The hot spring was so relaxing that Tsukikage Hoshi had drifted into a half-asleep haze. She only woke up when she heard Fang Cheng washing himself.
Thinking it was the princess or her older sister returning, she pulled the towel off her face—and froze.
Why is this brat here?
They stared at each other, dumbfounded, for two seconds.
"Ah!!"
Fang Cheng covered his chest with both hands and sank into the water up to his shoulders. He glared at Tsukikage Hoshi. "Quit staring, you little pervert!"
Tsukikage Hoshi: (益)
Wait a second. Isn't that supposed to be my line?
Dumbfounded, she blurted out, "No, I was here first..."
"So what if you were here first? Didn't you see someone was already here? Why did you sneak over? I never thought you were this kind of fox. I misjudged you."
"..."
A vein bulged on Tsukikage Hoshi's forehead. She abruptly stood up and pointed at him, furious. "That's bullshit! I was here first! How dare you turn this around and blame me, you bastard?!"
Fang Cheng stared at Tsukikage Hoshi's upper body above the water, his eyes like high-definition cameras, capturing the wonderful sight in vivid detail.
"Don't be so loud, Landlady. You've got a great chest."
"What do you mean, fierce..."
Tsukikage Hoshi finally caught on. She covered her chest with both hands and hurriedly sank back into the water.
Her eyes blazed as she glared at Fang Cheng. Whether from the heat or anger and embarrassment, her cheeks had turned red.
Only their heads remained above the water as they stared at each other.
"So it was just a misunderstanding. Don't be mad, Landlady."
Fang Cheng grinned. "So you like this hot spring too. I'm quite fond of it myself. What a coincidence."
"Hmph. What coincidence? Don't try to