Yu Jingjing, the little fool, even asked in puzzlement:
"What's that?"
Ye Ruan looked at her with a complicated expression.
For a moment, he couldn't tell whether this cat genuinely didn't understand or was only pretending.
Even Si Ning's usually cold face showed a trace of discomfort.
"How about I go in and bring her out? You two wait outside."
Ye Ruan shrugged and said calmly, "No need. I'll go."
Si Ning frowned at him. "Do you know what they're doing in there?"
"Sure do."
Ye Ruan fluttered his big red eyes.
"Don't you?"
Si Ning said nothing.
Ye Ruan said earnestly, "Oh, right, you're single too, aren't you? Then how about you go in... and learn a thing or two?"
Si Ning: "..."
Yu Jingjing looked from one to the other. Her little brain, which wasn't stupid to begin with, turned over the clues, and she suddenly clapped her hands.
"I get it! They're... beep... right?!"
Ye Ruan: "What?"
"Who's out there?" A woman's melodious voice came from inside.
Those strange sounds finally stopped.
Ye Ruan opened the door, lifted the red curtain hanging in the doorway, and walked in.
Although he had prepared himself mentally, the sight before him still made his eyes hurt.
The living room lay directly opposite the entrance. There was no furniture inside, and a thick, bright red shag carpet covered the floor.
A sultry-looking woman with disheveled hair used a red-polished hand to pull up the red silk robe that had slipped down to her shoulders.
Shang Ying leaned back into a man's arms as though she had no bones.
"Are you the new boy Ah Hui sent?"
Ye Ruan averted his gaze, looking only into Shang Ying's eyes. Before he could answer, she spoke again:
"Shame you're so skinny."
Shang Ying gave