Senior Sister Gu Yuqi might look like a sly old fox, but ginger gets spicier with age—how could she possibly outsmart Liang Sheng, this so-called “old auntie”? In just a few quick moves, Liang Sheng had pulled her into her arms.
“Eat some grapes~ Senior Sister Yuqi, come on, eat the grapes~” As Liang Sheng spoke, her tone started turning suggestive. “Senior Sister Yuqi, hurry up and eat them—my grapes~”
Senior Sister Gu Yuqi caught the innuendo and flashed a wicked grin. “Oh? And are you going to let me eat them?”
Cough cough! How did Senior Sister Gu Yuqi pick up on it again? Liang Sheng had thought she was the only experienced driver in the room!
“Senior Sister, you should start with these grapes first!” Liang Sheng popped a grape into Senior Sister Gu Yuqi’s mouth.
Senior Sister Gu Yuqi savored the grape in her mouth.
Oh man, it was so sweet!!
It was peeled by her little junior sister herself—how could it not be sweet? It felt sweet all the way down to her heart!
You two were disgustingly sweet, so lovey-dovey that you spent the whole day wrapped up in each other.
In the end, you parted reluctantly, still clasping each other’s hands and unwilling to let go.
“Oh ho ho, looks like I already know who you’ll end up choosing~” Akino Kazuko said with her signature auntie smile, watching Senior Sister Gu Yuqi’s retreating figure.
Liang Sheng shrugged and watched her go before turning back to the house. “Who knows what I’ll be thinking by then? After all, I’m a fickle woman.”
“Though, there’s a good chance it’ll be her.”
Her? Who was that?
“Who?” Akino Kazuko already had a pretty solid guess, but she still asked.
Liang Sheng smiled faintly and stuck out her tongue playfully. “I’m not telling~ You can guess for yourself!”
Oh dear, Little Liang Sheng was getting naughtier by the day.
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Vacation was almost over, and Liang Sheng still hadn’t finished her homework.
It was always like this—right before school started, with one pen, one lamp, and a miracle (or a corpse… ptooey!), she somehow got it done, dark circles under her eyes and all.
What a nightmare! Why had Teacher Dong Yue assigned so much homework?
Liang Sheng glanced at the wall clock. It was already four in the morning.
Damn! She could squeeze in three more hours of sleep.
Liang Sheng scrambled onto the bed and burrowed into her warm blankets.
Oh heaven! For the first time, she loved her quilt this much! Oh, my dear wife, Quilt Mommy!
Liang Sheng hugged the quilt tight and passed out in less than a minute, sprawled out like a starfish.
When the alarm blared in the morning, Liang Sheng felt completely dazed.
What was going on? Who was she? Where was she? What was she doing? Little stars seemed to be swirling around her head!
“Get up, get up! Liang Sheng!” Akino Kazuko pushed at her host.
“Get up, sweetie! Time to get up!” Liang Sheng’s mother pounded on the door.
Liang Sheng sat up groggily, her hair a frizzy mess like she’d been hit by a bomb. Her eyes were half-closed, barely open, looking like she might keel over any second. She mumbled incoherently, “Coming! I’m coming!”
Ugh! Who the hell invented school anyway? She wanted to drag that person out and give them a good thrashing!
But at least she’d finished the homework.
If Teacher Dong Yue weren’t one of her targets, she wouldn’t have bothered doing these stupid problems so seriously—they were brutally hard!
Still, when Teacher Dong Yue saw the answers and the meticulous notes, she’d definitely be delighted, right?
Alright! Liang Sheng suddenly felt pumped.
After all, Dong Yue was one of the female harem members with the lowest favorability toward her right now. All she felt for her student Liang Sheng was maternal love—no romantic feelings between women.
Conquering a teacher was way too tough.
Liang Sheng puffed out her cheeks as she chewed her breakfast, racking her brain for strategies and countermeasures.
She didn’t want to be a slag who seduced every girl in sight, but for everyone’s future, she had to make all these girls fall for her.
So, how could she twist Dong Yue’s “maternal love” into something more?
It was so tricky! Liang Sheng scratched her head in frustration.
Turning maternal love rotten was even harder than corrupting sisterly affection!
So, how had Su Ze pulled it off back then?
Liang Sheng decided to think from Su Ze’s perspective.
But in the original story, there were only scenes of Su Ze flirting and the girls throwing themselves at him—no details on how he schemed or chased them.
Ah, so it was all the beautiful girls chasing him? Su Ze was a total pillow princess?
“Looks like I need to check out some mother-daughter romance novels,” Liang Sheng muttered to herself.
At school, Liang Sheng beelined for Teacher Dong Yue’s office.
As expected of the Mary Sue novel’s aristocrat school—even the teachers had their own private offices.
Liang Sheng found Dong Yue’s office and knocked.
No response.
Was she not there? But it was this time of day.
Liang Sheng lifted her arm and checked her wristwatch.
Teacher Dong Yue was so punctual; she wouldn’t be late. Unless…
Just then, a teacher passed by Dong Yue’s office.
“Teacher!” Liang Sheng called out and trotted over. “Do you know where Teacher Dong Yue is? I need to see her about something.”
Liang Sheng had some guts, speaking so boldly.
The teacher glanced at Dong Yue’s office. “Ah, Xiao Yue got here early today, but she took sick leave. Seems like she’s gone home to rest.”
“Huh?” Sick?
Liang Sheng bowed to the teacher. “Thank you, Teacher! Got it!”
The teacher was a busybody too. “Are you in Xiao Yue’s class? You look familiar.”
“Yeah, Teacher. I’m Liang Sheng.”
The teacher smacked her forehead. “Oh right! Xiao Yue mentions you all the time. Says you’re smart as a whip, but just a bit too playful.”
The teacher paused, then continued. “It’s normal for kids to play, though. Study hard when it’s time to study, and play hard when it’s time to play.”
“Got it, Teacher!”
Looks like her impression in Teacher Dong Yue’s mind wasn’t bad at all. Liang Sheng was thrilled—maybe conquering her would be easier than she’d thought.
With Teacher Dong Yue sick today, it was the perfect chance to shine. After school, she’d head straight to her house, bring tea, water, medicine—care for her every need. No woman could resist that!
Liang Sheng schemed away.
But she didn’t know what the illness was. She asked a few other teachers, but they all shook their heads.
Maybe cramps? Liang Sheng couldn’t get out of bed during hers either.
If she didn’t know the ailment, she’d just buy a bunch of medicines.
Yeah, that was the plan.
“I heard from the other teachers that you’re sick, but I asked around and no one knew what it was, so I bought a bunch of meds just in case.”
That line alone would probably move Teacher Dong Yue to tears!
Then grab some brown sugar too—just in case it was cramps. That would show her thoughtfulness and tender care. Who wouldn’t fall for a sweet, gentle girl like that?
