Transmigrated as the Disabled Alpha Wife of the Black Moonlight and She Said She Loves Me - Chapter 55.1

In the neighboring room, Huo Jianan and Ruan Nianning sat on the sofa. Ruan Nianning leaned against her shoulder, listening to Huo Jianan recount the story of Meng Xien and Min Jiru.

“Sister Meng truly loved Min Jiru.”

“Mm-hmm, she loved her to the core. Otherwise, why would they have reunited after ten years and gotten back together? This time, even to the point of despair, daring to jump off the Changbin Bridge for her.”

“Perhaps Sister Meng was right. Love at first sight, seeing only her from then on.” Ruan Nianning curled her lips into a smile, then straightened up like a meerkat, wrapping her arms around Huo Jianan’s neck. “Jianan, did you fall for me at first sight?”

Huo Jianan shivered. “I wouldn’t dare.”

She had read the original book and knew Ruan Nianning was a formidable character—peerlessly beautiful yet ruthless when angered, capable of crushing even deities. Newly transmigrated, she didn’t dare harbor any intentions toward this fierce beauty.

“Why not? Am I not pretty enough?” Ruan Nianning shook her long, black hair, arching an eyebrow as she gave her a flirtatious wink.

“Darling, this isn’t a shampoo commercial. Stop shaking your hair.”

Ruan Nianning bit down hard on her neck in anger.

“Ow! Ow! Ow!”

Ruan Nianning was biting for real, and Huo Jianan’s eyes welled up with tears from the pain.

“Darling, you’re actually biting me—and on my neck! Are you trying to bite me to death?”

“You’re the one who called me Wolfie. Wolves love to bite people—and eat them too!”

Ruan Nianning licked the corner of her lips and bit down again, this time gently sucking on the delicate skin of her neck. Her tongue flicked across the spot, sending a tingling, almost painful pleasure through Huo Jianan’s body.

This was even more unbearable than the earlier fierce bite.

“Honey, we’re in a hospital,” Huo Jianan gasped, her breathing uneven.

“So what? No one’s here.” Ruan Nianning’s pink, agile tongue continued to tease and torment her neck.

Huo Jianan couldn’t withstand this seduction. Her body trembled uncontrollably as she braced herself against the sofa, barely keeping herself upright.

“Tell me,” Ruan Nianning murmured, her voice thick with desire, “were you smitten with me at first sight?”

It seemed that Wolfie wouldn’t let her go until she confessed her supposed infatuation.

“Yes! I was smitten with you at first sight!” Feeling Ruan Nianning’s kisses inching toward the sensitive nape of her neck, Huo Jianan seized her shoulders and pulled her into a deep kiss.

“I know you didn’t marry my original body out of love; it was all for revenge. But I just can’t bear to see you tormenting yourself. I know you’re a kind-hearted girl, gentle and compassionate at your core. I don’t want to see you cry, I don’t want you to be sad, and I don’t want you to force yourself to do things that go against your heart. I want you to be happy. I want to see you smile, see your bright eyes sparkle. I want you to live a carefree and joyful life.”

Huo Jianan started by being forced to speak, but as she continued, she found herself increasingly expressing her own feelings. She imagined Ruan Nianning smiling at her, her snow-bright eyes filled with tender affection.

She kissed Ruan Nianning with gentle forcefulness, her lips parting hers. Memories of their passionate embrace from the night before flooded her mind.

Her heart pounded violently, and Huo Jianan’s breath came in ragged gasps as she greedily drank in the sweetness of Ruan Nianning’s mouth.

Yet Ruan Nianning felt like crying. Since growing up, no one had ever cared for her so tenderly, simply wishing for her happiness and ease.

Yes, the past ten years had been anything but easy for her—bullied, scorned, exhausted, and worn down. She’d thought this was all she’d ever know, until she met Huo Jianan.

Her heart ached, tears threatening to spill over. But Ruan Nianning clung tightly to Huo Jianan, returning her kisses, unwilling to let go even a little.

The scent of tuberose lingered on her tongue, sending a jolt through her heart. Huo Jianan held Ruan Nianning tightly, pressing her soft, fragrant body against her own.

“I love you, Nianning. I don’t know when it happened, but I can’t imagine being without you now. When I’m not with you, I miss you. And even when I’m with you, I still miss you.”

“Do you miss me right now?” Ruan Nianning panted, her breaths ragged from Huo Jianan’s kisses.

“Yes! I miss kissing you—kissing you like this, wildly.”

As Huo Jianan confessed her love, she kissed Ruan Nianning passionately. “I love you, Wolfie.”

She heard Ruan Nianning’s soft, sweet laugh, felt the hand at the back of her head tighten, pulling her even closer.

It was just another overcast winter day, yet the room seemed to fill with the scent of sunlight.

Ruan Nianning surrendered to Huo Jianan’s tender yet possessive kisses, bathed in the warmth of the imagined sunlight. She wrapped her arms around Huo Jianan’s neck, returning the kiss with equal fervor.

Under the sunlight, the tuberose’s fragrance grew intoxicating, a heady, bone-melting scent.

“Jianan, I love you too. So much.”

After a long, lingering kiss, Ruan Nianning lay panting softly, her pale cheeks flushed with a beautiful crimson, even at the corners of her eyes.

“Darling, let’s continue kissing tonight, okay?” Huo Jianan whispered, nibbling on her earlobe and breathing softly like the fragrance of orchids.

Ruan Nianning wrapped her arms around Jianan’s neck, burrowing into her embrace, her blush deepening as she wished it were already evening.

In her sleep, Meng Xien felt a weight pressing down on her, causing her bones to ache. The weight quickly seemed to realize this and shifted away.

She heard soft sobs, followed by warm droplets splattering onto her face, one after another. Then a soft hand, holding a tissue, carefully wiped them away.

Who is this? Who’s crying?

Meng Xien slowly opened her eyes. The moment she awoke, pain erupted throughout her body, and she couldn’t help but groan.

“Xien, you’re awake. Did I wake you?”

“Minmin, is that you? How did you get here? Am I dreaming? I must be dreaming!”

“No, you’re not dreaming.” Min Jiru grabbed her hand and pressed it against her own tear-streaked face. Long lashes glistened with tears, and Meng Xien’s hand quickly became damp with tears as well.

Startled by the wetness on her palm, Meng Xien struggled to sit up. “Minmin, it’s really you!”

Min Jiru quickly pressed her down. “Don’t move. You’re covered in injuries. Stay still.”

“Okay, I won’t move, I won’t move,” Meng Xien said, her eyes fixed intently on Min Jiru as if afraid she might disappear.

“I’m sorry, Xien, I’m so sorry. I shouldn’t have said those things, I shouldn’t have hurt you… How could you be so heartless? To jump from Changbin Bridge! If something had happened to you, what would I have done? I could never forgive myself…” Min Jiru, still trembling with fear, clutched Meng Xien’s hand tightly in hers.

“You said you didn’t want me anymore, that we’d never see each other again, that I should forget you,” Meng Xien’s voice trembled, hot tears streaming down her cheeks. “You know I could never forget you, never.”

“I’m sorry, I’m so sorry!” Min Jiru hurriedly wiped away her tears. Despite the excruciating pain from her broken bones, Meng Xien forced herself to raise a hand and grasp Min Jiru’s.

Seeing this, Min Jiru’s tears flowed anew. She frantically pressed down on Meng Xien’s hand. “You’re covered in injuries, don’t move.”

Meng Xien gripped her hand tightly. “Minmin, don’t leave me. I’m begging you. I lost my Mommy, you can’t abandon me too.”

“I never wanted to leave you. I’m so sorry. I never thought of leaving you. I couldn’t bear to part with you. I’ve only ever loved you.” Min Jiru held her hand, sobbing. “Ten years ago, my mother forced me. She threatened to swallow sleeping pills if I didn’t comply. I was terrified. I was afraid she would actually do it. I had no choice but to say those cruel things to you.”

“What about yesterday? Was that man really your fiancé?”

“Yes, but not anymore. I’ve made things clear to him. My mother doesn’t understand business management, but she envies others for making big money. Our family used to own several rental shops and a small company. But she started investing recklessly, losing more money the more she invested. Not only did we lose the company and the shops, but she also borrowed 80 million yuan from a friend—Zhang Kai’s family. The condition was that I marry Zhang Kai.”

“So you agreed?”

“If I hadn’t, my mother would have been hounded by debt collectors. She’s still my mother. I couldn’t bear to see her beaten and crippled.”

“Then why didn’t you come looking for me?”

“I didn’t know. Ten years have passed, and I didn’t know how you felt about me… whether you hated me, or were heartbroken and decided to forget me, or had a new girlfriend and started a new life.”

“Then why did you join Huo Corporation and become Jianan’s assistant?”

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