My villain wants to save himself, but the yandere heroine disagrees

"But who told you to be a girl? And luckily I was there, otherwise..." Orson didn't continue.

"Orson, are you worried that I'll be seen by others?" Following Orson's words, Litt thought of another possibility, and then his cheeks immediately blushed.

"Don't talk nonsense. It will be too much trouble to cover it up for you later." Orson said this and turned his head away.

"Pfft." Seeing Orson's reaction, Lit couldn't help but laugh, then he took off his and Orson's masks and threw them away.

"Orson, although I was a little upset when I saw you and Lianka together tonight, I am very happy now!"

"Are you still happy even though your clothes are torn?"

"Yeah! Because you're by my side, Orson!"

"You'll be unhappy when you're asked to copy books as punishment when you get home." Orson quickly changed the subject.

"Woo wow, if you were by my side when I was copying books, Orson, I would still be very happy!"

"Then I'll put you in solitary confinement and make you copy books!"

The two of them returned to the dormitory "chatting and laughing", and Orson put Litt down in front of Litt's door.

"Go in and change your clothes first. Next time, try to choose larger clothes instead of those that are too skinny."

"I know." Li Te nodded and walked back to the room.

Standing in the room, Leete took off Orson's coat and looked through the mirror at his own clothes which could only be described as miserable.

However, if it was blown up by a little monster, perhaps it should not be described as tragic?

In short, in its current state, it is definitely impossible to wear it out. After all, the fabric on the chest has been completely stretched out and turned into a battle-damaged version.

If he hadn't moved suddenly and violently in order to catch Lena, this situation wouldn't have happened.

After changing into a slightly looser set of clothes, Leeteuk walked out of the room.

At this time, Lena also came downstairs.

"Big brother, why did you suddenly carry Li Teuk back just now?"

Downstairs, Lena was looking at Orson, asking him the reason for his actions just now.

(PS: Add a picture of the little fox Lena)

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Chapter 62: Handmade Cookies

Litt didn't go downstairs until Orson gave a long cover-up for Litt downstairs and Lena nodded as if she understood and left.

"Were you watching upstairs just now?" Orson took a sip of water. When he heard the footsteps, he didn't turn around, but simply asked.

"Ah."

"It's better to go to less dances like this in the future. You probably won't be able to communicate with the people there."

"But if I were a duke, these balls would be necessary social activities, wouldn't they?"

Just like the drinking culture, although we know it is a bad thing, it has been passed down.

This kind of banquet advocates high profile, which results in extravagance and waste.

But no one cares about these, they only care about whether they have achieved their goals at the banquet.

"That's right." Orson sighed.

Then he turned around and looked at Litt, stunned for a moment.

"Leet, your clothes..."

The upper body is a loose shirt with Orson's coat on the outside.

Orson is much bigger than Little, so the coat just covers Little's thighs.

The most important thing is that it seems that these are the only things that Leeteuk is wearing.

Two smooth and slender long legs were exposed, and Orson didn't know where to look for a moment.

"Why are you dressed like this..."

"Hmm? You can just wear whatever you want at home."

"But if you look like this, anyone can tell you are a girl!"

"It's okay. There's no one else at home anyway."

"Or, Orson, do you want to see it?" Upon hearing this, Litt blushed and slowly lifted the corner of his coat.

Then, a pair of brown leather shorts appeared in front of Orson. They were not underwear, but the kind of pants similar to hot pants that were easy to move in.

"Hey, Orson, you don't really think I'm not wearing anything underneath, do you?"

"..." Orson was silent for a while, then tapped Litt's head gently and took off her coat.

"It looks okay." Orson said, and carefully examined Litt in front of him. "If the overall material of the clothes is changed to that brown leather, it will really look like an adventurer."

"Your fashion sense is okay." After making the comment, he went upstairs without looking back.

……

On the other side, Lianka was walking back alone.

I originally wanted to ask Orson some questions, but unexpectedly, Orson suddenly ran away with Litt in his arms.

I finally got this opportunity, and I even hid it from my sister today.

Feeling increasingly tired from walking, Lianka finally sat down on a bench.

She couldn't help but lower her head, wondering what she had done wrong.

My luck is really too bad. Every time I want to do something, I can't do it for various reasons.

The more she thought about it, the more aggrieved she felt, and she couldn't help but bury her head even lower.

There were footsteps nearby, and Lianka initially thought it was just someone passing by, but then the footsteps stopped next to her, and that person sat down next to her.

"Lianka." Hearing that familiar gentle voice, Lianka couldn't help but tremble.

"Sister...sister?"

"Yeah. What are you doing out here alone so late at night? Aren't you supposed to be having a dance?"

"Oh, sister, my dance partner dumped me." When Lianka saw Olivia, she couldn't help crying to her.

"It was clearly an agreement, but he suddenly ran away with someone else."

“Is that so…” Upon hearing this, Olivia gently hugged Lianka and stroked her back to comfort her.

"It's okay, it's okay, Li'anka. You are so outstanding. It's definitely that person's fault that someone left you behind."

"By the way, what's the name of your dance partner?"

Hearing Olivia ask this, Lianka was stunned for a moment, then sniffed and shook her head.

"No... no need, that person is not important."

"Yeah, as long as it's not important." Olivia heard this and followed Lianka's wishes.

After a long while, seeing that Lianka had cried enough, Olivia smiled and said:

"Okay, let's talk about it when we get back, okay?"

"Yeah." Lianka nodded, and Olivia took her hand and followed her to the dormitory.

"Come to think of it, I didn't see him when I went to Orson's dormitory tonight." Olivia suddenly said on the way.

"Hey? Then, Orson should have gone to the dance with Lit and the others, right?"

"But didn't Lit go with Lena?"

"Sister, how do you know?"

"Sister, don't I have a mouth? Can't I ask them myself?"

"Then who did Orson leave with?" Lianka asked pretending to be confused.

"Yes, who is it..." Olivia also said with a smile.

"It definitely won't be you, Li'anka. After all, Orson can't possibly promise you and then dump you, right?"

"Yeah, definitely not me!"

"Besides, who cares about Orson? If he runs away, he runs away. I don't take it to heart."

"Hmm?" Olivia stopped walking after hearing that and turned back to look at Lianka. "Lianka, what did you just say?"

“Uh…” Lianka was stunned for a moment, recalling what she had just said.

"I mean... even if the partner who ran away was Orson, I wouldn't take it personally, let alone anyone else."

"Oh, so that's how it is." Olivia nodded with a smile. "As expected of my good sister Lianka, she has high standards!"

……

The next morning, Orson opened his eyes hazily and saw a small bulge in the quilt. He sighed helplessly.

Then he stood up, picked up the still sleeping Li Te by the scruff of the neck, and put her back on her bed.

After going downstairs and washing up, he heard a knock on the door.

I opened the door and found Lianka standing at the door.

"Well, although you left halfway yesterday, Orson, I'm still very grateful that you were willing to take the time to accompany me. These are the cookies that my sister and I learned to make. If you don't mind, just... take them."

"Oh, thank you, Lianka." Orson said this, nodded, and then welcomed Lianka into the room.

"I'm really sorry about last night. Lit suddenly felt unwell..." Sitting at the dining table, Orson poured two cups of tea for himself and Lianka, and then the two of them sat down and drank tea while enjoying the cookies made by Lianka.

As expected from what I learned from Olivia, the cookies are crispy and sweet, perfect as a snack.

"But I saw that Lit was fine before." Lianka bit off a piece of biscuit and looked at Orson in confusion.

"Well... Li Te's physical condition is rather special, and only the relatives around him know about it, so it is not convenient to tell you, Li Anka. I am really sorry."

"I see. Sorry for asking something that makes me unhappy."

"It's okay." Orson shook his head.

"By the way, Orson, there is actually another thing we came here for." Lianka ate a few more cookies before speaking slowly.

Chapter 63: Teach me!

"What's the matter?" Orson looked at Lianka and asked puzzledly.

"It's just... um..." Lianka paused for a moment, then said, "Please don't tell my sister about what happened yesterday. No matter how my sister asks, don't tell her."

"As for the price... I'll do anything you ask me to do."

"Is anything really possible?" Orson said, looking at Lianka.

Feeling the tone of Orson's words, Lianka's face instantly turned red and she quickly shook her head.

"Of course not!"

"Tsk, that's boring," Orson said, shaking his head.

"Then I can't promise you that. After all, there's nothing I need you to do."

"Oh, is there really no room for negotiation?" Li'anka said this, tears welling up in her eyes, looking very aggrieved. "Well...if it's not too much, it's not impossible..."

The later she spoke, the weaker and thinner her voice became.

"Okay, that's what you said." Orson said this, putting his hands on Lianka's shoulders.

Lianka blushed and closed her eyes, her heart beating fast.

"Lianka, go back and tell your sister right now that you invited me to the masquerade ball yesterday. Is this not too much?"

"Hey!???" She looked at Orson in surprise, and then quickly said, "Isn't this right?"

"What's wrong? I didn't violate your requirements." Orson said this and sat down with a smile.

“Think about it, Lianka, you asked me not to tell Olivia, right?”

"Yeah." Lianka nodded.