Between lovers, there were always certain things they could never get past—some had more, some had less. The smart ones restrained the urge to dredge up old accounts, while the foolish ones, or those with ulterior motives, brought them up from time to time, until the other person could no longer stand it and they kicked each other out of bed and told each other to get lost.
An Nuan neither had any ulterior motive to provoke Liu Chang'an into suggesting a breakup first, nor would she be foolish. Liu Chang'an chatting online with Professor Liu could be called making online friends when she did not care about it, or an online romance when she did. It all depended entirely on An Nuan's mood and needs.
Thinking that way, she felt as though she still held some initiative.
"I wonder who'll end up benefiting from my mom in the end." An Nuan was rather concerned about this. When she was little, some uncles often bought her tasty treats and gave her presents, and An Nuan thought they were such nice people.
Only after she grew up did she understand that they really were nice people... who liked sex.
Liking sex was perfectly normal. Not liking sex was what was abnormal—especially if one did not even like someone like Professor Liu. That meant they were either lofty individuals free of worldly desires, exceptional people devoted to their careers, hobbies, or professional interests, or simply shit-stirrers.
Some people with loose tongues might have replied, "Keep the good stuff in the family," but Liu Chang'an was noble by nature and naturally would not provoke his girlfriend like that. Calm and composed, he nodded as though it had nothing to do with him.
An Nuan was satisfied with his attitude, so she decided to