It wasn't an apple that hit Newton.

No need to worry about getting pregnant?

Li Cheng quickly bit his tongue. The pain brought him back to his senses, and his suddenly burning passion subsided considerably.

That was close.

Luckily, I didn't have any drunken sex, but I almost ended up being a sober rapist.

However, he successfully overcame his fears, and now all he had to do was wait for Louise to get dressed, and everything would be fine... Li Cheng thought to himself.

"Can I sleep a little longer?"

Louise was a little reluctant to get out of bed and wanted to stay in bed a little longer. But after Li Cheng pinched her cheek, she obediently crawled out of bed, found the clothes lying next to her, and slowly began to put on the clothes one by one, starting from the innermost layer.

rustling sounds...

The rustling sound of clothes as one dresses is so pleasant, yet so evocative. Rather than observing with the naked eye, a man might begin to fantasize about a beautiful, naked woman...

While waiting for Louise to get dressed, Li Cheng suddenly remembered something.

Logically speaking, would Louise's father, that doting father, really allow Louise to stay overnight at a man's house? You see, compared to a casual visit, a man and woman staying overnight together is a very symbolic act, often indicating an extremely unusual relationship.

Thinking of this, Li Cheng suddenly shuddered and immediately asked, "Louise, does Mr. Anderson know you stayed overnight at my house?"

"I do not know."

Louise paused, reaching her arm into her sleeve, and replied, "Dad went out yesterday."

Li Chengsong sighed, "Then when will he be back?"

"Well......"

Louise thought for a moment, then shook her little head and said, "Louise doesn't know. Daddy might come back tonight, or at noon, or maybe..."

Thump! Thump! Thump! Thump! Thump!

Suddenly, a fierce knocking sound came from the living room door, followed by a deep male voice.

"Louise, are you in there?" the voice asked.

Holy crap, could it be this morning?!

“Ah, Daddy…” Louise was overjoyed and was about to respond when Li Cheng covered her mouth.

What a joke! How could the two of them possibly face anyone in this state?

What you need to do now is pretend you didn't hear anything, quickly get dressed, and ideally, faint to pretend you're not in the room.

Just as Li Cheng was relieved that there was still one last line of defense and time to get the two dressed, the door creaked open. Judging from the volume, it shouldn't have been forced open.

The door wasn't locked?

Li Cheng looked at Louise in disbelief—"Don't you worry about your house being robbed if you don't lock the door before going to bed?"

"I forgot."

The little girl blinked innocently, trying to get away with it by being cute.

She really didn't do it on purpose. With Hook running away with the bucket, there was no one to guide her step by step, let alone teach her such delicate micro-operations.

She simply forgot.

Li Cheng was utterly devastated.

Whether or not the door was locked was no longer important; heavy footsteps were rapidly approaching, and it was too late to do anything at that moment.

Finally, the footsteps stopped at the bedroom door.

The man who appeared there was a middle-aged gentleman with sharp black eyes and burgundy hair. He wore a dark brown long coat and black leather shoes, and had a dignified appearance.

He is also the father of the little girl next to Li Cheng.

Faced with the gaze of such a man, Li Cheng felt an embarrassing sense of being caught in the act of adultery.

He glanced at Louise lying next to him.

The little girl had just put on a white undershirt, the kind that's worn as the innermost layer of clothing, the one that fits her body curves the most tightly. The fabric is thin and breathable, so much so that it couldn't even cover the curves of her budding breasts. Under these circumstances, wearing such a shirt was practically the same as not wearing anything at all.

What's worse, Li Cheng himself wasn't even wearing anything; his muscular upper body was completely exposed to the air, making him a complete naked man.

Li Cheng remained silent for a moment, then, facing that sharp gaze that seemed to pierce through him, he spoke sincerely:

"I think I can explain it."

Chapter 338 Repeaters Kill People

The weak and feeble explanations failed to achieve their intended purpose.

Anderson had no intention of listening to any explanation. His sharp gaze was fixed on Li Cheng, as if he wanted to pierce through this bastard who had slept with his daughter—if looks could kill, Li Cheng suspected he would have died a hundred times over.

But it was only a glance. Considering that Louise was still there, Anderson gritted his teeth, turned around and closed the bedroom door, letting the two of them get dressed first.

That was so embarrassing!

I was caught in the act of adultery and even forced to put on my clothes!

After hurriedly putting on his clothes, Li Cheng, like an extreme internet addict who was staying at home, hesitated and was reluctant to step out of his bedroom.

Louise, on the other hand, wasn't nervous at all. She carefully put on the gothic red dress, had Li Cheng help her tie the ribbon at the back of the dress, and finally put on a pair of black leather shoes before happily going to the living room to see her father.

Seeing this, Li Cheng followed behind and went out, trying to make his presence as inconspicuous as possible.

Anderson sat quietly on the sofa, his hand resting on his chin, deep in thought. Upon seeing the two emerge, he sat up straight, his eyes fixed on Li Cheng as he walked out of the bedroom.

"father!"

Louise greeted him happily as soon as they met, "Dad, why are you home so soon?"

Anderson was clearly not so happy. With a gloomy expression, he pulled Louise to stand beside him and looked into her eyes as he asked:

"Things went smoothly, so I'm going home early—but what happened to you last night? Why didn't you go home? Did some kidnapper try to trick you into staying overnight with sweet talk? Don't be afraid, Dad will definitely stand up for you."

Hey! Don't jump to conclusions and accuse someone of kidnapping! I'll sue you for defamation! Believe me, I'll challenge you to a duel over the glove because my reputation is damaged! Duels are very popular in France. You know, Voltaire, as a French gentleman, loved fencing (no ambiguity), a sport that can kill!

Wait a minute, did I actually kidnap Louise?

Li Cheng was about to retort when he suddenly fell silent.

"No, no one lied to Louise about staying overnight."

Fortunately, Louise shook her head and defended him, saying, "It's because my brother drank too much, so Louise was worried about him and stayed to take care of him."

Well done!

Seeing that the little girl was finally useful and not a burden, Li Cheng was almost moved to tears.

If he had said those words, Anderson would probably have just sneered, but it's completely different when Louise says them.

Anderson looked displeased after being rebuked by his own daughter.

So he turned his head and aimed his guns at Li Cheng, who was trying to make himself inconspicuous, and said, "Li Cheng, that's what people usually call you, right?"

"Yes."

Li Cheng nodded reluctantly.

To be honest, his relationship with Anderson had always been that of equals, at least in his mind. But today, he was caught in the act of adultery and had to stand there like a grandson, which made him feel extremely depressed and aggrieved.

"So, Li Cheng, what do you think your current actions are?"

Anderson continued, "You think it's right to use sweet words to completely deceive a little girl who doesn't understand anything, and do you feel a sense of accomplishment in doing so? This kind of deception..."

He was halfway through his sentence when Louise nudged his shoulder and interjected in a soft voice, "Daddy, brother didn't use sweet talk to deceive Louise."

Seeing that Louise wasn't a bad teammate and was even dealing massive damage and crowd control, Li Cheng was touched and quickly nodded in agreement, saying, "Yes, I didn't lie to Louise. Louise can vouch for that."

"Would her testimony be of any use?"

Anderson said coldly, "How old is Louise? What ability does she have to distinguish right from wrong...?"

Louise interrupted abruptly again, saying, "Louise is not young anymore. She's 14 years old, and the lawyer says she's old enough to get married."

At this point, the little girl proudly puffed out her chest, explaining that her brother had taken her to a lawyer specifically to ask about this.

Li Cheng chimed in, "Yes, Louise is not young anymore. She's already 14. The lawyer said she's old enough to..."

"shut up!"

After being repeatedly rebuked by his daughter, Anderson was so angry that he wanted to smash the table: "To put it bluntly, what's the difference between what you did and those rapists? One uses his physical advantage to achieve his goal, and the other uses his verbal advantage. In terms of the heinousness, they are the same."

Hearing her father describe her beloved older brother as a rapist, Louise lowered her head sadly: "Dad, how could you say that?"

Li Cheng chimed in, "Yes, Dad, how could you..."

"What did you just call me?"

Anderson abruptly turned to face Li Cheng and asked, word by word.

Holy crap, a slip of the tongue! It really was a slip of the tongue! Louise finally had a chance to unleash her full potential, and then I accidentally became the worst teammate! Who the hell wants to call this guy "Dad"?! Repeating yourself like a broken record can really kill you!!!

Li Cheng quickly changed his tune, even lowering his status slightly: "Uncle, how could you say that?"

"Who gave you permission to call me uncle?"

Anderson said in a chilling tone.

Li Cheng had no choice but to change his tune again: "Mr. Anderson, how could you...?"

"Who gave you permission to call me by my name?"

Anderson said in an icy tone.

???

Li Cheng wisely kept quiet.

Anderson is a little irritable right now, which is understandable—any father would probably get angry if he saw his daughter sleeping in bed with a man he dislikes. Anderson is actually quite restrained now; his composure is indeed impressive.

After the outburst subsided, Anderson clearly realized that he couldn't let Louise stay any longer—his daughter had grown up and was now desperately siding with outsiders, almost pushing him, her father, out of the picture.

“Louise, you go home now. Dad needs to have a serious talk with this man.”

Anderson calmly prepared to get the burden off the scene.

Louise herself was somewhat reluctant to leave. She had a gut feeling that her father was hostile towards her brother. Although she didn't quite understand why, she still tried her best to stop him: "Can Louise listen from the side?" Louise obediently stopped talking.

"go home."

Anderson’s tone was flat and unquestionable.