The male insect adores it! The female general, envious, begs for a kiss.

A farewell kiss?

The lord's words were like an electric current, quickly sweeping through Heamis's entire body, causing even his delicate eyelashes to tremble uncontrollably.

Under the gaze of the lord, Heemis walked toward him as if possessed, then bent down and gently placed a kiss on his lips.

The warmth on his lips brought a smile to Gu Heng's face.

Just as the female insect was about to leave, Gu Heng suddenly reached out and hooked his arm around Hermione's neck, slowly deepening the kiss.

Finally, when Heemis left, his neck was slightly red, and his steps were unsteady. His mind was filled with the lord's tender and lingering kiss.

"General,"

Heemis hadn't gone far when he heard a sound behind him, and he turned around.

The male ruler's lips curved slightly, and a faint smile appeared in his eyes. "Come back soon. I'll be waiting for you at home."

The powerful ruler and his household.

At this moment, Heamis felt a sense of belonging, as if something in his chest was slowly solidifying. He nodded solemnly to Gu Heng, "I will, my lord."

Gu Heng watched quietly as Heamis's figure receded into the distance until it completely disappeared from sight.

Gu Heng turned around and went inside.

For the next few days, he will be the only insect in this house, and the thought of it makes him feel a little lonely.

Gu Heng looked at the blooming Femmeco in the corner, wondering if Heemis would be able to return before the flowers withered...

*

Five days have passed since Hemires left home. Gu Heng sighed softly. Why does time seem to be passing so slowly?

During this time, Bourne frequently came to see Gu Heng.

At this moment, he was resting his chin on his hands, his eyes glazed over, clearly lost in thought.

Suddenly, Bourne clapped his hands together, his eyes lighting up as if he had figured out how to pass the time.

Gu Heng was startled by Bourne's sudden outburst, and he looked at Bourne in bewilderment.

However, the insect, Bern, showed no sign of alarming Gu Heng. He rubbed his hands together and asked, "Gu Heng, aren't you bored?"

"What's wrong?"

Byrne continued, "We two insects are getting really bored here. What do you think, should we go out and play?"

Gu Heng glanced at him. "What are you playing?"

Byrne counted on his fingers, "Parties? Movies? Shopping..."

Gu Heng's expression remained largely unchanged throughout; he wasn't particularly interested in what Bourne was saying.

Gu Heng felt he might as well stay home and read a book.

Seeing that Gu Heng showed no sign of being moved, Bourne pondered for a moment, then began to doubt himself, "Going to too many male insect gatherings gets a bit boring. Hmm... there don't seem to be any particularly good movies lately..."

Bourne's self-talk made Gu Heng glance at him again.

Bourne frowned, clearly still struggling with how to kill time. Finally, he looked steadily at Gu Heng, as if he had made a decision, "How about we go shopping at the mall?"

Gu Heng remained unmoved.

Byrne snatched the book from his hands. "You'll get moldy if you stay home all the time. The sun is shining brightly today, we should go out for a walk."

Gu Heng glanced suspiciously at Byrne across from him, his gaze drifting through the window to the sky obscured by dark clouds.

It's clearly a cloudy day.

Following Gu Heng's gaze, Byrne looked outside and noticed something was wrong. He quickly changed his tune, "The weather and all that doesn't matter. What matters is that shopping makes you happy. Look how depressed you've become since the general left."

Gu Heng: ?

Is he depressed?

Bourne himself wanted to go to the mall, so there's no need to portray him as a resentful virgin.

Bourne kept pestering Gu Heng, and in the end, Gu Heng couldn't resist him and went to the mall with Bourne.

"What do you want to buy?" Gu Heng asked Bern as soon as he stepped into the mall.

"I haven't decided yet, I'll find out after we go shopping for a bit."

Gu Heng: ...

He had a feeling that Byrne would be there for a long time.

Gu Heng now regrets coming here with Bourne.

"It's not just me buying insects. You've come to the mall, you should buy something, right?"

Gu Heng did not agree with Bourne's words, but what he said was very much in line with the saying on Earth: "Since we're already here."

But Gu Heng still said, "I don't have anything I want to buy."

Gu Heng always had a clear purpose in everything he did.

Bourne choked for a moment, then said, "Then you can buy things for your queen."

Upon hearing this, Gu Heng paused slightly, seemingly persuaded.

An hour later.

As they emerged from a clothing store, Byrne glanced at the large and small bags Gu Heng was carrying, then looked at the two small bags he was carrying, and slowly fell silent.

While he was lost in thought, Gu Heng walked away. Bourne jogged after him, "Wait, Gu Heng, you bought the general so many clothes, will he be able to wear them all?"

Gu Heng glanced at him indifferently, "If you don't want to wear it, you can hang it in the closet."

Gu Heng just loves dressing up his wife, something that someone like Bourne, who has no female ruler, would never understand.

Of course, Gu Heng did not say the second half of his sentence in front of Bern Ben.

Bourne watched Gu Heng walk ahead of him, then went into a jewelry store and fell into deep thought.

Didn't you say you were accompanying him shopping? Now it seems like the roles are reversed.

Shopping does take time, and two hours passed quickly.

Gu Heng's hands were already stuffed with all sorts of shopping bags. Seeing that he really couldn't carry any more, he finally decided to go home.

What's going on? The moment the topic of buying things for Hemires comes up, his shopping desires kick in.

Finally, both insects left satisfied.

They left the mall.

As he was walking, Gu Heng's calf was suddenly bumped. He looked down and saw whose little bug it was.

When Bourne saw Gu Heng suddenly stop, he walked over and saw that the little insect had just raised its head.

After seeing the face clearly, Bourne exclaimed in surprise, "Isn't this the Sith's insect offspring, little Anlo?"

As Byrne spoke, Gu Heng put the shopping bag on the ground, bent down, and helped the little insect up. "Are you hurt?"

An Luo shook his head, glancing cautiously at Gu Heng with trepidation in his eyes.

He actually bumped into a male insect.

The female father said that if she saw male insects outside, she should go around them, because they have strange tempers and would beat him like the previous male father.

Anluo's voice was filled with fear and apprehension. "Your Excellency... I didn't mean to bump into you."

Gu Heng looked at the little bug, which seemed about to cry at any moment. He doubted himself for a moment, wondering if he looked that scary.

Byrne spoke up from the side, "Little Anluo, don't be afraid, we are all your father's friends."

Is he a friend of the female father?

Anlu looked at Byrne, whom he remembered had bought him ice cream before.

The female father told him that this male insect was a good insect.

Anluo gradually relaxed, and a shy smile appeared on her face.

Bourne was instantly charmed; the little Sith bugs were so cute.

Gu Heng looked at the white and tender little insect and felt a moment of tenderness in his heart.

Will his and Hemires's insect offspring be just as adorable in the future?