Returning to my senior year of high school before college, I became addicted to dating.

After a storm with wind, rain, lightning, and thunder.

Liu Chengcheng turned to the side, wrapped her arms around his, and pressed her face against his shoulder.

After about ten seconds of silence, she spoke.

"Raymond Lam, do you think we'll get married someday?"

Lin Feng was taken aback. This girl never asked such questions before, what was wrong with her today?

Why are you asking this?

"I'm just curious. Don't you already have Song Yan and Liu Jiaqi? You can't possibly marry three of them, can you?"

Lin Feng laughed and said, "You seem to have a lot to worry about."

Liu Chengcheng said seriously, "I'm the kind of person who plans everything in advance. Let me tell you, I'm not going to compete with them anymore. You can marry whoever you want, but I'm yours. Just don't dump me."

Lin Feng looked at her. This girl seemed carefree, but she actually understood everything.

"I won't dump you," Lin Feng said.

"Then swear it."

I swear.

"Okay, then I believe you." Liu Chengcheng grinned, looking like a fool.

Just then, there was a knock on the door.

Lin Feng reflexively sprang up from the bed, startling Liu Chengcheng: "What the hell are you doing?"

Lin Feng exclaimed in alarm, "What? Someone's knocking on the door! Your parents didn't come back early, did they? What do we do?"

Liu Chengcheng covered her mouth and laughed, "Look at you, such a coward! You call yourself the boss of No. 4 Middle School! My parents are already in Shenyang, and I only just sent you this text message."

"Who's outside the door?" Lin Feng asked in a low voice.

Just then, the old lady's voice rang out from outside the door:

"Chengcheng! What are you doing? Open the door!"

Liu Chengcheng called out from outside, "Wait a minute, Grandma, I need to use the restroom!"

She then looked at Lin Feng and whispered:

"It's my grandma. My mom was worried about me being home alone, so she sent her to keep me company and cook for me. Hurry up and get dressed!"

Lin Feng immediately breathed a sigh of relief and quickly got dressed.

"How do I tell your grandma?"

Liu Chengcheng was completely unaware of the seriousness of the problem and casually replied, "Just say you're here to study or to hang out with me!"

Lin Feng also thought the old lady was easy to fool, and nodded.

But being a 38-year-old soul, he picked up all the tissues from the trash can, wrapped them in tissues, and put them in his pocket.

Liu Chengcheng opened the door, and her grandmother came in and was taken aback when she saw Lin Feng.

She then glared angrily at her granddaughter, pointing at Lin Feng: "Chengcheng, what's going on? How old are you? Bringing a man home?"

Liu Chengcheng was stunned. She didn't expect her usually kind grandmother to suddenly get so angry.

"Grandma, he's my classmate. He came to learn from me."

Lin Feng smiled obsequiously and said, "Yes, yes, I'm here to learn, hehe... I'm done learning, I'll be leaving now."

As soon as he finished speaking, he tried to slip away.

Grandma said sternly, "Stop! You can't leave. Studying? Studying what? Biology?"

"You took so long to open the door, were you getting dressed? What's your name? Call your parents here." Grandma pointed at Lin Feng.

Liu Chengcheng quickly said, "Grandma, what nonsense are you talking about! We're just studying."

Grandma exclaimed excitedly, "You won't shed a tear until you see the coffin, huh? Fine, let's see what you've learned."

As she spoke, she rummaged through the trash can in the living room, found nothing, and then walked towards Liu Chengcheng's bedroom.

Lin Feng and Liu Chengcheng exchanged a glance, then asked in a low voice, "What did your maternal grandmother do when she was young?"

"The Criminal Investigation Brigade of Jiamusi."

Lin Feng's eyes bulged out, his legs went weak, and he almost knelt down.

Fortunately, he had just put away all the evidence.

But he was still worried, so he quickly ran to the bathroom, threw the paper from his pocket into the toilet, and flushed it away.

Grandma came out and saw Lin Feng emerging from the bathroom. She said coldly, "Did you flush the tissues down the toilet?"

Lin Feng, his face flushed, said, "No, it's just pee."

"You two come in."

The two exchanged a glance, their hearts pounding with panic.

Upon entering the bedroom, Grandma pointed to a small red spot on the bed sheet. "What's this? Still trying to deny it?"

Liu Chengcheng said guiltily, "I got my period. I accidentally spilled it, Grandma, please don't make wild guesses, let her go!"

Grandma said sternly, "I've eaten more salt than you've eaten rice. The cases I've handled are thicker than all your nine years of compulsory education textbooks combined. Do you think you can fool me?"

Liu Chengcheng lowered her head and remained silent.

Grandma then looked at Lin Feng: "If you're a real man, don't hide behind a woman. Be brave and take responsibility for your actions, and I'll respect you more."

Seeing how excited his grandmother was, and that she had already said all that, Lin Feng saw no need to hide anything anymore.

"I admit I did it; we're dating."

Liu Chengcheng hurriedly said, "I forced Lin Feng to do it. I like him."

Lin Feng grabbed Liu Chengcheng's hand, "Silly girl! What do you mean you forced me? I did it voluntarily."

Outside the window, the afternoon in Huanan County was exceptionally quiet.

The old lady downstairs was calling her grandson to come home for dinner. Her voice was high-pitched and drawn out, and the whole building could hear it.

Grandma wasn't so agitated anymore, and slowly sat up on the bed:

"It's alright, you've shown some responsibility. It was consensual between you two, I'm just a grandmother, I can't say too much."

"But your behavior today was far too impulsive."

Next, Grandma gave them a life lesson that lasted for more than an hour.

Lin Feng almost fell asleep, but his grandmother's last words were like a pardon to him: "You can't let Chengcheng's parents know about this. I can help you keep it a secret, but you also need to restrain yourselves and not go too far."

The two nodded repeatedly.

Grandma looked at Lin Feng again: "You should leave!"

Lin Feng nodded and bowed, saying, "Alright, Grandma, I'll bring you a gift next time I visit. I didn't know you were coming this time."

Grandma nodded with satisfaction.

Liu Chengcheng held back her laughter the whole time; it was the first time she had ever seen Lin Feng act so ingratiatingly.

She stood up: "I'll see you out."

Grandma glared at her and shook her head: "Girls really are a case of 'once they grow up, they're gone'!"

The two went downstairs and lingered there for a while before Liu Chengcheng went upstairs.

It was already dusk when Lin Feng got into the car. Instead of leaving immediately, he called his parents.