The White Moonlight Omega Has Amnesia and Always Tries to Seduce Me - Chapter 42

In the past, Qin Huai would usually recover the day after her heat due to the effect of temporary markers. But this time was different. The heat period lasted for three days, and throughout those three days, Qin Huai was completely conscious, with every detail imprinted clearly in her mind.

But even so, when Qin Huai woke up on the fourth day and saw the messy state of the entire bedroom, she couldn’t help but be startled.

Clothes were scattered from the bedroom door all the way to the bedside, one white long sock was in the corner behind the door, and the other was missing. The scent of orange in the room had faded considerably, but the scent of sandalwood aggressively dominated every corner.

Qin Huai leaned against the headboard, wearing a white shirt. The shirt was loose-fitting, with the top two buttons unfastened, revealing a slender collarbone marked with red traces. Her figure was frail, her skin pale, and she had a sense of fragility when she was spacing out.

A dark green quilt covered Qin Huai’s lower body. She lowered her head, her gaze thoughtful for a moment, then her clean hands slowly slid down from the quilt and reached under the pillow. Her eyes then froze, and she quickly withdrew her hand, but her earlobes inevitably flushed red.

How intense were those three days?

Why did she teach Shen Zhi those things?

A rare crack appeared on Qin Huai’s usually composed face. Her back quickly slid down from the headboard, hiding her entire body under the quilt.

She wanted to die.

Just as Qin Huai was debating whether to suffocate herself or hit her head, a sound of footsteps came from the living room. She immediately resumed her ‘playing dead’ posture, attempting to escape the socially awkward situation by feigning sleep.

She slowed her breathing, her eyelids relaxed, leaving half of her face exposed to the air, waiting for the Alpha outside to push the door open.

With a “creak,” the bedroom door opened.

Qin Huai closed her eyes, listening to the Alpha’s light footsteps, trying hard to imitate the corpses in TV dramas.

“Not awake yet?” The Alpha walked to the bedside. “You haven’t eaten for several days, and you were mumbling about being hungry just now.”

Qin Huai tightly gripped the cotton quilt, her earlobes were so hot they felt cooked, and her heart pounded fiercely.

The air seemed to be silent for ten seconds.

Qin Huai, with her eyes closed, didn’t know what was happening and thought Shen Zhi had left. She let out a sigh of relief. However, the next second, a strange breath suddenly landed on her forehead, and the Alpha’s voice was aggrieved and pitiful, “Why are you still sleeping?”

Her tone was like a puppy neglected by its owner, completely devoid of any Alpha pretense.

Qin Huai’s face felt a few degrees warmer, her distinct eyelashes seemed to be moved by Shen Zhi’s breath, trembling in the air.

The Alpha curled her index finger, her fingertip gently stroking her eyelashes, the movement as soft as a feather, “Jiejie (older sister), wake up quickly, don’t sleep anymore, I want to talk to you.”

The Omega under the quilt continued to play dead.

“Jiejie, you are so beautiful, why is everything about you so lovely?”

“Your eyebrows are pretty, your nose is pretty, and your mouth is pretty too.”

“Jiejie, I love you.”

No one could refuse such sincere words of affection, and Qin Huai was no exception. The quilt was soft and comfortable, and it felt as if her heart skipped a beat, the ‘thump-thump’ sound exceptionally clear in the muffled environment.

Qin Huai felt that if she didn’t wake up soon, Shen Zhi might come up with something sappy later.

But opening her eyes right now felt a little terrifying.

So Qin Huai used all her acting skills, pretending to have just woken up. She took one hand out from under the quilt, rubbed her eyes, and asked in a low, husky voice, “What time is it?”

“Three in the afternoon.”

Qin Huai let out a heavy sigh, imitating the dazed look of Omegas who had just woken up in TV dramas, “Hmm, who are you?”

“Your girlfriend.”

“…”

Qin Huai had never met anyone so brazen. She opened her eyes wide and placed one hand over the smiling face in front of her, pushing the person away, “I don’t have a partner. Stay away from me.”

She is still angry with me.

Shen Zhi yielded to the force, pulling her head back slightly. She lay down by the bed and negotiated with Qin Huai, asking cautiously, “Didn’t we already ‘do’ that?”

As the Alpha spoke, her chin shyly retracted, and her clear, transparent eyes occasionally glanced at the Omega lying on the bed. Her youthful look was exactly like a couple fresh out of a passionate session during the dating phase.

If Qin Huai hadn’t been the person involved, she might have almost believed her.

Based on the experience of the past three days, the Alpha in front of her the more she pretended to be obedient and pitiful on the surface the more she was actually full of mischief inside.

And that mischief was a dark black.

Qin Huai wouldn’t fall for it this time. Her delicate eyelids trembled, and she answered seriously, “I know some bars offer that kind of service. Wealthy Omegas find a Beta or an Alpha to help them during their heat, and after waking up, they go their separate ways, pretending not to know each other.”

Those were ‘black bars’ that very few people in Jiangcheng knew about, exclusively for wealthy Omegas. There, no matter how good looking or well built an Alpha was, they would be leashed to a stage, waiting to be claimed by an Omega.

Qin Huai was utterly shocked when she first heard about this.

She thought that after saying all this, the Alpha would definitely show a wronged expression, but unexpectedly, Shen Zhi’s eyes suddenly widened, and she said eagerly, “So Jiejie likes that, huh? Then let’s try it next time.”

Qin Huai: Why are you so excited?

She gritted her teeth, her voice sounding exasperated, “Weren’t you excited enough last night?”

Shen Zhi pursed her lips and laughed twice. She leaned into Qin Huai’s ear and whispered, “It’s all because Jiejie spoiled me.”

Qin Huai finally understood what it meant to hoist oneself by one’s own petard. She lay flat on the bed, staring lifelessly at the ceiling, “Get me something to eat.”

“I just asked my mom. She said Omegas who have just finished their heat should ideally eat something light. I bought your favorite fish and I’m cooking it now.” Shen Zhi paused for a few seconds after speaking, and her tone became uncharacteristically serious: “I told my mom everything about your heat this time. She said you should go see her for a check-up after you’ve rested well.”

This heat period was different from usual, the situation was quite special.

On the first day of Qin Huai’s heat, Shen Zhi took advantage of a moment when she was resting to call her mother specifically.

Qin Huai was also thinking about this, and she nodded, “I know.”

The bedroom door was slightly ajar, and a faint, fresh fish aroma wafted in from the living room.

Shen Zhi smelled it too and rushed towards the kitchen, shouting, “My fish!”

Qin Huai looked at the Alpha’s hurried retreating figure, her eyes curving slightly, and a faint smile touched her lips.

She sat up again, preparing to go to the living room to eat. The pain of not having eaten for three days was probably that her stomach had long become numb from hunger. She had drunk water, but that water was fed to her by Shen Zhi.

Qin Huai’s smile was slight, and she pulled back the quilt in a good mood. As one foot was lifted off the bed and about to step onto the floor, the phone resting on the bedside table suddenly rang.

She glanced at it, and the good mood she had just moments ago instantly vanished when she saw the caller’s name.

The person was none other than her father Qin Zhijing.

A father who called her an average of twice a year. One was before the Qingming Festival to remind Qin Huai to visit her mother’s grave, and the other was on Gu Qing’s death anniversary.

This time, it was probably about visiting her mother’s grave for the Qingming Festival. Qin Huai maintained her half sitting posture at the edge of the bed, one leg dangling on the floor and the other resting on the bed. She stared coldly at the floor and greeted the person on the other end of the phone, “Dad.”

“The Qingming Festival is coming soon. Come home the night before the Qingming Festival, and we’ll go see your mother together the next day.”

It was the usual businesslike voice, as if the person on the other end of the phone wasn’t his own daughter, but rather an employee he was giving instructions to.

Qin Huai was already used to it. She blinked very lightly, hiding the annoyance in her heart, “I know.”

The call should usually end here. But it didn’t this time. Qin Zhijing suddenly steered the conversation towards Qin Huai, “I heard from your doctor Zhou Yue that something is wrong with your body. What is it?”

“Nothing.” Qin Huai frowned. She never liked her father interfering in her private affairs. “Just wanted to get a check-up.”

The person on the other end was still saying something, the language so formal it sounded like it was being read straight from a book.

Qin Huai wanted to hang up the phone, but logic reminded her that she couldn’t. The relationship between her and Qin Zhijing these past few years seemed to be on a suspended line, with both of them occupying one end to maintain this facade. The benefit of this facade was probably that it wouldn’t be awkward when they met on those two annual occasions.

Qin Huai lowered her eyes, staring at the floor, her foot dangling in the air as if to pass the time.

“Dong,” the bedroom door was knocked twice.

Qin Huai lifted her eyes to look. The Alpha was leaning leisurely against the door frame, her long hair casually tied up, a slightly mischievous smile on her lips.

The two looked at each other for two or three seconds.

Just as the Alpha was about to head to the kitchen, Qin Huai suddenly pressed down on the arch of her foot that was hanging in the air.

The Omega’s skin was very thin, and the blue veins on the arch of her foot were extremely fragile. Her ankle bone was delicate, and her ankle was slender and strong. Above that was a well-proportioned, straight calf, where even the smallest red mark was obvious against the pale white skin. In this room, where there were only an Alpha and an Omega, it seemed particularly suggestive.

Shen Zhi understood. She walked softly to Qin Huai’s side, half-squatted down, and one hand grasped that slender, enticing ankle.

The Alpha’s palm was very warm, and her fingertip slowly rubbed the arch of her foot.

A strange yet comfortable sensation traveled from the sole of her foot all the way to her calf. The tingling sensation made Qin Huai’s scalp numb, and she instinctively tried to pull her foot back.

But it wouldn’t budge.

The next second, the Alpha, who had just been pretending to be pitiful, reached under the pillow from Qin Huai’s side and pulled out the white long sock.

The memory of that night flooded her mind.

In the dim environment, the mischievous Alpha only put a pair of calf-length socks on her and made her kneel on the bed.

Her brows were furrowed in distress, her lips were half-open, and when the Alpha behind her called her nickname into her ear, she couldn’t help but let out a soft sound.

Then, the white sock became damp.

Qin Huai’s face flushed. The hand that wasn’t holding the phone propped against the bed. After finding her center of gravity, she managed to pull her foot back again.

The Alpha didn’t give her a chance. The man on the other end of the phone was sternly lecturing his daughter. Shen Zhi lifted her eyelids and forcefully put the sock back on her foot.

When the white long sock was pulled up to her calf, the color variation was subtle, and the skin wrapped in the fabric had an enticing purity.