Growing Fond of You, Mr Nian

Luo Sang didn’t know what to say. Nian Junting continued, “Or you can keep it on. We’ll still be able to do what we should be doing, and it’ll be more exciting.”

Luo Sang blushed crimson as she couldn’t bear listening to that. “Mr. Nian, what is in your brain?”

“Something dirty and something violent, of course,” Nian Junting responded with composure. “Or what did I work day and night for?”

Luo Sang didn’t want to continue the conversation. Instead, she pulled the blanket up and covered herself. Nian Junting stood by the bed for a while and then left.

At nine o’clock, when they had finished breakfast and were preparing to head to the airport, Nian Xi came over. Nian Junting frowned slightly when he saw her. “What are you doing here? Why aren’t you spending time with Ji Chuan?” he asked.

Nian Xi curved her lips slightly downward. “Brother, that wasn’t something nice to hear. I know that you’re going on a trip. You will be gone for at least a week, so I came here specially to wish you bon voyage.” She then smiled, took out the camera, and said, “By the way, I’m gonna take a photo of you. This might be the last time I see you as a virgin.”

Luo Sang burst out in laughter.

Nian Junting immediately looked sullen, as he even wanted to throw his little sister into outer space. “Don’t gossip if you don’t know anything. I’ve done it many times! The number is even higher than the number of your age.”

“Did you hear that, my future sister-in-law?” Nian Xi winked at Luo Sang.

Luo Sang had no idea how to go on with this awkward conversation. “Alright, we should get going. We’ll bring you a gift.”

…

It was a long journey to the Whitsunday Islands. Luo Sang barely planned a thing. After arriving at the airport, she simply followed behind Nian Junting. As they passed through the security check, Nian Junting abruptly paused, looked at her, and said, “Didn’t you bring condoms? I didn’t see any just now when we were passing the security check. Did you put them in your suitcase?”

“I didn’t bring any,” Luo Sang responded. She surely wouldn’t have brought condoms. Before she had left, Yan Su had strongly suggested that she bring some, but she had steadfastly refused.

“I thought you would bring some, so I didn’t bring any myself,” Nian Junting said with a frown. “Don’t you want to use condoms? Well, that would be uncomfortable indeed.”

Luo Sang wanted to die as Nian Junting was talking to her about using condoms in the busy airport. “Like you’ve ever used condoms,” she said.

Nian Junting glanced at her and said, “I haven’t, but I can imagine.”

Luo Sang sighed. They hadn’t left Xia City yet, but she was already feeling so tired. “I think… You shouldn’t always think about that. It’s our first vacation away together. There will be lots of things that we can enjoy slowly, like watching the sunset, having a candlelight dinner at the seaside, or walking on the beach, lots of things.”

Nian Junting thought for a moment, then nodded and said, “You’re right. There’s a supermarket near the villa that I booked for us. We can shop for food together, and then you’ll cook for me.” Mentioning cooking, he paused slightly, as he worried that Luo Sang might be unhappy to hear that, so he added, “Or, I can cook for you.”

Luo Sang was delighted. They had been boyfriend and girlfriend for quite a while, and finally, his EQ has improved a little.

In the next ten hours, the two of them flew to Melbourne, then changed planes for the flight to Hamilton Island. After arriving at the airport on the island and getting into the car the hotel had sent to pick them up, Luo Sang was so tired that she couldn’t even keep her eyes open.

Seeing her like that, Nian Junting felt a little guilty. “Do you think I should consider buying a private jet so we won’t be so tired when we travel again?”

Luo Sang hurriedly tried to make him give up the idea. “I don’t think you need to do that. You need to apply with the airlines if you’re traveling by private jet. Flying abroad would be even more complicated. Besides, you’d need to hire reliable pilots. You’d be worrying whether or not the pilots were reliable enough.”