Saina was easily moved.
With her uninjured right hand, she boldly wrapped her arms around Elena's slender waist.
Elena's slim waist was completely defenseless, and the two pressed intimately together.
"Thank you, Elena." Saina spoke in a soft, syrupy voice, burying her aggrieved face straight between Elena's astonishing snowy-white mounds and rubbing hard.
So soft, so fragrant.
Elena's whole body went rigid, and the roots of her fair ears swiftly turned red.
"Let go! Your hands reek of disgusting raw meat! Can you afford to pay for it if you dirty my expensive nightgown?!" Elena shouted.
Yet she did not push Saina away with any force at all. Instead, she awkwardly let Saina cling tightly to her.
Su Li stood at the kitchen doorway, holding a basin of cool water.
This was absurd. Yesterday, these two women had been arguing tooth and nail over half a bed; today, they were already clinging all over each other?
"Um, I brought the clean water," Su Li cut in awkwardly.
The two women turned their heads at the same time.
"Put it there. You're done here," Elena said bluntly.
"Su Li, get out. Don't hold Elena up while she's working," Saina said, waving him away in disdain.
Su Li set down the basin gloomily.
Then left the kitchen without a word.
When he reached the woodshed in the backyard, he casually kicked aside a wooden stump on the ground.
The perfect enchanted dagger fell to the floor.
He bent down and picked it up. Its sharp blade was exceptionally clean, not a single drop of blood on it.
Su Li held the enchanted dagger and stood in the backyard woodshed for a while.
Chattering voices drifted from the kitchen. The two women had no idea what they were talking about; Saina let out