The black Mercedes-Benz was parked in an inconspicuous corner, with an irregularly shaped pillar standing beside it.
Even so, Cheng Yue jumped. "There are people here!"
In fact, the last car had left a minute earlier. He had simply been too caught up in his emotions to notice.
Ji Huaijin would never overstep, much less put the person before him at risk. Before making his move, he had already checked that this corner was out of sight.
"Relax. They've all left."
Cheng Yue looked around and found that there really was no one left. The underground parking garage was so quiet that even the slightest sound could be heard.
But that didn't give him the right to do whatever he liked with him.
Ji Huaijin braced one hand against the car, trapping him in his embrace, and nuzzled his fragrant, soft hair. "Don't be angry anymore, okay?"
He lowered his head to kiss those tightly pressed lips, his voice gentle as water. "Let me take you out for something good to eat to make it up to you, okay?"
Three coaxing questions in a row left Cheng Yue flustered.
Those teasing kisses, drawing close and then pulling away, softened his heart little by little.
The instant Cheng Yue clutched the fabric at his waist, the tenderness in Ji Huaijin's eyes deepened. Their breaths mingled in the chilly air, but the heat between them rose beyond control.
"Did you miss me?"
Cheng Yue concealed his racing heartbeat. The moment his gaze met those burning eyes, he looked away in a panic. "Who would miss you?"
As if he had seen through Cheng Yue's denial, Ji Huaijin gave a low laugh that echoed through the empty garage. He bent down until their foreheads touched, his voice husky and full of affection. "Mm.