Take her as my wife

Chapter 93 Teaching My Sister to Kiss Step by Step

Upon receiving Tan Wen's promise, Deng Chaoyang burst into tears of joy, repeatedly saying "thank you." Jiang Ni encouraged her, "From now on, you'll be a mother. Be brave and give your daughter a bright future."

"Yes... I'm a mother now..." She wiped away her tears and tried to sit up in bed.

Jiang Ni quickly went to help her up and carefully placed a pillow behind her to lean on.

"Actually, those cherries that cost 128 yuan weren't what I wanted to eat..."

She began to recount her experiences to Jiang Ni.

The cherries were bought by Deng Chaoyang's friend to visit her, but Deng Chaoyang knew that her friend didn't have much money and didn't want her to spend too much, so she transferred 128 yuan to her.

When Zhang Liwei returned and saw the cherries, he also noticed her bank transfer record. He assumed she was craving fruit and had asked a friend to buy it for her.

He beat her for nearly an hour over the 128 yuan.

Besides her abusive husband, the actions of her biological parents are also appalling.

In the impoverished and remote village, the ignorant men and women held a serious preference for sons over daughters. Deng Chaoyang was the second son. He originally had an older sister who was sold to a bachelor in the same village at the age of sixteen. She gave birth to a child at the age of seventeen but died in childbirth. The eldest sister was named Pandi.

Her original name was Deng Zhaodi.

Later, the parents had another daughter. They believed the old man's superstitious words and secretly left their little daughter outside to freeze to death one winter—saying that this would frighten the next girl born and prevent them from being reborn into their family.

Ironically, their fourth pregnancy resulted in a son.

Because her younger brother needed to go to school and live a better life, the couple set their sights on her again, wanting to sell her as well. Terrified, she stole about a hundred yuan in the middle of the night and fled, taking a two-day, one-night bus ride to Yicheng.

This is the nearest major city to their place.

Then he went to work in a factory, and by chance, he met Zhang Liwei, who was selling houses at a sales center.

She was quite pretty, and more importantly, she was young and had a gentle personality. Zhang Liwei knew her family was poor, but he still married her.

"It's all my fault for being so stupid... I thought I married a good man, I thought my parents would let me off the hook..." She covered her cheeks. "He did give my parents 88,000 yuan as a bride price. The first time he hit me was because my younger brother needed to go to junior high school in the county, and my parents went to him again to ask for money..."

She was too young and naive at that time. At eighteen, she hadn't studied much and was immature. Naively, she brought Zhang Liwei home and introduced him to her parents, pushing herself into an even darker abyss.

At first, Zhang Liwei would apologize to her after hitting her and beg for her forgiveness, actually because he was afraid she would call the police. Unexpectedly, he only needed to pay a few hundred or a thousand yuan to bribe Deng Chaoyang's parents and have them go to Deng Chaoyang to do ideological work, and the matter was settled.

Violence seems to be addictive, allowing all the dark emotions such as inferiority, anger, and jealousy to be released in the bloodshed.

Deng Chaoyang's isolation and vulnerability emboldened Zhang Liwei to become increasingly reckless in the days that followed.

It was almost noon when they left the hospital. Jiang Ni and Tan Wen waited until Deng Chaoyang's friends arrived before leaving with peace of mind.

Jiang Ni sat in the passenger seat, feeling heavy-hearted. She sat there for a while, lost in thought, and forgot to fasten her seatbelt.

Tan Wen leaned over to help her, and as he inserted the seatbelt buckle, he kissed her on the lips to bring her back to her senses.

He didn't back away, but instead rubbed his nose against hers, offering her some emotional support: "Sister, do you know why I want to apply to Yicheng Police University?"

Jiang Ni followed up on his question, asking, "Why?"

He was so close, yet she didn't feel awkward or uncomfortable at all; instead, she was captivated by his deep, dark eyes.

"Because one time you came back from that teacher, you cried so much that you didn't eat anything."

Jiang Ni also remembered this incident because they had taken on a case of child abuse and murder. They knew who the murderer was, but the police failed to find conclusive evidence, leading to the failure of the appeal and allowing the murderer to escape legal punishment.

He touched the corner of her upturned fox-like eyes: "I was thinking then, why don't I become a policeman, and do my best to catch the bad guys you want to catch, so that you will never have to cry so much again."

Jiang Ni's pupils contracted in surprise.

She remembered that Tan Wen had once said, "From now on, I'll be responsible for catching bad guys, and you'll be responsible for sentencing them," but she had only taken it as a joke.

Jiang Ni said, "Compared to being a police officer, you actually prefer being a businesswoman and making money, right...? You don't really need to do this..."

Tan Wen smiled and kissed her lips again: "No, it's necessary, because I like you more."

Seeing her expression improve, he concluded, "So, sister, just do what you want to do. You're amazing now, and your boyfriend here is determined to do anything for you—there's nothing you can't do."

In just a few words, the gloom in Jiang Ni's heart was dispelled.

Is this really his first time dating? How come he has so many tricks and lines?

Jiang Ni conceded defeat, but had to admit that such words were truly comforting and pleasant to hear.

Having appeased her, Tan Wen prepared to return to the driver's seat and drive away. But as soon as he moved, Jiang Ni wrapped her arms around his neck, closed her eyes, and kissed him.

Tan Wen's heart trembled at the kiss!

Especially the next second, she proactively and tentatively stuck out her wet, soft tongue.

She was subtly enticing him to open his mouth.

Her ears turned bright red, her long eyelashes trembled, and her movements were as clumsy as if it were the first time she had ever initiated a French kiss.

In fact, every kissing motion of hers was like that of a novice.

The tongue cannot hide.

Saliva is not swallowed.

Breathing is even less likely to change.

Did Tan Yan ever make her feel comfortable?

Hold.

Jiang Ni used to live a very hard life.

A surge of tenderness welled up within him, and he cupped the back of her head, teaching her while she paused to catch her breath:

"Sister, have you ever had jelly?"

"Put my tongue away,"

"Want to try making it into jelly..."

"You can take a breath every few seconds..."