My Boss Is an Admiral-Come Cut Me If You Dare

The afternoon sun was quite intense. Looking out from a high vantage point, the villa's backyard was a mess, with wine barrels scattered everywhere.

On the third floor, in a pink, cozy bedroom, the air was filled with fragrance, and sunlight peeked furtively through the gauze curtains, slowly peeking at the two figures fast asleep on the bed.

Her long, slender, white legs were exposed to the air as the bed sheet slipped down. Above, the skirts of different colors were also wrinkled and disheveled, and deep within her long, white legs, one could vaguely see a seductive glimpse of color.

"Brother Ye Chen, keep drinking!"

A mumbling sound came from their sleep, and suddenly, one of them opened their eyes.

He stared blankly at the ceiling for a moment, then gradually regained his senses.

So close, a face lay on its side. Gion was somewhat startled. She tried to move, but found she couldn't.

She held on tightly with both hands, her two long, white legs clamping around her, revealing her voluptuous figure completely.

"Hina, wake up."

Gion was completely used as a body pillow by Hina, leaving her both amused and exasperated.

Upon hearing the call, Hina didn't open her eyes; instead, she nuzzled against Gion's chest.

Held tightly in her arms, Gion rubbed her forehead, and Sisi of memories began to surface in her mind.

I've never drunk this much before, and I don't know if I've acted out while drunk.

"Hina, wake up." Gion gently patted the cheek of the person next to her and called out again.

"Bai Doudou, don't disturb me, I want to sleep."

"Hina, I'm not Doudou, wake up!"

Long eyelashes fluttered slowly, and a pair of sleepy eyes opened.

"Gion- neechan." Slowly regaining her senses, Hina yawned and released Gion.

"It's already afternoon. I drank too much last night." Freed from Hina's restraint, Gion sat up and looked at the sunlight outside the window, which had become noticeably softer, and roughly knew the time.

My head hurts so much.

With her eyes half-closed, Hina clutched her forehead and shook it.

"Wash up first."

It took the two a while to wash up and go downstairs, only to find that no one had woken up.

The subtle, dark purple hue of dusk gradually spread from the horizon, flowing into the magnificent sunset in the west; before we knew it, night had fallen.

A fragrant aroma, accompanied by the cheerful sounds of conversation, suddenly wafted from the kitchen.

Ye Chen opened the door, yawned, and went downstairs, just in time to see Hina carrying a plate of dishes out of the kitchen.

"Brother Ye Chen, you're awake!"

Standing beside the stairs, Ye Chen's nose twitched. He hadn't felt this kind of atmosphere in a long time. Feeling uneasy, he stared at Hina in a daze.

Wearing an apron, Hina arranged the dishes on the table. Glancing at Ye Chen, who was lost in thought, she smiled sweetly and said, "Brother Ye Chen, go wash up quickly. Just call those sleepyheads, dinner will be ready soon. Tonight's dinner was made by me and Sister Gion!"

"Good."

Coming to his senses, Ye Chen nodded.

Before long, one by one, the guys who had been sleeping soundly, looking a bit listless, sat down on the sofa in the living room.

"This kind of life is truly fascinating!"

Taking a deep breath, Smoker and his companions looked blissfully content, enjoying the aroma of the food and feeling somewhat languid.

"Hina is the best; she'll definitely be a virtuous wife and loving mother in the future," the group joked, listening to the laughter coming from the kitchen.

"Gion is good too."

"If you're interested, you can go after them!"

"I'm afraid I'll get beaten to death by Gion's suitors."

"Ha ha"

"Come and eat!" Hina called out not long after, and everyone left the sofa. Bai Doudou was the first to sit down at the table, drooling.

The noisy atmosphere was quite heartwarming, and this feeling stirred something within Ye Chen. He didn't know when it started, but the way he looked at Hina and Gion had become more enigmatic.

Especially after experiencing life with Bai Doudou and the deepest memories in his heart, Ye Chen had an indescribable feeling—wanting to cry, wanting to laugh, and even wanting to continue like this forever.

The meal was very enjoyable and lively.

The next day, Ye Chen arrived at the Marine Headquarters and found his own office, which was located not far from the Fleet Admiral's Office. Similarly, Sakazuki, Borsalino, and Kuzan all had offices.

Yes, Ye Chen's report is a bit late.

If Sengoku hadn't sent someone to fetch him, he probably wouldn't have even known where his office was.

In the morning, starting with the Sengoku period, a meeting was held. The Four Admirals, Tsuru, Zephyr, Garp were present; the rest were not even qualified.

Of course, the main discussion still revolves around pirates, the Four Emperors, and so on, so there's not much new to it.

The Marine Headquarters is a huge, multi-story building. The top floor belongs to the Fleet Admiral, followed by the offices of the Four Admirals and the Chief of the General Staff, and then the Vice Admiral and Rear Admiral.

The number of naval personnel coming and going is unknown.

In the morning, Bai Doudou followed Ye Chen here. They walked around the office and found nothing particularly special, then wandered around the building.

Not long after turning around, Bai Doudou saw several familiar people. On the spot, she grinned, put her hands behind her back, and walked towards them with an old man's gait.

"What bad luck!"

Across from them, Chaton and the others, looking at Bai Doudou's arrogant demeanor, spat and looked disgusted, as if they had swallowed a fly.

If you go left, follow left; if you go right, follow right. And so the two groups began their contest.

"Dead Rabbit, do you want a beating?"

With dangerous expressions, Chaton and the others glared fiercely at Bai Doudou.

Extremely arrogant, Bai Doudou pricked up her ears, picked her nose, turned slightly to the side, and looked at Chaton and the others with a sidelong glance. Her expression made everyone's breathing quicken.

"Hey! Isn't that short and stout?"

Extremely provocative, Bai Doudou defiantly glared at him.

"Dead Rabbit, there's plenty of time in the future. Watch your step." Chaton with a gloomy face, his hands clenched tightly.

"A bunch of trash, cowards! Weren't you all so arrogant last time? What, now that Rabbit Lord 'm standing right here, are you scared?"

He extended a finger and beckoned.

"I can't hold back anymore." A Rear Admiral next to Chaton, his face flushed.

"Don't be impulsive, don't you know where you are?"

"You're just a Dead Rabbit, not even in the navy. If it weren't for your master, you'd be dead long ago. You're just a fox borrowing the tiger's power and a dog relying on its master's influence."

"I can detect a hint of jealousy in your voice. Why don't you find some powerful backers yourselves? My boss is Admiral, come and try to chop me down if you dare! Come on, I'll stick my head out in front of you and chop me down."

She was as arrogant as could be, stretching her Bai Doudou and looking at Chaton and the others with disdain.

Throughout the corridor, some passing sailors looked at Chaton and the others with strange expressions, then sighed silently.

Why mess with this Rogue Rabbit?

Although this rabbit has no official position and is merely a pet, it doesn't seem to realize who's behind it.

With a livid face, Chaton felt the gazes directed at him from all around, and a surge of heat rushed to his head.

"Calm down, calm down," Chaton had to admit that at headquarters, he couldn't do anything to this rabbit, even though he was now Vice Admiral.

Normally, given Bai Doudou's situation, no one would care if she were killed, since Bai Doudou wasn't in the navy and didn't hold any official position. But the key is that she has powerful backers.

And this person is even more capable than him, holding a higher position.

"Frustration" is not even a word to describe the anger in Chaton's heart at this moment.

I know many people dislike Bai Doudou and consider her a flaw, but everyone has their own opinion, so let's just leave it at that! If a book doesn't have any characters that readers dislike, then there's no point in writing that book.

No matter the genre, including TV series and movies, there must be characters and settings that people dislike or hate. Without these, it would be a true failure, a real blunder. Most importantly, until the very end, who can be sure that someone who is disliked will ultimately be disliked? Haven't you heard of the concept of "whitewashing"?

There's no point in saying more. Perhaps those who have written about or are involved in film and television can understand this!

I don't know if you guys understand, but it's still the same old story: stay if you like it, leave if you don't! It's a simple question; everyone has their own preferences, and no one can force anyone else.

However, I still hope that many readers will not judge a book based on only one aspect, because that would be really unfair to the author and very discouraging.