Quick Transmigration: Yandere Male Leads? Hand 'Em Over! - Chapter 154

Su Xu thought for a moment and felt that what Yu Che said actually made sense.

Although he’d always reported everything to his sister since they were kids, he’d never really considered whether those little details were appropriate to share. But now that he was in college, he figured it was time to preserve a little dignity.

Before leaving, he gave Yu Che one last reminder.

“Make sure you ask her if she’s feeling okay. If she’s not, call me. I’ll pick up some medicine from the pharmacy and bring it to her.”

With that, he grabbed his keys and headed out—completely forgetting that his phone was still in Yu Che’s hands.

As the door gently clicked shut, the cool blue light of the screen reflected off Yu Che’s face. Mischievous and unruly, the slight curve of his lips was both sweet and dangerous.

So they’d already met in person, huh?

He really wanted to see what kind of siren could enchant his dimwitted roommate so completely.

【Flash-In-Ult: Sis, was the food okay at lunch? Did anything taste off or upset your stomach? Want me to send you some medicine with the delivery?】

Su Ci let out a soft laugh. “Nope. Is Ah Xu not feeling well? Well, that’s what he gets for chugging all those iced drinks. His stomach’s been weak lately…”

Hearing her gentle nagging through the headset, Yu Che grit his teeth, seething. His obsidian-black eyes darkened like a still pond under the stars, brimming with icy malice and jealousy that nearly overflowed.

How the hell did she even remember what Su Xu ate and drank?

Was this what being a femme fatale was supposed to look like? Who was seducing who here, huh? Was she reeling Su Xu in or worshipping at his feet? Could she be a little less spineless?

Why hadn’t anyone like her tried to reel him in?

Was he, the top AD of the league, not good enough?

Fuming, Yu Che even picked the wrong summoner spells and runes—but still had to keep up appearances as he typed:

【Flash-In-Ult: Where are you now, Sis? I’ll order you some milk tea and late-night snacks.】

Su Ci had skipped grades when she was younger and had already graduated college. Her parents had handed over one of their school district apartments to her—it wasn’t far from the university Su Xu attended.

“Building 7, Unit 14-2, Morning Glow Residences, Section 3 of University Road.”

Yu Che chose a support champ with strong sustain who didn’t require too much mechanical skill. After memorizing the address, he ordered food from a nearby spot, then grabbed his keys and wallet, all while still playing the game as he headed out of the dorm.

The two remaining roommates looked at each other in confusion.

“Wait… where are those two going in the middle of the night?”

“Look at Yu-ge, still on his phone while walking! If he trips and breaks something again, who’s gonna teach us how to play?”

Ten minutes later, the two of them were completely dumbfounded.

No way. Was he really going to a milk tea shop?

This was the same guy who always got someone else to pick up his deliveries.

Now he was out here in person for milk tea?

What kind of rare, bizarre behavior was this?

When the delivery driver came to pick up the order, Yu Che didn’t even look up from his phone. He pulled out a thick stack of red bills from his pocket and slapped it into the man’s hand.

“Take it. Leave your helmet and uniform.”

The delivery guy looked thrilled but also panicked. He double-checked the order slip over and over. “Uh… what do you want this for? We have standards, you know. We’re professionals!”

Yu Che calmly showed his student ID. “It’s for my roommate. Dorm 5013 at A University. The info checks out, right? I just want to give him a surprise.”

Like hell he’d be stupid enough to send a delivery guy to a girl’s apartment with her real address. What if he got stalked or something? Like this dude right here—already too nosy for comfort.

The two roommates trailing him outside the shop nearly burst into tears.

Their Godfather really was their Godfather. Still playing the game, still thinking about their food, and even coming to pick it up himself. What a saint. They didn’t deserve him!

They had the gall to secretly watch BOC.Mo Hen’s stream while he was in the hospital after the accident… in retrospect, they deserved to die.

“We were just scouting the enemy, okay? Definitely not betraying Yu-ge!”

“Right, reconnaissance!”

Caught up in their own emotion, the two of them watched as Yu Che, decked out in a blue vest and helmet, strode off with milk tea and snacks in hand.

He didn’t even spare them a glance.

“Still wanna follow?”

“Nah, let’s head back. He probably got us something too.”

Yu Che hadn’t originally intended to buy that much, but modern apps were just too good at recommending things. The moment he opened the delivery app, it was like getting bombarded with kisses from every possible promo.

In the end, both arms were fully loaded, a bouquet of fresh flowers cradled in one, pinky and ring finger gripping his phone, and his index finger pressing Su Ci’s doorbell.

She had just finished the second game and exited the party queue.

“Ah Xu, wait a sec. The delivery’s here. Let’s play again in a bit.”

Outside, Yu Che pulled his helmet down a little and texted back with one hand:

【Mm, sure~ Sis, eat something first and don’t turn off your mic, okay?】

He wanted to hear the sounds of her eating, too.

He didn’t find that strange at all—sound could reveal a lot. Like in shooters: footsteps, someone hiding in bushes, or the base recall animation…

Training his listening skills was useful.

If she happened to eat something that didn’t sit well, he’d know right away and could help.

He patted the stomach-pocket of his hoodie where he’d stuffed some antacids, already imagining how he’d walk inside and then hide in a shadowy corner of the stairwell to—

The door swung open without warning.

The boy, arms weighed down with delivery bags, didn’t even have time to react.

The girl’s face was delicate yet striking, radiant like the full moon, as if sculpted by the gods. Her lips were naturally curved, giving her a soft smile even when she wasn’t trying.

The white chiffon dress she wore fluttered in the drafty hallway like feathers brushing across his heart.

Yu Che hurried to turn off the phone screen and awkwardly thrust the bouquet toward her.

“Hi. Your delivery’s here. These flowers were left over from a promo event. I thought I’d give them to you.”

You’d see these promos all the time—scan a QR code for a free rose, like and share a post for a bouquet, trade a buck for a mini arrangement…

When she accepted the vibrant flowers into her arms, Su Ci raised an eyebrow. “That’s a lot of snacks. Could you help me set them on the coffee table?”

Even in the store’s uniform, his tall, athletic frame made him look like he was cosplaying a delivery boy. But the things he did had nothing to do with youthful energy—if anything, they were the opposite: obsessive and unnerving.

She stepped aside to give him space.

Yu Che took a quick glance inside before politely withdrawing his gaze. “Ma’am, the platform has certain rules for couriers. It’s inappropriate for me to enter a customer’s home.”

“It’s fine. I trust you’re a good guy.”

She sniffed the flowers and didn’t seem at all guarded against his dark, intense gaze.

That only made the look in his eyes deepen further, dangerously unreadable.

“In that case… the food is a lot. Would you mind if I recorded a short waiver video? Just something to show that you invited me in voluntarily.”

His tone was humble, measured, careful—like someone who was wary of being set up after stepping inside.

Su Ci smiled faintly. “Sure.”

Yu Che raised the phone and zoomed in on her face—again, and again—barely daring to breathe until the recording was done. He saved it in a locked private album.

“That okay now? Come on in. Carrying all that must’ve been tiring.”

“Mm. You’re really… understanding, ma’am.”

As Su Ci ushered him into the living room, she turned and locked the door behind them—and even set an extra code lock.

Mini Theater

Che: That video was way too easy to get.
Ci: You walked right into my web. I had no choice but to lock you up.
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