The sweet and gentle boy is actually crazy and bad.

During this period, Wen Yisheng did not eat lunch in the cafeteria.

Hetang Bay is close to the school, so Wen Zhi found a cook to prepare lunch for them. The food was much better than what they ate in the school cafeteria and was also more nutritious. After eating lunch at home, the two of them could rest for a while before going to school.

Wen Yisheng did not feel any aversion or resistance to Wen Zhi's arrangements.

After dinner, Wen Yisheng went back to her bedroom, which was the most private place where she felt most at home and safe.

But how could she know that her cheap brother, whom she regarded as her savior, had also installed many miniature cameras in the bedroom?

She has no private space whatsoever.

Wen Zhi didn't spy on Wen Yisheng out of filth, but rather to control and monitor her every move, which swelled his sense of satisfaction and desire for control to its peak.

All that's missing is to put a GPS tracker on her too...

Oh right, I already installed that a couple of days ago.

Lu Zhizhou is right. He can't protect her all the time, and he even let Asheng be bullied by Shao Yu.

That night, Wen Zhi was so anxious that he couldn't sleep well for most of the night.

He then worked through the night to make a motion-sensing locator. He lay down on the bed, looked at the ceiling, and breathed a sigh of relief before he felt a little more at ease.

This way, when Wen Yisheng encounters danger, becomes emotionally agitated, or experiences heart rate problems, he will know immediately.

Ugh.

Raising a girl is really difficult; he's worried himself sick.

It was almost time for school, and Wen Zhi gently knocked on the door and called out to her, "Ah Sheng, it's time to go to school."

Wen Yisheng had fallen asleep on the table. Hearing the sound, she woke up and groggily walked out of the bedroom, a red mark pressed against her fair cheek.

When Wen Zhi saw her face, marked with red marks and still looking somewhat childishly cute, he chuckled softly, "What happened to your face? Were you asleep on the table again?"

Wen Yisheng turned her face slightly away and remained silent.

She has been speaking very little lately, even to Wen Zhi.

"Why are you ignoring me?" Wen Zhi stood in front of her, staring down at her.

This gaze made Wen Yisheng feel extremely oppressed. She obediently lowered her head and stared blankly into space.

Wen Zhi reached out and half-forcefully lifted her chin, making her look at him: "Ah Sheng, isn't it a little hurtful for you to ignore your brother like this?"

Wen Yisheng blinked, her thick eyelashes fluttering, and after a long pause, she managed to utter a few words: "I'm sorry."

Wen Zhi's eyes were gentle, yet concealed a greedy gaze fixed on every inch of her skin. He sighed softly, "Ah Sheng, you can ignore others, but you must speak to your brother, okay?"

He appeared to be making a request, but his words were unreasonably domineering.

Wen Yisheng raised her hand and pushed his hand away. "I was reading, I fell asleep."

This is in response to Wen Zhi's initial question.

Wen Zhi was not satisfied. He longed to kiss her and hold her in his arms; his desire was intense and frantic.

They did nothing else but stick together, clinging to each other like crushed pieces, their body heat touching, their hearts pounding, merging into each other's bodies, willing to die for each other.

No, if we really did that, Wen Yisheng would definitely overreact and cause some trouble.

She wasn't dependent on him enough. Not emotionally, not physically. Or perhaps she hadn't fallen in love with him yet.

Wen Zhi glanced at her wrist, a slender, fair wrist, but completely bare: "Why aren't you wearing a watch?"

Wen Yisheng was taken aback, and touched her empty wrist: "I forgot."

Except when showering or sleeping, Wen Yisheng almost never takes her watch off, a habit she's had since childhood. At noon, some water splashed on the watch while she was washing her hands, and she forgot to put it back on after taking it off.

Wen Zhi said, "Then go put it on, I'll wait for you at the door."