting to wander again, and finally a laugh that's too lazy to argue with him.

"you?"

She pointed at Su Mobai, then at herself and Keisha, "Chasing after the two of us?"

Su Mobai sat very steadily and said, "Hmm."

""

"Still...?" Liang Bing laughed, taking a step forward and crossing her arms. "Su Mobai, do you know what would happen if you actually said that to my father?"

Su Mobai thought for a moment, "To be invited to the east side of the inner courtyard?"

Liang Bing glared at her, "Don't even try."

She stared at him, her voice quickening slightly, "Even if my sister and I both agree, the only outcome of you saying such things in front of my father is that he'll slap you to death."

Su Mobai's lips twitched.

Liang Bing raised her hand to interrupt him, "Don't play dumb. You think you can still pursue both of us? You're dreaming."

As she said this, the smile returned to her face, brimming with blatant mockery, but her ears were a little hotter than when she had just entered. "One isn't enough, you want two at once. Why don't you be even bolder and just take Melos Star too?"

Su Mobai said seriously, "This can be done slowly."

Liang Bing froze for a moment, then kicked the leg of his chair. "You actually dared to accept it!"

Su Mobai immediately grabbed the chair, "Don't fight, let's communicate civilly."

"You call that civilized?" Liang Bing walked around him for half a circle, as if looking at something strange. "I used to think you were just being stubborn, but now I realize you're not."

"What is that?"

"It's because the brain is more flexible."

Su Mobai sighed, "I didn't expect that you, Sister Liangbing, could be so subtle when you're cursing."

"I'm afraid if I'm too blunt, you won't be able to handle it."

"You're actually a pretty nice person."

"Shut up."

Liang Bing pressed his lips against him, but she didn't really take his words to heart.

It's not surprising that Su Mobai dared to tease her.

That's just how this guy is.

He looks afraid of death, but his words occasionally pierce the heart. The more she wants to see him panic, the more likely he is to bite back at the most inopportune moment.

What's the point of pursuing her and her sister?

She probably came from her father's place and knew they would ask, so she made up a scary question beforehand.

But Keisha didn't laugh.

Keisha stood to the side, her gaze fixed on Su Mobai's face.

She didn't rush to speak.

Su Mobai's words sounded utterly absurd.

But sometimes, absurdity itself is the best cover-up.

If anyone else had said such things, Keisha would have taken it as frivolous. But Su Mobai was different. He had used a similar method before, presenting the least likely truth in front of people, making it difficult for them to determine whether it was real or not.

He knew others wouldn't believe him.

That's why I dare to say it.

Or was it that he spoke the truth as if it were a joke precisely because he knew they wouldn't believe him?

Keisha remembered what her father had just said to her.

Don't be too hostile.

Normal contact.

Father wasn't one to be swayed by a few flattering words, nor would he arrange for Su Mobai to live in the east side of the inner courtyard just because Su Mobai painted well. That place wasn't just a place to live, but also a symbol of respect.

By leaving Su Mobai there, the father was essentially telling everyone in the manor that this outsider had been officially brought into the lord's sights.

There's even a slightly more subtle meaning to it.

The father wanted them to have contact with him.

Keisha looked at Su Mobai.

Su Mobai leaned back in his chair, his expression excessively calm. Liang Bing had already retorted to him several times, but he still maintained the same attitude of "If you don't believe me when I tell the truth, that's your problem."

Keisha suddenly asked, "Did Father really agree?"

Liang Bing paused, turned to look at her, and asked, "Sister?"

Su Mobai also looked at Keisha, "What?"

"You know that," Keisha said.

Su Mobai paused for a moment.

He originally intended to continue slacking off, but Keisha's gaze was a bit intimidating.

I felt like he was about to get punched if he said another sly thing.

So he nodded, "More or less."

The smile on Liang Bing's face slowly faded.

"What does 'roughly' mean?"

Su Mobai shrugged. "It's because I told him my goal that the lord didn't throw me out, and even changed my accommodation."

Liang Bing's expression changed. "You really said it?"

Su Mobai glanced at her. "Didn't you just not believe me?"

Liang Bing was speechless for a moment.

She really didn't believe it.

But now that Keisha asked this question and Su Mobai answered it, she couldn't help but believe it.

The side room fell silent again.

This time, it was Liang Bing's turn to be flustered.

Did he really say that?

In front of her father?

He said he wanted to pursue her and her sister?

Is this guy crazy, or is he tired of living?

Keisha did not press further about whether that statement was true or false.

Instead, she took half a step forward, stood in front of Su Mobai, and began to look him up and down.

Su Mobai looked up at her.

Their eyes met.

Liang Bing frowned, instinctively sensing that something was wrong.

Keisha said, "Okay."

Su Mobai was taken aback. "What's so good about it?"

I'm giving you a chance.

As soon as those words were spoken, even the cool, icy breaths in the side room seemed to soften.

Su Mobai didn't respond immediately.

Keisha looked at him, her tone as calm as if she were arranging a routine matter, "Since you said you wanted to pursue me, let's start tomorrow."

Su Mobai's eyelids twitched.

"tomorrow?"

"Come have morning tea with me every day," Keisha said. "No lateness allowed."

Su Mobai:

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This development is not quite right.

He imagined Keisha's cold face, Keisha drawing her sword, and he also imagined her saying, "If you keep talking nonsense, I'll cut out your tongue."

I never expected her to say, "Come have some morning tea."

What is this?

Pursuing targets?

Daily check-in?

Liang Bing stood to the side, her eyes wide open.

She looked at Keisha, then at Su Mobai, and then back at Keisha, her disbelief gradually showing on her face.

"elder sister?"

Keisha turned her head. "What?"

Liang Bing opened her mouth, as if to say, "Did you hear me wrong?" or "Are you crazy?"

Finally, she managed to blurt out, "You're really going to let him come?"

"Um."

"every day?"

"Um.

""

"Dim sum?"

"Um."

Liang Bing was completely devastated.

She originally came to see how Su Mobai was being interrogated by her and her sister.

As the investigation progressed, the older sister gave her a chance.

And they drink morning tea every day, what do you call that?

This is called being in a privileged position.

As soon as her father said it was normal contact, her sister immediately arranged for it to take place at a fixed time.

A surge of urgency welled up in Liang Bing's heart.

She looked at Su Mobai.

Su Mobai was still sitting there, looking a little dazed.

This made Liang Bing even more anxious.

What's wrong?

Why don't you just refuse?

wrong.

If he refuses, wouldn't it make his sister lose face?

But if he doesn't refuse, wouldn't that mean he can go see his sister every morning? What if they develop feelings for each other over time?

What should I do?

Liang Bing frowned, increasingly uneasy, and instinctively blurted out, "What about me?"

She was stunned for a moment after saying those words.

Keisha hadn't expected her younger sister to get so agitated. She looked at her with amusement in her eyes, "You?"

Liang Bing gritted her teeth and decided to stop pretending. "Didn't he say he wanted to pursue both of us? Why should he only go to your place for morning tea?"

Su Mobai silently sat up a little straighter.

He felt it was best for him not to speak at that moment.

But Liang Bing had no intention of letting him off the hook. "Say something!"