"No!" Su Qiao refused flatly.
"Why?"
Kaitles was confused and didn't understand.
Shouldn't married couples sleep in the same room?
The ones who slept separately were couples whose relationship had fallen apart and who were about to get divorced.
"We're not familiar enough."
Su Qiao didn't want to sleep in the same bed as a man whose entire body was cold and who might even bite her neck in the middle of the night.
Besides, their relationship hadn't reached that stage yet.
"Then when will we be familiar enough?"
Kaitles furrowed his brows.
He had visited many places today and had seen men and women hit it off and quickly end up sleeping together.
He and her already had a child, so why did they still have to sleep separately?
Moreover, she slept upstairs while he slept downstairs. They were so far apart that he couldn't even hear her breathing.
Su Qiao kept a straight face. "I don't know."
How was she supposed to know when they would become familiar enough?
She had already let him move in because he was still somewhat useful.
Kaitles pondered for a moment. "You don't know because you also don't know the boundaries of the word 'familiar'?"
"..." What kind of bizarre logic was that?
"Don't try anything funny. It won't work for now, anyway."
Su Qiao instantly grew wary.
This man might look serious, but he actually had plenty of bad ideas.
Anyone with a little sense would stop asking at this point, giving both himself and the other person a way out.
Unfortunately, Kaitles had no idea when to stop, much less what restraint meant.
"Then when will it work?"
There had to be a time limit, right?
He couldn't keep sleeping alone downstairs forever.
"That depends on my mood."
*My territory,