Quick Transmigration - After Betraying the Male Lead, the Supporting Female Character Gets Locked Up and Cries - Chapter 58

Su Yu slept until noon, lazily yawning and stretching as she slowly opened her eyes.

She stared blankly at the ceiling for a while, and the memories of last night gradually resurfaced, like a movie playing in reverse.

Su Yu snapped awake.

The system whined: 【Host, you’re finally awake! Do you know how I spent last night? Do you know how dark the little black room is? You’re so heartless!】

The system wailed loudly.

【…Shut up.】

Su Yu wanted to cry herself. Not only did she know, she had experienced it firsthand…

Damn it, Qi Huaizhi, that bastard, isn’t even human!

Just thinking about last night made Su Yu want to k*ll him.

It was as if that man didn’t know what exhaustion meant. He kept going, and she almost died on the bed.

Sitting up with her sore body, Su Yu felt like a robot about to fall apart, her arms and legs no longer her own.

【Where’s Qi Huaizhi?】

Her voice brimmed with fury, as if she was about to storm out and seek revenge.

The system was shutting himself off, sulking and licking its wounds, refusing to answer.

At that moment, the door handle turned, and the man Su Yu wanted to bite to death walked in.

“Awake?”

Seeing her awake, Qi Huaizhi raised an eyebrow.

Su Yu glared at him, gritting her teeth: “Qi Huaizhi, you liar!”

Her bright and innocent eyes were now filled with anger, her cheeks flushed with rage. Compared to the calm serenity while she slept, she now seemed much more alive.

Qi Huaizhi didn’t deny it: “Yes, I’m a liar.”

He walked over, sat by the bed, and pulled her into his arms, asking softly: “Is there anywhere that feels uncomfortable?”

In just one night, Qi Huaizhi’s attitude had done a complete 180 from the past two days.

It wasn’t so much a change as a release.

No matter what she had done before, she was his now.

Compared to the lonely days and nights before, Qi Huaizhi’s heart found peace only when Su Yu lay beside him.

“Don’t touch me!”

Su Yu pushed him away hard, her voice full of accusations.

“You weren’t even drunk last night, yet you made me go pick you up! You not only threatened me, but also—also forced me. You’re shameless, how could you be so bad!”

Qi Huaizhi admitted to being shameless and bad.

But…

“I forced you?”

Qi Huaizhi chuckled softly, leaning close to her ear: “But it seemed like you quite enjoyed it last night.”

Su Yu covered his mouth, her eyes wide and her face flushed red: “Shut up!”

Qi Huaizhi chuckled again, pulling her hand away and gently coaxing her: “Alright, it’s my fault. I forced you. So, what do you want to do about it now?”

What could she do now after everything had already happened?

Su Yu, feeling resigned, decided to make the most of the situation.

“You’re going to help me deal with my family’s matters right now, and you must promise never to harm my family again.”

Qi Huaizhi nodded: “Alright.”

Su Yu was momentarily stunned, her gaze suspicious. He agreed that easily?

She tested further: “I also want you to apologize.”

Qi Huaizhi’s gaze remained calm: “Hmm, I’m sorry.”

Su Yu’s expression grew even stranger.

Overnight, this man seemed to have transformed into someone else, much more gentle and patient. He no longer lashed out at the slightest provocation, and his words no longer carried sarcasm or scorn.

Su Yu’s eyes darted around, her mind always quick to seize an advantage. She furrowed her brow slightly. “You don’t seem sincere.”

“So, what do you want me to do?”

Su Yu raised her chin, her voice soft yet imperious: “Kneel down and apologize. Last time in the office, you demanded the same of me.”

Su Yu never let herself suffer a loss. Even if she had been wronged, she would find a way to get back at others. Her gentleness was just a facade; deep down, she was domineering and selfish.

This time, it was Qi Huaizhi’s turn to be stunned.

After a moment, he laughed in disbelief, his voice squeezing through clenched teeth: “Su Yu, do you think I’m easy to deal with now?”

Like a small animal sensing danger, Su Yu’s instincts kicked in, and alarms went off in her head. She quickly grabbed the blanket, wrapping herself tightly, leaving only her eyes exposed, cautiously watching him.

“N-No need, I was just joking.”

But her expression betrayed her real thoughts.

—He can’t even do something this small, always getting mad. There’s no sincerity in his apology, untrustworthy.

Qi Huaizhi read that message clearly from her face.

“…”

He took a deep breath, gritted his teeth, and finally knelt on one knee beside the bed. “I’m sorry, it was my fault.”

Su Yu’s eyes widened slightly, seemingly surprised that he would actually go that far.

“Then, I’ll reluctantly forgive you.” 

Su Yu snorted lightly, still pretending to be tough even after getting her way. The previous act of gentle obedience had disappeared, leaving only her true bratty nature.

Perhaps spending the night together really could deepen intimacy.

No matter which version of Su Yu it was, Qi Huaizhi liked all of them.

…

Starving from the night before, Su Yu lay weakly on the sofa, her eyes fixed longingly in the direction of the kitchen.

“Qi Huaizhi, is it ready yet?”

In the kitchen, the tall man wore a pink Hello Kitty apron, moving methodically as he boiled water, washed vegetables, and cooked. His movements were practiced and orderly, clearly someone used to cooking.

He replied in a calm tone, “Almost, just a bit longer.”

The aroma from the kitchen wafted over, making Su Yu even hungrier.

She grumbled, full of resentment: “Why didn’t we just eat out? Or order takeout, at least. What if it doesn’t taste good?”

Qi Huaizhi responded without rushing: “In your current state, you think you can go out?”

Su Yu instinctively looked down at herself. Even the most conservative clothing couldn’t hide the marks on her body, but the most embarrassing part was the bite mark on her neck.

It hadn’t faded overnight, a testament to how hard he had bitten, like an animal marking its territory.

Su Yu fell silent, then cursed under her breath: “It’s your fault!”

Qi Huaizhi had a good attitude: “Yes, it was me, and I’ve already apologized.”

Su Yu: “…”

“What about takeout then?”

“Not healthy.”

Su Yu was momentarily at a loss for words.

She weakly threatened: “You better hurry up. If I starve to death at your place, you can expect my ghost to haunt you tonight.”

Qi Huaizhi chuckled: “If the ghost is you, I wouldn’t mind.”

Su Yu: … Somebody k*ll him already!

System: … There’s no saving a love-struck fool.

Suddenly, the doorbell rang.

Su Yu lazily lifted her eyelids, but the man in the kitchen didn’t react, as if he hadn’t heard.

“Qi Huaizhi, the doorbell’s ringing. Go answer it.”

There was no way she was doing any chores today—not even opening the door.

Hearing this, Qi Huaizhi acknowledged and dried his hands before stepping out of the kitchen. As he passed Su Yu, he paused and glanced at her.

“Cover yourself with the blanket,” he said flatly.

The possessiveness of a man was at work, refusing to let Su Yu be exposed to anyone else, not even a little.

Su Yu rolled her eyes internally but still complied, pulling the blanket over herself, rustling as she did so.

Unlike Qi Huaizhi, her concern was simply not wanting to be embarrassed.