Bullying The Sister-In-Law - Chapter 47

In September, Su Zhiluo returned to North City.

The government was prioritizing the development of this land, so things moved quite quickly. There was going to be a meeting about the demolition, and by around November, they would know approximately which apartment they would be allocated.

Towards the end of the year, the two of them went back to complete the paperwork. They both quite liked the location. Their previous location was also a bit remote, but this new one was not bad, and the residential area was in a neighborhood they favored.

Once the apartment was officially transferred to them, Liu Chengxu began designing, and Su Zhiluo chose the interior decorations. They spent two months on this, and then they just had to wait for it to air out and move in by spring.

Liu Chengxu found a photo of her sister in a drawer. The rest of their belongings hadn’t been moved yet, but Su Zhiluo brought her sister’s picture over first.

When Liu Chengxu looked at her sister now, it was like looking at a younger sister. Her sister had a gentle smile on her lips.

Liu Chengxu thought, “Thank you, big sister.”

Su Zhiluo waved goodbye to the old apartment. As she left, her nose suddenly stung. She thought, “Goodbye, my safe harbor. Goodbye.”

They took all the usable items from the small apartment. Things they didn’t need or wanted to replace with new ones were sold at a nearby second-hand market. They gradually furnished their new home, choosing curtains, a sofa, appliances, and even had bookshelves built. Su Zhiluo had always wanted her own bookshelf to buy and display all her favorite novels. Later, they also had two large desks built, placed separately, which would be their individual office areas.

After everything was set up, they went to visit her sister, telling her that what she had said back then had been realized.

Back home, the two of them consulted someone to pick an auspicious date for their first meal at the new place, and invited friends from both sides over for a meal.

After completing all this, the two of them bought tickets to Hong Kong.

A few days before they left for their trip, Su Zhiluo won the car plate lottery in Guangzhou. The two of them didn’t wait a moment longer and rushed straight to the 4S store to buy a car.

Liu Chengxu couldn’t help but tell everyone, “My sister-in-law’s luck has always been great. My college computer was also won for me by my sister-in-law.”

Every time she mentioned this good fortune, Su Zhiluo just smiled.

Only Su Zhiluo and Yang Jie knew the truth: Su Zhiluo had bought that computer for her, just so Liu Chengxu wouldn’t feel financially burdened.

That computer cost over five thousand yuan at the time, which was considered upper-middle range for its configuration. Six years later, many functions were basically unsupportable, and Liu Chengxu needed better specs for work, so she replaced it. Su Zhiluo now used the old one to watch TV.

Chang Ru-yin and the others were also present back then. Yang Jie glanced at Su Zhiluo. Seeing that she didn’t intend to tell Liu Chengxu, she didn’t mention the matter. However, Chang Ru-yin later scolded her, saying, “Su Zhiluo didn’t mention it, so you didn’t? You should have said it and moved Liu Chengxu to tears.”

Liu Chengxu had calculated their financial situation. It was completely affordable for them to buy the car outright for her sister-in-law. Her stocks had also earned a decent amount, so she cashed in the profit.

Over 400,000 yuan was not expensive for Liu Chengxu.

At first, Su Zhiluo didn’t want it. Liu Chengxu hugged her and whispered in her ear, “When you drove that electric scooter to take me to school, sitting behind you, I often thought that I must buy a luxury car for you to drive one day. Don’t worry. I always believed Meng Zhengyue would be successful, so when she started her music company, I invested in her directly. She later gave me dividends, so I have even more money now.”

Su Zhiluo always thought Liu Chengxu was the most outstanding. She said, “Why do you think she can earn a lot of money? You can too.”

Liu Chengxu replied, “Because she dared to marry a 38-year-old rich woman and become a stepmother to an 18-year-old girl at 20-something, and I didn’t dare.”

“…” Su Zhiluo tapped her on the forehead and said, “Stop bringing up her business.”

But she genuinely hadn’t expected it. She asked, “How did she suddenly go down that path?”

Liu Chengxu was the authority on this matter. She told her sister-in-law that rich people take very good care of themselves. At the time, that rich woman looked only in her early 30s. Meng Zhengyue was doing a charity event when the rich woman took a liking to her, and Meng Zhengyue was a bit conflicted.

Liu Chengxu had told her back then, “If you want to date, just date. When you get rich later, remember to take your sisters on an Hermès shopping spree.”

Unexpectedly, Meng Zhengyue started the relationship with the mindset of breaking up quickly and getting a breakup fee from the rich woman, but she ended up following that path all the way.

“But I truly thought she could become famous. She loves music very much; it was her only companion before, and she even wrote a love song for you and me. She was the only one who supported me when I liked you back then.”

Actually, Meng Zhengyue clarified this many times later: if she had known Liu Chengxu was in love with her sister-in-law, she wouldn’t have written a single word. She deliberately put the song in a friend’s album. When fans asked her about the inspiration, she couldn’t bring herself to talk about it.

She now felt that Liu Chengxu alone was contagious, and her influence on the magnetic field led her down a path of no return.

Su Zhiluo said, “Hearing that, you indeed bear a great responsibility.”

Liu Chengxu wouldn’t listen to this. She burrowed her head into Su Zhiluo’s chest, rubbing against her and whispering, “You actually said that about me. I’m sad.”

For their trip to Hong Kong, the two of them followed online guides, visiting Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, taking a sunset ride, and specifically going to see Victoria Harbour, enjoying the nightly hustle and bustle. The next day, they visited the University of Hong Kong.

Liu Chengxu bought a camera especially for the trip. She had made a living with photography once before. She took beautiful pictures of Su Zhiluo, and many times she wanted to get down on one knee to propose, but each time she held back and bought Su Zhiluo flowers instead.

Su Zhiluo wore a black slip dress, securing the hair on her left side behind her ear with a pearl hairpin. Her eyes were gentle yet seductive. When someone tried to strike up a conversation with her, Liu Chengxu would walk over coldly and say, “Can’t you tell we’re lesbians? She’s mine.”

Su Zhiluo always found her a bit intimidating whenever she heard this.

Later, afraid that Liu Chengxu would be unhappy about this and spoil the trip, she always leaned close to Liu Chengxu and held her hand.

These surface gestures weren’t enough to soothe Liu Chengxu. Most often, Liu Chengxu liked to compensate at night. She would kiss Su Zhiluo’s legs, then whisper to her sister-in-law, “Let it comfort me too.”

Su Zhiluo knew she was being deliberate. Blushing, she said, “You talk to it yourself.”

Liu Chengxu genuinely pressed her lips against Su Zhiluo, giving it a light kiss, and said, “Feed me again, just like that day.”

Su Zhiluo instantly knew which day she was referring to, and the memory made her face flush. That day was purely the result of hormone secretion and dopamine acceleration, which led her to lose control in an instant.

Liu Chengxu hid under Su Zhiluo’s white dress for the day, rubbing her nose against her, then looked up with moist eyes, saying, “Sister-in-law, you smell so good.”

Su Zhiluo used to feel embarrassed hearing this. She gently reminded her, “Don’t say that.” When she tried to wipe Liu Chengxu’s nose, Liu Chengxu climbed up again and nuzzled her chest.

Liu Chengxu buried herself in Su Zhiluo’s clothing and inhaled.

She truly loved this scent.

She undid Su Zhiluo’s clothing and took it into her mouth.

She bit gently with her teeth, and Su Zhiluo let out a soft groan. Liu Chengxu then coaxed her, “Didn’t you say you’d dare to moan if the soundproofing was good?”

Su Zhiluo wanted to argue, but Liu Chengxu looked up, as serious as a confession, and said, “Sister-in-law, you smell so good. I love it so much.”

Afterward, she kept kissing downwards, her lips reaching Su Zhiluo’s lower abdomen. The buttons were undone, the white shirt wide open, revealing delicate pink underneath.

When Liu Chengxu pulled down her skirt, Su Zhiluo cooperated fully. She propped herself up with her hands behind her, opening her body. “Eat all you want…”

The current Su Zhiluo belonged entirely to her. Liu Chengxu could eat her however she pleased, gripping Su Zhiluo’s waist, burying her head into her, feeling sexy, and wanting to break her in half.

Liu Chengxu’s kisses were deep. Her lips were slick, her tongue wrapped around the pearl of her lip, sometimes calling her name, sometimes calling her “sister-in-law.”

Liu Chengxu’s nose was wet from eating. Su Zhiluo’s fingers helped wipe it away, then she made Liu Chengxu look up and sealed their lips in a kiss.

They sat with their small lips pressed together, rubbing them gently, the delicate, smooth fluids mixing together.

When they were tired, they held each other close with their arms around each other’s shoulders. Liu Chengxu gently rubbed the top of her head against Su Zhiluo’s neck. After rubbing, Liu Chengxu fed her fingers to Su Zhiluo.

She offered quite a bit, three fingers, coaxing Su Zhiluo, “You can take them all at once. Open your mouth. Yes.”

Su Zhiluo would be afraid of her getting too rough. Liu Chengxu would always suddenly touch a certain spot, and Su Zhiluo would be unable to resist, trembling lightly, shaking in her arms.

Today was the same. Liu Chengxu coaxed her to eat until she was full.

Su Zhiluo couldn’t take it anymore. They had plans to go out tomorrow, so she mumbled, “Don’t. I’m afraid my legs will be uncomfortable when we go out tomorrow.”

Liu Chengxu seemed a bit confused by what she heard. Su Zhiluo’s cheeks were flushed red, and she said, “They won’t close.”

Liu Chengxu cupped the back of Su Zhiluo’s head with her hand and fiercely kissed Su Zhiluo. She knew clearly what she should call Su Zhiluo now.

In her heart, she called out repeatedly: Wife, wife.

Her hands also got rougher with each stroke.