Quick Transmigration: The Sweetheart Everyone Loves Is Stuck in Romantic Chaos Every Day - Chapter 140

Ten minutes later, they arrived at the infirmary.

A hint of disappointment flickered across Ao Yue’s face. Why was it so close?!

He’d already slowed his steps on purpose.

Gently, he placed the girl onto the soft, snow-white bed, reluctantly withdrawing his strong arms.

Ruan Tang looked up at him with a sweet smile.

“Thank you.” Her little face was still tinged pink, irresistibly cute.

A faint blush rose on Ao Yue’s cheeks as he spoke awkwardly.

“My name’s Ao Yue.”

Ruan Tang obediently introduced herself in turn.

“I’m Ruan Tang!”

“I know!!”

Ao Yue rubbed his nose in frustration, turning his head aside with a muffled tone.

“So… do you always bully my cousin?”

Thinking he had come to demand justice, Ruan Tang shrank back against the bed, a little frightened.

Ao Yue panicked when he saw that and quickly reassured her.

“Don’t be scared.”

His voice unconsciously softened.

“If you want, just bully me instead. I can take it. And… you said you wanted a watchdog, right? He’s a wolf, but I’m a dog!!!”

Ao Yue thumped his chest with pride, his tone righteous.

“I’m definitely the fiercest dog within a fifty-mile radius!”

Lifting his chin, he even let out a howl: “Awoo!” His mismatched eyes sparkled as he advertised himself.

“See? Even my bark is loud!”

Ruan Tang blinked at him in confusion, staring at this not-so-bright husky of a boy.

“But… it has to be him…”

The light in Ao Yue’s eyes dimmed.

Since childhood, it was always Lang Jin who stood out.

He had never once surpassed his cousin.

And now, even to be someone’s dog, he was still going to lose?

A sour ache welled up inside his chest, bubbling one after another until his brows furrowed deeply.

Forget it. What was he even thinking?

Weighed down with self-disgust, Ao Yue turned dejectedly to leave.

But before he could, a small hand tugged on his sleeve.

Startled, he looked down and saw the sweet little girl blushing, her peach blossom eyes looking up at him with shy hesitation.

“If you don’t want to be my dog… can you be my friend instead?”

As a member of the cat clan, she should instinctively fear dogs.

Yet Ruan Tang had always genuinely liked them.

So, after a moment’s hesitation, she bit her lip, gathering her courage.

“I… I actually really like dogs…”

Boom—

Ao Yue’s mind exploded like fireworks.

That single sentence hit him with such a surge of joy, he couldn’t even think straight.

Ruan Tang liked dogs.

And he had just said he was a dog.

Which meant—

Ruan Tang liked him?!

Pop!

Ao Yue’s dog ears suddenly popped out on top of his head.

At the same time, the fluffy tail behind him wagged furiously from side to side.

Ruan Tang’s eyes lit up.

She stretched out her soft, pale hand and lightly touched his big tail.

Ao Yue instantly shot backward two meters, face blazing red.

Covering his trembling lips with one hand, he stammered incoherently.

“I-I-I also—like—” The last word, “you”, was whispered so quietly it nearly disappeared.

Humiliation overwhelmed him, and he bolted.

But before leaving the infirmary, he turned, clutching the doorframe, and shouted with flushed determination:

“I-I agree!!”

Then he fled in embarrassment.

Ruan Tang sat obediently on the bed, tilting her head in confusion.

Huh? Agree to what?

She hadn’t actually asked for anything…

Ao Yue was so happy he wanted to run three hundred laps around the school just to burn off his excitement.

In the end, though, he climbed up to the rooftop of the teaching building, tilted his head to the sky, and howled several times at the vast heavens.

“Awoo—awoo!! Awooooo— Damn it, who threw a rock at me?!”

Spinning around in anger, he froze.

Lang Jin was standing right behind him, coldly staring, eyes filled with the look one gives a dead man.

No—worse. A dead dog.

“Cousin?” Ao Yue’s excitement only grew.

In three quick strides, he bounded over, practically bursting to brag.

“Cousin, I solved a big problem for you!”

Lang Jin’s brows drew tight.

“What problem?”

Ao Yue thumped his chest with pride.

“My life problem, of course.”

Lang Jin: “…” His fists clenched tight.

But Ao Yue, oblivious, continued to chatter excitedly.

“Sure, your future sister-in-law and you might’ve had some small conflicts, but don’t worry, it’s no big deal! She already confessed to me! I agreed!

Once she’s with me, she’ll definitely warm up to you too, no more hostility!

And I’ll keep her so busy every day she won’t have time to mess with you! That solves one of your enemies for you!

Oh man, that’s killing two birds with one stone! I must be a genius!!”

His mismatched eyes gleamed as if he’d just discovered a new continent.

The more Lang Jin listened, the darker his face grew.

“Who are you talking about? Don’t tell me—”

“Who else could it be? I’ve only ever shown my tail and ears to one person! That’s all the proof you need.”

He wasn’t some casual kind of guy! His body was honest—only Ruan Tang could make him react!

“…Good. Very good.”

Lang Jin’s voice was low, teeth clenched. Suddenly, he swung his fist at Ao Yue’s face.

Caught off guard, Ao Yue barely dodged thanks to his quick reflexes, but he still staggered and fell to the ground.

He stared at Lang Jin in shock.

“Cousin?! Why are you hitting me?!”

Lang Jin drew a long breath, struggling to contain his fury.

Even so, his control was fragile.

He yanked Ao Yue up by the collar with ease, his cold eyes sharp with a beast’s deadly edge.

“I warned you. Stay away from her.”

His voice was laced with raw hostility and a possessive obsession that could not be mistaken.

“She’s mine.”

“This is your final warning. If you touch her again, don’t expect me to care about brotherhood.”

With that, he flung Ao Yue aside and turned away.

Ao Yue sat on the ground in a daze, staring blankly at his cousin’s retreating back.

What the hell??

Did his cousin also… fall for his sweet little wife?!

Danger!!!

Meanwhile, in the infirmary, Ruan Tang was curled up like a kitten, fast asleep.

Her beret had slipped off, revealing the soft white cat ears nestled in her dark hair.

Every so often, the tips twitched slightly, making one want to reach out and touch them.

The curtains hadn’t been drawn, and sunlight slanted through the window, bathing the girl in a soft glow.

Her exposed skin looked smooth and lustrous, like the finest jade.

“So this is where your dear cousin stashed you. Took me a while to find you.”

The voice ended with a playful lilt, sly and alluring.

A pale, slender hand reached out, brushing gently over her silky hair.

Fingertips lightly traced the tip of her little cat ears.

Ruan Tang stirred in her sleep, her brows knitting delicately. From her soft lips slipped a faint murmur.

“Mmm… just let me sleep a little longer… husband…”

The moment that sweet, forbidden word spilled from her lips, the man’s expression darkened instantly.

His foxlike eyes turned shadowed and cold