Dr. Chi’s Mission: Seduce Officer Su - Chapter 38

In the spacious dining room, apart from the sounds of passionate kisses and shared emotions, only heavy breaths remained.

Su Qiao lazily leaned back on the stool, her loose robe naturally falling to both sides, revealing her tall and well-built figure under the dim, warm lighting.

Aside from the modest sports briefs covering her, every inch of her wheat-colored skin exuded the untamed wildness of a mature black panther.

She deliberately kept a body’s distance from the table, trapping her girlfriend seated on her lap within a narrow space.

Chi Jue adored this way of embracing that made her feel hidden, as if she were Su Qiao’s precious treasure, to be enjoyed in solitude only late at night.

Her hands rested weakly on the broad, sturdy shoulders of the little bear. Being half a head taller, she held the advantage in initiating intimacy.

Her cool fingertips traced the handsome yet soft face again and again, while her kisses descended like a continuous drizzle, tirelessly showering Su Qiao’s brows, eyes, nose, and lips.

Tonight, Chi Jue shed her cool and aloof facade, offering her lover all the passion she had accumulated over half a lifetime.

Thus, love became uncontrollable, and kisses flowed generously, one after another.

Meanwhile, the black panther, gradually driven to madness by the kisses, slowly lowered her head, licking her fangs as she gazed intently at the lively little white rabbit before her.

The little rabbit swayed playfully, this was more than just a blatant seduction. Unbeknownst to her, the black panther’s eyes already gleamed with a mischievous light.

The first sensation that struck was an unbearable pain, yet the lingering aftermath was a dizzying, bone-melting pleasure.

Gritting her teeth against the pain, Chi Jue lowered her head, wanting to see the look of ecstasy on Su Qiao’s face as she indulged.

She turned to pick up the cake from the table. A chill swept over the little rabbit as it left the warmth, but it was quickly replaced by an overwhelming, fiery dominance.

She playfully poked Su Qiao’s cheek and chided, “Is it that delicious? Are you addicted now?”

Using her fingertip, she scooped up a small dollop of cream and dabbed it on the little rabbit’s pink nose, stirring the cravings within Su Qiao.

The rich, lightly sweet cream, mingled with Chi Jue’s intoxicating natural scent, created a flavor unforgettable for a lifetime, making the experience all the more delightful.

“You are my addiction… Far more than just delicious…” Su Qiao, teetering on the edge of delirium, spoke in a low, trembling voice, her throat so parched that not even water could quench her thirst.

…

Chi Jue’s lips parted, but she couldn’t utter a coherent word, her voice hoarse.

Completely drained, she collapsed onto the dining table in a less-than-elegant posture, not daring to glance at the sensual scene reflected in the floor-to-ceiling window.

How many times had she lost herself tonight? So this person truly was insatiable!

In the reflection of the window.

Su Qiao was dotted with specks of cream, resembling a chocolate-colored chiffon cake, every part of her a mouthwatering delicacy.

Perhaps this was her proper way of enjoying a cream cake~

Overwhelmed by drowsiness, Chi Jue softened her voice and cooed, “Little Bear, carry me back to the room. I really want to sleep~”

…

In the soft, warm bedding, Chi Jie nestled bonelessly in Su Qiao’s embrace, twirling a strand of her hair between her fingers.

They lay in silence, basking in the calm after the storm, the air filled with a sweet, lingering fragrance.

Su Qiao knew the reason for Chi Jue’s quietness late at night and tightened her arms around her. “Thinking about those unpleasant things again?”

Chi Jue sighed helplessly, nuzzling her chin with half-closed eyes. “I don’t know why, but even though I’m exhausted, I just can’t fall asleep.”

Su Qiao propped her cheek on one hand, admiring her porcelain-skinned girlfriend in the dim moonlight. On a whim, she asked, “If we had a time capsule, would you want to go back to the past or fly to the future?”

Chi Jue lifted her gaze to meet those curious eyes, her brow smoothing into a smile. “To the future, of course.”

Su Qiao looked surprised. “Why?”

“I want to see if I’m still by Little Bear’s side when her hair turns white.” Pinching Su Qiao’s cheek affectionately, Chi Jue grew curious too. “What about you?”

“I’d go back to the past, to the estate where you lived. I’d quietly fill in the gaps of your childhood, then become An Jiaqin’s love rival so you wouldn’t end up with her.” Su Qiao pouted jealously, convinced that An Jiaqin was utterly unworthy of her precious girlfriend.

“You’re quite the possessive one, aren’t you?” Chi Jue covered her mouth with a light laugh. Imagining meeting Su Qiao during their school days, she thought life would have been much happier, perhaps less bitter.

“Of course I am! You’re so wonderful, I have to hold on tight.” Su Qiao admitted her jealousy freely. She could never be generous toward those who coveted Chi Jue, nor tolerate someone like An Jiaqin disrupting their new life again.

Chi Jue accepted her little vinegar-loving partner, shifting into a more comfortable sleeping position. She deliberately pressed her head against Little Bear’s chin, earning a kiss in response. When she nudged again, Little Bear playfully kissed her once more, each peck sounding with a soft smack.

After a while of playful banter, Su Qiao whispered into Chi Jue’s ear, “Come home with me for Spring Festival. Grandma will surely prepare a lavish feast, the three of us can enjoy a happy New Year’s Eve dinner. Then we’ll set off fireworks, visit temples, or just go for a drive. How does that sound?”

“Small decisions are yours, big ones are mine~” Chi Jue agreed readily, quickly clarifying their household roles. “I was already planning to go home with you to keep Grandma company, after all, that’s my home too.”

“You… really won’t visit your parents?” Su Qiao sounded concerned, feeling it might be inappropriate not to see them during such an important holiday.

“There’s no need. They’re living better than anyone. Whether I’m there or not makes no difference. Besides… you’re my only home. Let’s not trouble ourselves over people and things that aren’t worth it.” Chi Jue’s tone cooled slightly at the mention of her family, her resolve firm.

Su Qiao would unconditionally support all her choices, silently accepting the arrangement. Leaning down, she nibbled Chi Jue’s ear and coaxed, “Let me lull you to sleep.”

In one swift motion, Chi Jue flipped over and pulled Su Qiao’s head into her embrace, teasing, “I’m on forced leave now, so I can sleep in as late as I want. I wonder what time a certain someone has to wake up tomorrow?”

“Ah! We should sleep, or I won’t get up on time!” Su Qiao gasped, then instantly fell silent.

Chi Jue was amused, thinking she was pretending to sleep. But when she looked down, she realized Su Qiao had genuinely dozed off in seconds!

“Asleep already?”

“Even a pig takes longer to fall asleep!”

“So adorable~”

Chi Jue murmured, unable to resist pinching Su Qiao’s nose tip. The sleeping Little Bear wrinkled her nose in response, prompting Chi Jue to tease her just one more time~

…

The scattered mess on the floor hinted at the passionate hues that had painted the night before.

The half-open curtains swayed gently in the breeze, allowing morning light to slip through the gaps and fall on Su Qiao’s face.

The light’s intrusion made her internal clock more precise than ever; she lifted the covers and slipped out of bed even before the alarm clock rang.

The lingering traces of the night had faded, replaced by the crisp freshness of the morning.

She shuffled in her slippers toward the bathroom but paused mid-step, crouching down to quietly and repeatedly admire Chi Jue’s sleeping face.

Her heart swelled with joy, her eyes crinkling into a smile. So beautiful, how could someone look like a masterpiece of such high artistic value?

Her gaze, now filled with desire, refused to pull away. She could only lean in stealthily to plant a couple of kisses, hoping to ease the urge to have her so early in the morning.

Chi Jue was always a light sleeper. Disturbed by the teasing kisses, she frowned slightly before relaxing and opening her eyes.

Still drowsy, she gave a lazy smile, stretching out her arms for a hug and murmuring softly, “Bear hug, please.”

“Sorry for waking you,” Su Qiao said indulgently, wrapping her in an embrace and rolling them both over on the bed. “Sleep a little longer. It’s still early, I can whip up a simple breakfast for you.”

“No,” Chi Jue refused, gently pushing her away, not wanting to waste a moment in bed without Su Qiao. “You go freshen up. I’ll make breakfast.”

Su Qiao, of course, didn’t want those life-saving hands to be used for mundane chores like laundry and cooking, so she objected too. “No, I don’t want you disrupting your routine for me.”

“Then I’ll make breakfast for myself, that’s reasonable, right?” Chi Jue chuckled, quickly slipping on her slippers and darting into the bathroom.

Su Qiao changed into her own clothes before leisurely following.

Hearing the buzz of the electric toothbrush, she couldn’t resist the urge to kiss her again and scrambled for an excuse. “Do you have a disposable toothbrush?”

“Here.” Chi Jue had already squeezed toothpaste onto one for her, wondering why she was in such a rush, yet sensing an undeniable intimacy bubbling beneath the surface.

That restless bear couldn’t even brush her teeth without fussing, insisting on keeping one hand wrapped around Chi Jue’s waist, pulling her close.

Fine, let her have her way.

Chi Jue shot a mock-stern look at the bear in the mirror, playing hard to get as she commanded, “You’re not allowed to stop until you’ve brushed for a full five minutes.”

Su Qiao, her mouth full of white foam, mumbled, “Won’t brushing too long make my gums bleed?”

“If your gums bleed easily, it means your teeth aren’t healthy anymore.”

As it turned out, breakfast wasn’t happening today.

Su Qiao brushed with such intensity that veins bulged on her forehead, one hand frantically moving back and forth in front of her lips.

She was impatient, hopping in place with urgency!

She kept checking the time repeatedly until she finally met Chi Jue’s standard, then spat out the foam and rinsed quickly.

Chi Jue handed her a steaming hot towel. “Wipe your face.”

Su Qiao hurriedly scrubbed her face a few times with the hot towel, her cheeks instantly flushing pink from the steam. “Can I have my good morning kiss now?”

Chi Jue, teasing her for being too tall, deliberately stalled. “Then bend down and come closer.”

The obedient bear immediately hunched over, eagerly asking for a kiss. “Kiss, please! (╯3╰)”

Chi Jue had intended to give her a quick, light peck, but she fell right into the trap.

Su Qiao wasn’t satisfied with just a brief touch of their lips. She grabbed Chi Jue’s shoulders, spun her around, and pressed her against the sink. Her broad palm covered Chi Jue’s soft hand until their fingers intertwined tightly, finally pinning her arm firmly against the mirror.

Two pairs of eyes simultaneously locked onto each other in the mirror, both faces flushed with shyness, yet both reveling in the thrill of unleashed desire.

Su Qiao delighted in exerting domineering possession, while Chi Jue savored being fiercely claimed.

Her gaze remained fixed on Chi Jue’s reflection, but her lips trailed from the earlobe down to the hollow of the neck, her eyes growing increasingly wild.

Chi Jue wanted to turn her head and silence those bewitching lips, but Su Qiao’s hand firmly held her in place, a grip that brooked no resistance.

Su Qiao’s scorching gaze set her entire body ablaze, and her words, soft as a whisper yet piercing to the bone, murmured, “I want you to watch yourself… being devoured, little by little…”

“Again?” Chi Jue played along with her mischievous antics, her laughter causing her delicate shoulders to tremble.

Watching her girlfriend’s eyes narrow in pleasure, she could even feel the slender frame in her arms trembling with restrained intensity.

Su Qiao’s mind raced with vivid fantasies, she wanted to hold Chi Jue, to indulge in boundless desire under the mirror’s watchful gaze, until Chi Jue was reduced to tearful pleas.

But thoughts were just thoughts. She quickly reined in all her lustful musings and, after achieving her goal, silently stepped back, leaving Chi Jue, who was gradually losing herself, to fall into her trap.

Time and again, she had been the one lost in those mesmerizing eyes, tormented by endless speculation. This time, she would finally seize the upper hand and let the cunning Dr. Chi experience what it felt like to be left bewildered and hollow.

“You!” Chi Jue snatched up a towel, turned around, and whipped it fiercely at the teddy bear. “You did that on purpose!”

“Oops, we’re going to be late!” Su Qiao’s mischief exposed, she dodged her girlfriend’s flustered attack and made a swift escape.

…

Su Qiao rushed frantically and barely made it to the Criminal Investigation Center on time.

As she passed through the administrative building, the officers she brushed shoulders with cast her strange glances. Given the usual gossip mill, she didn’t pay it much mind.

When she strode energetically into the office, she noticed Liu Shisan and a few others huddled around a phone, discussing something. The moment they spotted her, they scattered, pretending nothing was amiss.

Normally, Su Qiao would have silently taken her seat at her desk, but today, in high spirits, she decided to strike up a conversation.

“What are you all looking at so sneakily?”

Liu Shisan glanced at Li Mobo and Ao Yu, hesitating as if struggling to find the right words, which only made the situation more frustrating.

Su Qiao raised an eyebrow impatiently. “If you have something to say, just say it. Why is everyone acting so weird?”

“Well…” Liu Shisan fumbled for words, clearly at a loss for where to begin.

It was Ao Yu, who usually remained aloof, who stepped in to explain. “A video of you handling a hospital dispute has been maliciously edited and spread online. It’s causing quite a stir right now.”

No sooner had he finished speaking than Ji Nanxing strode purposefully into the office, her gaze fixed squarely on Su Qiao. “I’ve already contacted the cybersecurity team. The backlash will be contained soon. For now, come with me to the local police station. We need to clean this up properly.”

“Alright.” Su Qiao was baffled. She had simply been dealing with a hospital dispute, how had it ended up blowing up online?

The two hurried to the parking lot. While Ji Nanxing fetched the car, she asked, “Did you offend someone?”

“Me?” Su Qiao didn’t quite understand the question, but she didn’t need to overthink it, the name An Jiaqin instantly sprang to mind. “Now that you mention it… there might be one person.”

“Get in, we’ll talk on the way.” Ji Nanxing pulled open the car door and quickly settled into the driver’s seat.

Su Qiao slid into the passenger seat, fastening her seatbelt while explaining, “I was just handling the dispute according to standard procedures. How did it escalate like this? The traffic police’s promotional videos were starting to gain traction, this might negatively impact them.”

“Public sentiment is already being managed. This won’t blow up. First, tell me what happened.” Ji Nanxing’s approach to problem-solving was always clear-cut; right now, she just wanted to help share some of Su Qiao’s burden.

“Can you tell me why you think this has something to do with me offending someone?” Su Qiao voiced her confusion. Even though Ji Nanxing’s thinking was sharper than her own, she didn’t see how this could be linked to An Jiaqin.

Ji Nanxing only shot her a look that said, “Figure it out yourself,” without immediately offering an answer.

Su Qiao turned her head to gaze at the fleeting street scenes outside the window. As she regained her composure, her thoughts grew clearer.

She could reasonably suspect the troublemaker who had received minor retaliation, but this online backlash hadn’t targeted Chi Jue. To be precise, public opinion was overwhelmingly condemning the medical dispute, with everyone standing up for the injured Dr. Chi.

The sudden malicious editing was solely directed at her. Regardless of what the uploader intended, if the goal was simply to attract followers and generate buzz, wouldn’t celebrity gossip hold more value than her minor incident?

The most likely suspect pointed squarely to An Jiaqin.

Su Qiao suddenly recalled her first encounter with An Jiaqin. When she had subdued An Jiaqin in front of Chi Jue, An Jiaqin’s blatant threat seemed to have materialized. Now, leveraging the situation to attack her appeared to align perfectly with the current circumstances.

Su Qiao massaged her temples wearily and sighed softly, “I might have really offended someone.”

“This is quite easy to verify. I’ve asked the local police station to summon the troublemaker for questioning. We’ll know soon enough if he was behind it. Actually, we can analyze this from three angles.

First, how likely is it that the troublemaker targeted you? He didn’t film the video, it was obviously posted online by a third party.

As far as I know, Dr. Chi has already signed a letter of understanding. Once both parties reached a settlement, the matter should have been closed. Of course, we can’t rule out the possibility of the troublemaker seeking revenge afterward. What if he couldn’t swallow his anger and happened to run into someone with ill intentions who filmed the incident, thus setting things in motion?

Second, someone is maliciously targeting you, believing that online backlash is an effective way to strike at you. This person knows you well, understands your professional background, and is using a subtle yet powerful method to retaliate.

Third, it could simply be a passerby at the hospital who filmed the video and decided to share it online. But usually, such videos, if merely intended to stir public opinion, wouldn’t be deliberately edited or employ skilled cutting techniques.

So, you weigh the possibilities. I’m leaning toward the second one.”

Meanwhile.

Chi Jue refused to accept the decision to suspend her from clinical duties and take forced leave. Now, she no longer cared whether Chi Qinian used their father’s name to make things difficult for her.

After seeing Su Qiao off, she drove straight to People’s Hospital, determined to have it out with Xiao Qishu that day.

Just as she parked her car, Tong An’an called.

“Hey, are you really just leisurely enjoying your vacation at home?”

Chi Jue chuckled teasingly, “If you’re envious, why don’t you stir up some trouble with the inspection department? Maybe they’ll issue a hospital-wide notice forcing you to take time off too.”

“I don’t have time for jokes right now. Take a look at the video online first, and see if you’ll still be laughing after watching it.”

“What video?” Chi Jue asked suspiciously, switching her phone to speaker mode while scrolling through Weibo.

“Officer Su got filmed while handling your dispute. Someone uploaded the video online, it’s definitely maliciously edited. These days, what police officer would dare hit someone in public? These keyboard warriors are always stirring up trouble for no reason.”

Tong An’an, the devoted shipper of their relationship, was more anxious than the people involved. Over the phone, she rattled off a stream of information about the online backlash targeting Su Qiao.

Seeing the baseless criticisms and the disgusting, vulgar jokes online made Chi Jue sick to her stomach.

“Let’s talk later. I’m hanging up now.” Chi Jue took a deep breath and quickly closed the webpage.

Her previously bright mood suddenly turned gloomy. Gripping the steering wheel, she watched the crowds coming and going, and for the first time, she began to question the meaning of saving lives.

They were nothing more than specks of dust among the masses. They upheld their professional vows, pouring their all into rescuing people from dire situations time and again, so why were they never met with kindness?

No one expected their efforts to go entirely unrewarded. Even without tangible returns, a faint acknowledgment or a word of thanks could offer some comfort.

But the hurtful words online, effortlessly tearing hearts to shreds, made the world seem utterly repulsive at times.

Thinking back, she realized the problem lay with herself. She hadn’t anticipated causing such a major trouble for Su Qiao. Remembering that “it takes the one who tied the knot to untie it”, she began to form a plan.

It was almost time for rounds to end.

She hurried to the inpatient department, her first target being Xiao Minghao.

Just as she expected, as soon as she reached the orthopedic surgery floor, the person she was looking for was about to head to the outpatient clinic.

Chi Jue intercepted him at the elevator just in time. “Director Xiao.”

Xiao Minghao glanced at Chi Jue, who wasn’t wearing her white coat, and his mood brightened considerably. He teased, “Director Chi, aren’t you on leave? Couldn’t even last a day without coming back?”

Skipping the pleasantries, Chi Jue got straight to the point. “I’d like to meet the child’s family. Has the child been transferred to a general ward yet?”