International waters, midnight.

The white "Shengge" ship rested quietly on the sea, surrounded by endless darkness.

The sky above was full of stars, and without the moon, the stars seemed exceptionally bright.

The Milky Way stretches across the sky, and tiny starlight sprinkles onto the sea, breaking into pieces with the waves.

The master bedroom is on the second floor of the yacht, with a full-length glass wall facing the sea.

The glass was sparkling clean, and the lights on the bottom of the yacht were on, attracting a group of small fish that swam around the bottom of the boat, their silver scales shimmering in the light.

Su Jingsheng pressed her face against the glass, staring at the fish.

She was wearing Bo Jinghuai's white shirt, which hung loosely on her body, with the hem covering her upper thighs.

Two slender, white legs were bare, toes curled, stepping on the cold floor.

"Don't they sleep?" she asked softly, her voice gentle and tinged with curiosity.

Bo Jinghuai stood behind her, holding a glass of warm water. He was wearing a bathrobe with his belt loosely tied.

"Fish don't sleep," he said, approaching her.

Su Jingsheng turned to look at him, "How did you know?"

Bo Jinghuai held the water glass to her lips, "Drink some water."

Su Jingsheng took a sip from his hand, then turned back to look at the fish.

Bo Jinghuai placed the cup on the small table next to him, wrapped his arms around her waist from behind, rested his chin on the top of her head, and stared at the fish outside the glass.

Su Jingsheng turned her head, smiled, and kissed him on the Adam's apple.

Bo Jinghuai's Adam's apple bobbed. The little girl felt it, stepped back a little, and stared at that spot. "His Adam's apple moved."

"Um."

Why is it moving?

Bo Jinghuai took her hand and pressed it against his Adam's apple. "Touch it, and it will move."

Su Jingsheng gently touched it, the small circle sliding under her fingertips. "Fun."

Bo Jinghuai stared at her, his eyes darkening. "There's something even more fun. Want to try?"

Su Jingsheng looked up at him, "What?"

Bo Jinghuai didn't speak, but lowered his head and kissed her. Su Jingsheng was kissed so hard that she leaned back, her back hitting the cold glass.

Outside the glass, the group of small fish were still swimming, their silver scales shimmering.

He reached out and unbuttoned the first button of her shirt; she wasn't wearing anything else, just this one.

Bo Jinghuai kissed her. Outside the glass, the group of small fish suddenly scattered and then gathered again, as if disturbed by something.

Bo Jinghuai ignored her, simply picked her up, and made her sit on the low cabinet by the window.

The counter was cold, and Su Jingsheng's slender, white legs touched it, causing her to shrink back slightly.

Bo Jinghuai held her ankle. She was sitting there, and he was standing, their eyes level.

He cupped her face in his hands, his thumb brushing against her lips. "Open your mouth, let me kiss you."

Su Jingsheng obediently opened her mouth, and he kissed her again.

Outside the glass, the school of small fish gathered back and swam around the yacht, their silver scales shimmering in the light, like countless stars floating in the water.

……

[Su Mingtang's side story, skip if you don't like it]

Another year has passed, and the Chiqinghua Palace is now in its back garden.

The afternoon sun was warm and shone on the lawn.

Su Jingsheng sat in a rattan chair, holding a cup of floral tea in her hand.

Footsteps came from behind her, and Su Mingtang sat down in the chair next to her.

Her eyes and brows grew increasingly sharp, an aura cultivated from years of being at the center of power.

"Sheng Sheng," she said.

Su Jingsheng turned to look at her, "Sister, what brings you here?"

Su Mingtang didn't say anything, but just stared at her for a few seconds.

Then she said, "There's something I've been keeping from you."

Su Jingsheng blinked. "What?"

"When Bo Jinghuai first came to Northern Europe, he came to see me," Su Mingtang said calmly. "He threatened me."

Su Jingsheng was stunned.

"He threatened me with my projects on the board, making me be nice to you and Bai Bai, and making me tell you that what happened back then had nothing to do with him."

Su Mingtang paused for a moment, "At that time, I had just acquired the shares and joined the board of directors. That project was key to my establishment."

She turned to look at Su Jingsheng, "So I compromised, and I did as he said."

Su Jingsheng didn't speak, she just looked at her.

Su Mingtang's eyes were a little red. "Sheng Sheng, I know it's not honorable, but I took your shares and accepted your kindness without any guilt."

"Actually, that matter has nothing to do with you at all."

"I had my own selfish motives; I wasn't a good older sister."

A breeze blew by, and a few petals fell onto the coffee table between them.

Su Jingsheng put down her cup, reached out and took Su Mingtang's hand, "Sister."

Su Mingtang looked at her, and Su Jingsheng smiled, just as soft and lovely as when she first met her, with a clear understanding.

Having ambition is not a bad thing.

"I gave it, and that's it. I won't regret it."

"I just hope there's no resentment between us; I genuinely consider you my older sister."

Su Mingtang stared at her for a long time, then her eyes reddened even more.

She grasped Su Jingsheng's hand in return and squeezed it tightly.

"Sheng Sheng..."

"Okay," Su Jingsheng interrupted her.

"That's all in the past. Aren't you doing a great job now?"

The two held hands and sat in the afternoon sun. After a long time, Su Mingtang stood up.

"I'll be going then, I have a board meeting this afternoon."

Su Jingsheng nodded, "Mm."

Su Mingtang took a few steps, then stopped, turned back to look at her, "Sheng Sheng."

"I am here."

"Thank you."

The sound of high heels gradually faded into the distance.

Su Jingsheng sat in the rattan chair, watching her back.

Fortunately, my sister was willing to tell the truth.

Fortunately, she is still willing to treat her as a close younger sister and does not want any distance between them.

The master bedroom door was tightly closed at night.

Bo Jinghuai stood at the door, staring at it, for ten minutes.

"Sheng Sheng." He knocked on the door, his voice soft, "Please open the door, okay?"

There was no sound inside.

"I was wrong. I shouldn't have threatened my sister, I shouldn't have kept it from you, I shouldn't have..."

The door suddenly opened a crack.

Su Jingsheng poked her head out, her almond-shaped eyes glaring at him. "What did you do wrong?"

"They're all wrong," Bo Jinghuai said immediately. "Completely wrong."

"Be specific about what went wrong."

Bo Jinghuai paused, "I shouldn't have threatened my sister, I shouldn't have kept it from you, and I shouldn't have used the project to pressure her."

Su Jingsheng snorted, "It's good that you know you were wrong."

"Shall we open the door?"

"No," Su Jingsheng said. "Go sleep in the guest room."

Bo Jinghuai was stunned. "A guest room?"

"Yes." Su Jingsheng nodded. "One month."

"A month?!"

Su Jingsheng had already pulled her head back, and the door slammed shut.

Bo Jinghuai stared at the door, remaining motionless for a long time.

He raised his hand and pressed it to his chest; his vulnerable period was approaching, and his heart ached.

How is he supposed to live if he can't kiss his Omega for a month?

Bo Jinghuai turned around and walked towards the guest room, his steps heavy.

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