Quick Transmigration: The Sweetheart Everyone Loves Is Stuck in Romantic Chaos Every Day - Chapter 214

His tone was fierce, yet because it carried the tremble of tears, it only made him seem pitiful.

In the end, Chi Han asked in a wounded voice: “How long did he kiss you?”

Ruan Tang thought blankly for a moment. “Five minutes…?”

Qing Zhou wiped at his tears, his reddened eyes meeting hers as he declared righteously:

“Then I’ll kiss you back! Double—no, triple!”

As he spoke, his large hand suddenly clamped down on the back of her neck, pulling her in for a forceful kiss.

He really did kiss her.

Nearly twenty whole minutes. Whenever Ruan Tang couldn’t catch her breath, he’d briefly pull away, only to lower his head again as soon as she recovered.

She felt herself melting into the unreasonable, endless kiss.

But then her phone suddenly rang.

Ruan Tang hurriedly pushed against his chest. “Chi—Chi Han, my phone…”

While displeasedly nipping at her lips, Chi Han reached into her pocket and pulled it out.

He glanced down at the screen.

—Chi Yang.

Chi Han’s eyes turned cold, his voice hoarse.

“A nuisance call. I’ll hang up for you.”

Ruan Tang was dizzy from the long kiss, her breath coming in gasps, her misty eyes watching his fingers move—as though he really had hung up the call.

She pleaded softly, “It’s been ten minutes already… enough, right?”

Chi Han grinned brilliantly, revealing sharp little tiger teeth.

“Not enough. I said triple.”

His fingertip traced across her red, swollen lips, his smile tinged with dark amusement.

“Don’t like the puppy’s service?”

Ruan Tang flushed. “…I don’t like it.”

“Then I’ll just work harder until you do.”

He lowered his head again, sealing her lips with another kiss.

“Fuck!!!”

Hearing the muffled sounds of kissing through the call, Chi Yang smashed his nearly-new phone in a rage.

That Chi Han—he’d finally dropped the act!

He’d suspected all along the guy had bad intentions, but he hadn’t thought he’d dare to forcefully kiss Ruan Tang!

His anger and jealousy burned hot—but beneath it, there was a bitter, unnameable ache.

This was the second time.

Last time it had been Yan Qing. Now it was Chi Han.

Last time, he’d been asleep, unable to witness it himself. This time, he’d had to listen in.

How could his luck be this miserable?!

The pain in his chest felt like all his organs were twisting in on themselves. At last, he had no choice but to face the truth of his feelings.

He—once the world’s straightest man—had bent.

Picking up his cracked phone, his face dark, Chi Yang sent a few messages to Yan Qing.

【First, I’ll move out of the dorm tomorrow. But on one condition—no one else moves in. Ruan Tang is safest alone. Anyone else living there is a danger.】

As for the stalker issue—ever since discovering Ruan Tang’s dorm had been broken into, Chi Yang had already pulled strings with his family to strengthen security at the school and dorm.

【Second, keep an eye on Chi Han. He’s not a harmless sheep—he’s a wolf in disguise.】

【Third, I’m going to pursue Ruan Tang.】

【We’re brothers. Let’s compete fair and square.】

【That’s it.】

Some time later, Yan Qing’s reply came.

A single word.

【Alright.】

Chi Yang didn’t move into the villa Yan Qing had given him. Instead, he chose a high-end apartment near T University from the properties under his name.

He didn’t own much, so packing was quick. He left behind a few changes of clothes and basic essentials at the dorm.

Tonight, he still wanted to sleep there.

One last night.

He hired someone to move his things while he timed his steps to catch Ruan Tang after class, waiting at her classroom door.

But before she came out, someone else arrived first.

—Lin Yao.

He hadn’t known his name before.

But since entering this university, for reasons he couldn’t explain, he kept running into this guy.

Always hovering in his sight, irritating as hell.

Just witnessing Lin Yao getting bullied—he’d seen it happen more than a dozen times.

Normally, Chi Yang was the kind of person with a strong sense of justice, the sort who’d intervene.

But whenever he saw Lin Yao, some instinctive disgust rose up in him.

They must have been mortal enemies in a past life.

So he always ignored him.

He only knew his name because he’d heard the bullies call it.

When Lin Yao saw Chi Yang, his brows furrowed too.

The two looked at each other with mutual dislike.

Chi Yang clicked his tongue impatiently.

“You again? How long are you planning to tail me? Don’t tell me you’ve got a crush on me?”

Lin Yao’s delicate face twisted at the words.

“Don’t joke about something so revolting. You’re ruining my appetite.”

“Then why are you here? Got bullied again?”

Chi Yang glanced behind him but saw no bullies, leaving him disappointed.

Then his lips curled in a careless, mocking smile.

“Those guys are useless. Why haven’t they beaten you to death yet?”

Would’ve saved him the eyesore.

Lin Yao shot him a cold look. “I don’t have time to argue with you today. Move.”

Chi Yang frowned. Instead of moving aside, he shifted more firmly into the doorway, blocking the exit.

“You’re not even in the Literature Department. What are you doing here?”

Annoyance flickered across Lin Yao’s face. “None of your business. Get out of the way.”

A prickle of unease shot through Chi Yang.

Then came a soft, sweet voice behind him: “Ah Yao—”

His unease solidified into dread.

Ruan Tang had been about to happily run toward Lin Yao—but the moment she saw Chi Yang turn, she froze in place.

Her unguarded smile faded, replaced by uncertainty.

“Chi Yang… you’re here too?”

Chi Yang bristled.

What do you mean “too”—

I was here first!

There’s such a thing as order of arrival!

But shameless Lin Yao was already preparing to walk around him toward Ruan Tang.

Jealousy boiled in Chi Yang’s chest.

He stuck a leg out to trip him.

Lin Yao’s eyes flickered, as if he’d noticed—but he didn’t dodge.

He fell anyway.

Chi Yang thought it strange, but when he saw Lin Yao falling straight toward Ruan Tang, his expression darkened.

You conniving little white lotus!

In a flash, he grabbed the back of Lin Yao’s collar and twisted his fall, flinging him hard in the opposite direction.

To Ruan Tang, unaware of the truth, it looked as though Lin Yao had nearly tripped—and Chi Yang had caught him in time.

Her eyes lit up.

A memory of the comic surfaced in her mind.

That scene, where the school bully had once caught the delicate little white rabbit just as he was about to fall—leading to a deep, fateful gaze between them.

In reality, Lin Yao lifted his head and glared at Chi Yang, then kicked him hard in the calf.

Chi Yang winced in pain, rage flashing in his eyes. Out of Ruan Tang’s sight, he twisted Lin Yao’s arm in return.

Both of them hissed sharply from the pain.