Chapter 90

  "Smiling foolishly about something and not answering my question."

  The fox cub lifted its paws and waved at me. I quickly stretched out my hand to block it, but found that it had stopped again.

  "You know you're scared."

  The fox's mouth was curled up with a self-satisfied smile.

  "What's the answer?"

  Seeing him stop in his tracks, I let go of my hand and asked him.

  "You..."

  The fox's teeth snapped shut, and the fox's head, which had just retreated, suddenly came closer again. This time, it didn't just come to my ear, but right in front of me. The two of us were almost nose to nose, staring at each other with wide eyes, our breath blowing onto each other's faces.

  The fox-like skin was originally good, but it became distorted due to anger, and the face under the lamp light looked even more pale and eerie, just like the last black-and-white photo of my ancestor before he passed away.

  Thinking of this, I couldn't help but want to laugh, covering my mouth with my hand and trying to speak in a low voice: "Fox, don't be impulsive, don't get angry, getting angry and impulsive will only harm your body. I was just anxious to go help Grandpa cook earlier, so I didn't listen carefully to what you were saying. You... mustn't be impulsive!"

  I felt his head moving towards my neck, and my body stiffened instantly. His scorching breath rushed onto my neck, making me feel very uncomfortable and unaccustomed. I tried to struggle a few times.

  "Can't we sit up and have a good talk? Can't you stop this, it's making me very uncomfortable?"

  I whispered, stretching out my hand to push against his chest, trying to push him away. But when my fingers touched his solid chest, in an instant, I suddenly realized how small I was compared to him. So, in a soft and gentle tone, I said to him: "Let's sit up and talk, let's sit up."

  "Sit up?"

  The fox cub murmured a sentence and buried its head in my shoulder, no longer moving.

  I heard him take a deep breath beside my ear, which startled me again. I felt his body suddenly relax on top of mine, and then he pressed down even harder on me.

  "The real body doesn't want to sit up, thirteen generations, what should we do?"

  He raised his head and smiled with a sly face.

  "Well, well, well... you don't have to get up then, I, I, I... can just sit up."

  I smiled at him with a flattering face, thinking that once I left his side and found an opportunity, I would quickly run out of this room.

  "Hmm... then sit on Ben Zun's body."

  He turned around and rolled over to the other side of the bed, lying down beside me. He glanced over at me with a sly grin on his face.

  I sat up and stared at this fox with a wide open collar, revealing a large expanse of chest muscles, looking very puzzled.

  "Is it on your body? Is it on your leg or foot, or is it on your head?"

  "Here."

  Suddenly, his wrist was pulled tight and taken to the bedside, and he sat on his waist in an instant.

  As for the place where I'm sitting, no need to look, I can guess which part of the fox's body it is. Thinking about his face makes me blush, thinking about his ears makes them burn. Although he's a fox, at this moment he's transformed into a human figure, and what's more, he's a male fox who might ** at any time.

  No way, can't hesitate anymore. At this moment, if I don't think of a way to escape, it's really possible that he'll pounce on me and devour me completely.

  Never mind, anyway, now I'm on top and he's below, my advantage should be a bit bigger, the possibility of escaping should still be quite large.

  She stole a glance at him, lying in bed, wondering what he was thinking about, there was no movement, nor did he say another word, had he fallen asleep?

  He pressed down on his waist with force, hoping to crush him internally. Recently, he couldn't even stand up, but unexpectedly heard a pleasant hum from his mouth, as if he wasn't suffering, but rather enjoying himself.

  Oh no, I'm so exhausted, can't even hide anymore.

  Just as I was about to make a run for it, the fox wrapped one arm around my waist and pulled me back behind the bed. In an instant, the world spun around me and I was pinned down on the bed again. Next thing I knew, his weight bore down on my abdomen, pressing down on me so hard I could hardly breathe.